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} don Township, in6 with he sister, Mss. A, I. Ford
+� "spessresr '� ' ete Mrs S Atkinson is visiting :n Lon- :airs. !Milburn of Toroat'o is visit-,
� � dol+ Toacnship, inn, u�itit her sisteir, lil't's. A; T.
Ford.
LOCAL DOINGS I
Is r • Mt. and Mee. A. TiWhite spent �N: Fred H Barth has returned from
i
,�f'x. and yrs: H. 7; Wltzke spent Mr Hogarth has returr�e ,tom
,the West after completing his 'rar-
',1ise Shaw of Landoll is visiting
vesting g
,Mrs C H. Homey is! slowly recto- :dies Gladys Bissett, * Mx. Ross Holland of Indian 'dead,
erinz from, her illness, 11rs R i4lwrphy is visiting her fit- Seek., after an absence in the West
Lein: Baslrerviile is learning the her at Lnindesborough. ,for fourteen years, is here spending
barbeeing with eteessrs. Boyle S.;. ''Ie- \Zrs N". 3. Dose left Tuesday to', the linter° t
Leod ;t %r, Windsor and Detroit, l P °ieratee Archie Davis of Galt, Ger-
A large number of Exeter People 1. Higdon and Harry Windsor of
attendee the fowl supper in Central- 3 f 1 t k ndor. were here over Sunday at
is on Tuesday dight air respective homes,
enesni est �c ,� to of Saturday in London, hg
vests and :threshing operations.
Mr D. Atkinson of Clinton was
in toter a Lew days as. week.
fir efarl 'Mitchell of London; spent
day visiting relatives here
ss Ida elarchaud of St, Jacobs
spent Saturday an Sunday ,here,
Mrs. 0 Southeott returned on.
Thursdae- ,from a visit in Toronto,
Mfrs Birk leaves this morning for
Detroit to spend Thanksgivipg Day,
ell's: Stella Southeott left this
weer. to visit in London an Toronto.
Sherman 4 'ill%s 31as returned :,vont
the, west where he spent the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Wm. Hawleshate has returned
iron visiting with her erothers rine,
other relatives in Lucan,
of `d Road
t •e Laden ,'a T: L il. r
Mr. R
south returned ,from the West on
Saturday, after an absence of several
aweeki.
Mrs. WM Hodgins returned Tues-
day to Winnipeg after a visit with
her sietea \frs. I.. Hardy, and other
relatives
Miss Veda Gleed, who has been vis-
itine relatives and friends were for
seeerat months, returned to her home
in Londe:. Tuesday.
Rev McAlister, chairman of the Ex -
=tire board of the Methodist iBook
Roos; & Publishing House, said the
concerr an otficinl visit last veek.
fie reports everything 'n .first-class
running order and whale being ,,ust
recently established, the work dowels
t
of the best.
The congregationgof the Presbyter- 'Mies. ies. Bowers and two chddr�en of
y Ingersoll are visiting at Mr, R. G.
inn church will next Sunday complete , Seldon's
- a Solder's c;eek'. ..I.Its. Beldon s
thews church t on urc a n
d S d father Mr Berry, also spent a fan
We are ,getting a little snow abase days wit%, them.
days—some of the om and off' kind.
Here to -day and gone to-monoar. Mrs. William Wilson and her daugh;
Tie. Farmer's '&4eekly Sun is not The company advertising War Plc -
parte weeks' hack_ It deals with all publicfore`s here for Friday night Inst net with the format's parents, Mr. and
questions e ariessly and it deals with
with bad weather and a slim attend Mrs C. H. Homey, returned to their
these onestreits pro>n the standpoint epee, L d d home in Petrelea Saturday,
of win'it considers thie best inter
este of the farm, believing that .he
inter sts e; the farm are identical
wits, the interests cr:. the country as
f. n'ho e A journal or. this glass
s:*s iii env: a place in every :arm
get
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caro
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wee t The Advocate at $1.S5 a .ear,
Scientists have pledged their aid to
the Klee. by devoting all their energ-
ies tc the task of bringing the war to
a vi. torious conclusion. In the 'nean-
tu;e>, the health and nerves of our
brae: soldiers and their friends at
home is suffering, and TAKAKE is
the out perfect remedy for nerves.
