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CHANGED Eiteri VRIL13031ESDAN
Wheat 2.10
Chita -Ho Oats ,55
Barley .95 to 1.10
T'amily. Flour .. „ 5.80
Low grade. flour ,,..., „ 3.25.
Shorts . , ,, , , 42,00
Bran, ... ,. 36,00
Creamery Butter • 46
Dairy Butter 38 to 40
Eggs , 40
Lard yt�r- 31
Potatoes per peck. 35
Hay. pet Lou `.,. r .. 10.0a to 12,00
The low prices for the Comedy: in
the Opera House, "Why Smith. Left
Home" will f,,t the House quickly.
Get your seats early.
Call at the mill for nice clean bran
for baking.
60 CATTLE FOR SALE.— Attend
the big cattle sale in Centralia on
Saturday, See ad. in another column,
USED FORD) FOR SALE,—In first
class condition; four new tires. Ap-
ply to ,F. M. BOYLE,•.•Exeter.
--x--o--x--
LITTLE PIGS WANTED -Will buy
a number of little pigs at once,—Geo.
Arnistrong, Exeter.
"WHY SMITH LEFT HOME."
This Fascinating Farcical Comedy in
Three Acts, put on last Spring by the
Exeter Dramatic Club, under the aus-
pices -of the Soldiers' Aid and so
successfully repeated on, Sept. 21st in
Seaforth, will be repeated in Opera
House, Exeter, on ,Friday evening,
October 5th. Admission 25c. and 15c.
In order toCut do-wa the cost of
living use more porridge. Try,
WHEATLETS made by Harvey Bros.'
It may niot be .quitet so white as some
other makes but it cooks better and
certainly eats right. Use 'with cream
and sugar,
Auction Sale
100 HEAD CHOICE DURHAM
.CATTLE
on. Lot 3, Con. 4, Blan,shard, half
mile east of Rirkton, on, Wednesday,
October 17, 191/, at one o'clock sharp
5 cows with calves at foot.
5 cows due lto calve at time of sale
6 cows dole in November
4 cows due in December
These. cows are from the choice
herds tof Jas. Gardiner, Chas. Atkin-
son, Phil. Blackler, Hector Taylor,
Archie Robinson, Etc.
20 two -yr steers 1100 to 1200 lbs.
20 two -yr -old steers 1000 to 1100 ib
20 yearling steers
10 yearling heifers
10 spring calves
This is the finest herd of cattle I
have ever offered for sale, and will
be positively sold pvi!thout reserve,
and every cow sold will be -strictly
guaranteed
Two heavy draught sucking colts
sired by Pacific Fill also he offered
for sale.
Terms—Seven months' credit will be
given (an approved joint ,notes with
4 per cent.
ALFRED PAUL, Prop.
PERRY F. DOUP E, Auct.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK.
on Lot 10, North Boundary, Hay, 31/6
miles west of 5 ippen, on Tuesday,
October 9th, at two o'clock, 'Sharp,—
Horses—Heavy draught filly 2 years"
old eligible far lregistratclon; agric-
ultural gelding 2 years old, agricult-
ural filly 2 -years old; one roadster
filly 2 -years old; general purpose filly
two -years old, broken to harness.
Cattle—One Thoroughbred Short-
horn bull with :registered pedigree, 22
months aid; heifer 2 -years old, due
to calve January 1st, heifer 2 -years old
due to cave January 10; 22 steers 2
years old; 2 fat heifers, 2 -years old;
7 steers 1 year old, 5 heifers 2 -years
old; 5 heifers 1 -year old.
Hogs—Yorkshire sow, due to litter
November 2'); two Yorkshire sows
due to litter January 10th; 10 pigs 5
weeks ofd,
Terms—Cash oar 8 months credit on
furnishing approved joint notes with
6 per cent added, Positively no re-
serve as the proprietor: is