Fife.- cents at your druggist's or by
mail from the Georgian elfg. Co`v.,
t.anllieigwood, Ont.
WANTED—An industrious man who
can vary- $100 per month and expen-
ses selling our Products to farmers.
Must have some means for starting
expenses and furnish t:,ontraet signed
by two responsible men. Address W.
T. Rawleigh Co., Ltd., Toronto, Ont.
giving age occupation and references.
DINING
lGGI
RL
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Apply the ommersl House,SERVANT WANTED.—Good gen-
erat servant for housework. Apply at
Advocate
The residence of the late T. B. Car-
ling is to be sold by public tuction,
or Saturday afternoon. The 'atraily
wit; mote to Toronto to reside.
The. Guy Brothers held forth in the
Opera House on Saturday Night and
were greeted with a bumper douse,
As usua' the `performance was good.
In addition to the money and shoes
mentioned last week as haying been
stolen Entre Messrs. Jones S: 'day's
store, there were also two fur -lined
overcoats taken. The guilty party
has not yet been found.
Mr George Crawley received word
last week that his sister, Mrs. rhos.
tiergau had died at hear home in- Mar-
lette Mich. He attended the -funer-
al returning Wednesday..
Mr .lr E. Huston of the eee tet,e-r
Library Board, was recently elected
vice-president of the Library Assoc-
iation of Huron, Bruce and Perth, at
a recent meeting in St. Marys.
Reeve Taylor on behalf of the town
presentees wrist watches to zarivat.es
Marry Windsor, Gerald Burdon, Arch-
ie Davis and Douglas Stewart on sat-
urctay evening, whets they were home
for the week end.
The School Board met on Monday
ev ening passed a number of ac-
cd:unts, received the inspectors re-
port aria toot action thereon. tlessas
Martin Armstrong, Gladman and
Creech were present. SZe to furnish a 3iosp%tal cot in
a~n land. elrs. E. 3, Christie, sec..
HOUSEMAID -ANTED.—An ex- � :.'large gang of hydra men are now g
Harlem ed general hosts Th tea are
The Soldiers' Aid Society 'hipped
stn Tuesday to the Daughters of the
Empire London, Qat, the following
d
articles,--- 144 pads 12,~1:6, 600 pads
6x7 inches • 360 pads 9x12; 618 :•am -
presses 6x4; 330 wash cloths; 15
three inch bandages; 6 i'i ye -inch aan-
dages • 463 gauze sponges; 19 ecarfs,
6 pair hand knitted socks, Z sheets;
housemaid wanted., , or. the sob m towns c trees
r TRIVITi :tiEMORIAL B AZAAR—
r. � 1' � = t ed ' to putting uli
Y
Apply ;o eIRS. H. J. 1, iilTE, -rater
GENERAL SERVANT WANTED,
hood; wages. Apply to Mrs. A
Blackburn 95 Richmond St., Lon -
dor, One
LOST. -.A. parcel containing
boy; suits. Return to Stewart's store
for re and
STOVES FOR SALE—Two heat-
ers—one wood, and one coal with oven
—Apply at this office,
COAL HEATER FOR SALE—with
oven and pipes, --Apply at this *tfice.
The Ladies' Guild of the Trivitt
Mernoria, Church will hold their an-
nual bazaar on Friday, Dec. 3rd.
rx--o—x
RUG LOST -On the 2nd con. of
Stephen Township, on Nov. loth, a
plush buggy rug, with blacklining
and large colored cheek on face. The
finder will kindly leave word at The
Advocate Office.
BROWNS' TREE
The best that can be grown..et+rho is
agent in your town?
BROWN BROTHERS CO'Y
Nurserymen, Limited,
Browns Nurseries, Welland Co..Ont
being trimmed prior,
the wires. \Vorkmen axe also en- The Ladies' Guild of the 'rnvitt lein-
gaged on the transmission Line ire oris' Church will hold their annual
tweed Exeter and Lucan, B:,zsar :a the Opera House an the
Mr W 3. Statham received yard
on Monday of the death: that morning
ox his brother George in Acton, at
the age of 4S years, Deceased .has
been U seven or eight months of
cancer Mr. and Mrs. Statham et -
tended the £uneral.
Lois the little three year old daugh-
ter at Mr and Mrs. `V.. 3. Stathien
the other evening got the first three
fingers of her right hand caught in
the dough mixer and had them sev-
erely smashed, The doctor is trying
to save the injured members, but it
may bt necessary to have oarts oe
MC/ removed.
Mr. Louis Hera, Huron Street, while
out shooting Thursday last accidently
tripped and.:•ell, with the result that
be._sustained a severe injury to his
laieo Mr Eli Snell and Mr. George
Cudmore happened to be with trim,
end tit once procured a horse and
"W ANTED' A Reliable Man with
semi business experience with farm-
ers to represent us in Exeter and Dis-
trict A permanent position ear the
right man Highest commission paid.
Territory reserved. New specialties
for season 1915-16. STONE & WEL-
LINGTON, TORONTO,
WANTED TO RENT. -100 mores
of lana', with good buildings, near to
school Will give a good rent for a
good farm and farm it right. ADVOCATE OFFICE, Ex ttei
SE;' L IN OLD RAZORS, -If' Your
haw, ant old razors that are ern of
commission and you would like to de
the boys at the front a kindness send
then, - to us and we will have them
sen* ,forward,
afternoor and evening of December
3rn Sale of work andhome-made
cooking commences at.3.30. Friday
Afternoon at a Village School" will
be given by the Girl's Auxiliary at the
evening program. Admission after-
noon 30c, and evening 25c and 15e,
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USES OF "el" AND "ie,"—Thet fol -
towing rhyme, remarks an exchange,
may be found useful in helping to me -
member The correct use of the letters
„e!" and "in"
S earls' all the Exeter boys cc ho are
in training as soldiers at London axed
Galt were home over Sunday visiting
relative`s, The whole 33rd was giv-
an leave of absence for two days.
Mr. W R. Pollock, who has been
with
employed J of
Mr. H.
Scotto
for
three years, has- accepted the manage-
ment of a creamery at Kerwood, end
he and the family will move there this
WW1*
After "c" an "e" apply;
When "el' and `re" both spell "ee
Flow can we tell which it shall bre ?
Hera is a rule you may believe,
That never never will deceive.
And all such trouble will relieve
A simpler rule you can't conceive
It 9s +not made of, many pieces,
To puzzle daughters, sons and nieces,
Yet with it all the trouble ceases. -
xater-B4rgaiti Store
Some Snaps in Clothing
15 SAMPLE CHILDREN'S COATS AT HALF PRICE.
HOSIERY—We were fortunate el getting a bid share of Woollen Hosiery
at excellent values.
UNDERWEAR—We can please You in variety and value. Some samples -
el Men's Fleece -lined and Woolen Undershirts at less than present
wholesale price. -
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS—We -airy the Hagen Shirt in a big variety of
styles and prices. - - •
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS --Ail kinds and prices, bought at thea
Lowest prices for cash.
TRY APAIR OF S OISHOE< FOR MEN AND BE CON-
VINCED
CED THATTHEY ARERIGHT
B. W. F. Beavers
New Butcher
Without regard to what anyone
may say, take it from us, that we
LADIES AND GENTS are in Exeter to eta}. A. trial will
TAILO]A� j'"� /�''`t i conv,n:.c you of the quality if our
RING �,.J1 goads.
We take and deliver orders to ell
A Ful' Line of Ladies' Suitings
Gaberdines, Broadcloths, Vicunas
Poplins, African Brown, Russian,
and Laurel Green, Etc.
PRICES $23 to $35.
CO &TS
Coat Season is here, and with it
some o:° the most becoming and at-
tractive models of the day. ..very
Barmen' the neelest in its Class.--
es
Sof
tee Chinchillas, 'Etc. 11E1011 CI 1
PRICES $17 to, $30
'TwedPlushesBeavers, Persia -
parte of the town.
Give us a call.
F. Begg
Genuine
D.L.&W.
INGS at reasonable prices. Agents For
GIVE US A CALL
British ,A,mere-
�, Sheave Oil THE HIGH CLASS TAILOR an Co. -
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central f,. Roble
Hotel.
rig to -convey liim home cohere :ned- After other letters "1"
'seal ale was procured and the Injured ,Thu.- a general in a siege
member ..dressed. There were . no tiVrites a letter to his liege?
bones broken but some of the lige- Or an army holds its field,
meats were badly sprained. He is Anti will never deign to, yield,
now confined to his had. While a warrior holds a shield,
' - Or has strength his arm to wield,
Mr Andrew Porter, inspector of Twc exceptions we must note,
weights and measures, was in town Which all scholars learn by, rote
the latter part of last week ,in eftie- Leisure is the first of these;
sal duty being his first 'visit since For the second we have seize.
hi, appointment to the officio;: :,Ir.
Portet formerly resided here •.ind
served an apprenticeship at the Times Auction Sale
oitiee - He is a son of the late Rob-
ert Porter who one time, fou ght {sol
Weal contests hi this constituency for . OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL
the Conservative party. Andrew him- PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE
PIANO FOR d oEaORte TO eRENT
Apply at The
e .
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C H Sanders at the Advocate Of-
etee. Strictly confidential; no witness
BOY WANTED. --Good smart boy
wanted at once to learn printing. Ap-
ply- at this office. a
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
be .0 •H -Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential,' no witness
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GRAIN BAGS FOR SALE.— Sev-
eral hundredgrainbags used only on-
ce. - Good as new at 20c, each. At
the Canning Factory.
BULBS FOR PLANTING AND
POTTING—Hyacinth, Narcissus, ,Tu-
lips,
Tu -lips, Ferns Cyclamen, Primroses; eiso
Lettuce - L DAA & SON. ,
CATTLE FOR SALE
The oundersi,gned has for sale prix-,
self made a memorable fight a mew
years ago in Centre Huron, against
a strong opponent, Wm. Proudfoot.
ately le head of cattle, the property,
of .Mitchell Willis., Terms to e-uit
purchaser. Apply at
s JAMES WILLIS'
Con. 3, Stephen!,
HOUSE FORy SALE.
The, undersigned.is offering tor sal
e
in the Village of Centralia ee `fight
roomed Brick house, modern eimpreieven
meats • bard and soft water; wood -
house sine commodious stables ce-
ment walks; 2 acres of land. School
church end station convenient. This
es a were desirable property Ind 'will
be sola fax below cost•
RICHARD' QUINTON, Centralia
Rev, H. T. .Crossley commences a
series of evangelistic services here
next Sunday. In the morning he will
preach in. Main Street church. In the
afternoon he will address a mass meet-
ing in James Street church; and a un-
ion meeting ,of the two churches will
be held - in . James Street chuff ch in
the evening. It is seven years the
29th of this month that Crossley and
Hunter inaugurated their last , cam-
paign Mr. Cs'ossley now returns for
a mission of some weeks. hundreds
of aur citizens will welcome him with
gratefd memories of his former visit
in leading* them to a higher estimate
of the things that are! eternal.
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Mr F W. Ewington, who is: em-
ployed with Mr..A. Walters, has i s-
ceiv,ed a .Christmas card from his
brother E. J. Ewingtonw who is .with
His Majesty's fleet in. the - Persian
Gulf : On the card is printed the.
following verse,—
Greetings from .Mesopotamia,
Your knowledge of which
shame yer,
In this the sa-called Gardren of Eden,
Our troops have done some, doughty
deeds in.
We're ince in the lime -light view,
Flies, such heat you never' knew;
Fevers, Arabs, Turks, thirst,' boils,
She11= and bullets are our toils;
But now its getting somewhat cold,
Nov. we think of friends of . old,
And hope.' that when this reaches you.
Huns and• wars are finished toe.
MEE'ffeiG OF . HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL—The., Council of the Cor-
poration of the County of Huron will
meet in the Council Chamber, in the
Town of Goderich, on Tuesday, the
7th day of December next, at the hour
o'f' 3 o'clock,
Dated Note 22nd, 1915. W. :.,ANE;
Clerk.
should
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OF EXETER.
In the Matter of ,the Estate of T.
B. 'Carling, late of the Village of Ex-
eter in the County of Huron, ,;en.
tleman deceased.
Mr C W. Robinson, auctioneer; has
received instructions from the :Exec-,
uters of the Estate of the late T.B.
Carling and will sell by public auc-
tion ON THE PREMISES oat
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, '15
at 2 o'clock p,m'.,
That most desirable residential pro-
pertt situate on the West side of
Main Street, opposite Siuicoe Street
in the Village - of Exeter, being- 'he
residentat property of the late T. B,
Carling consisting of a two-story
britt, cottage roofed residence end
three lots of land. The house • is in
goon repair-, -furnace, hard and soft
water beautiful grounds, fine :run,
shade and ornamental trees, .and a
splendid - garden, •
At the same -time and, place will be
sold .a Quantity of household goods
and chattels, consisting of .bed.room.
suites . 'sideboards, range, gasoline
stove. tables, sofas, chairs and other
articles toe numerous to mention.
• Terms—Chattels, cash; Land,. con-
ditions of • saIe _.avail be, made • known
on day 'o'f sale For further particu
Tars apply to C° W. Robinson, .Auc
tioeeee. 'bias, Martha, Carling, en the
prernises. 3rd Dickson & Carling, Sol-
icitors for the Executors,
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WANTED 6`hsead yearling or two
year ole' <cattle' to be :Fed in 'a vane
barn or. straw, full winter. Apply to,
Stewart Mitchell; R. R. No. 3, Zurich
FRANK TAYLOR
AUCTIONER
For Huron and Middlesex. Moderate
rates Write or phone him et Crete
icon Prompt attention given.
C W. ROBINSON
LICEN4EI3 AUCTIONEER ANI>
VALUATOR far Counties of Huron
Perth Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to
Centra: Hotel, Main Street, Exeter:
Charges moderate and satisfaction is
guarantee&
Tea & Coffee
Store
tOf' the choicest
groceries, omits, spices, t
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line.
Call and see us, 4i, trial
as to quality will convin-
Ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
4
Help! Help!!
Come in and help us unload our
furniture as' we have a large stock
'which must -be sold.
We also. have the best furniture
polis'. ever made; and a polish for
vow cars and buggies equal to none.
Ser our display of KIRSCH ^ur-
Rain rods, the neatest'; and ; :supplest
rod on the market. 3'. "...°: <-
R. N. ROWE
Embalmer Etc..
Phone 20a,
JONES- & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
GREAT WINTER
COAT SALE
All Coats To Be. -,Cleared Out. No two Coats alike
NO. W IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR WINTER COAT. WE ARE REDUCING THE PRICES
EARLY IN THE SEASON TO GIVE ALL BUYERS A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. OUR COATS
ARE NEW AND 'RIGHT UP-TO-DATE IN STYLES, FIT AND CLOTHS: SILK PLUSH, BABY
LAMB, CURL CLOTH TWEED, FUR COLLAR, FUR LINED COATS,'
eteeteese
Lrgri .vP'�1,'JI
CLOTH COATS
Al colors and styles to choose
A real good $15 coat for $5
A real good $25 coat for $15
A baby lamb $25 coat for $15
Other lines just as low.
CHILDREN'S COATS -
All kinds; colors and cloths—
A bunch for $1.00 each
A bunch for $2.00 each
A bunch for. $4.00 each'.
FUR COILL"AR COATS
Extra good cloths with quilted
lining ,and Beautiful fur collar.—
A cheap garment $12.50.-eaclii
MUSK RATCOATS
The best coats for the, least
money. - Nice dark rat skins. All
sizes to pick from.
1 only rat limed'. coat' ' regular
$45, coat -for $25.
Men's -Fur Coats
A BIG SHIPMENT JUST IN
ER GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
GOOD- BUY OF A CHEAP COA
BOUGHT FROM A"MANUFA.CTUR-,'
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE FOR A
T.
BLACK DOG COATS
Real good coats regular $25°00
to $35:00° We are selling from
$,1.6.50• 'oto $25..
FUR LINED COATS
Real dressy and good wearers.
A. real $40 rat` lined coat for $25
Coon coats from $50.00'. up,
JJ T'E
,t-a,)quarters for the celebrated W.E..Sanfoud Clethin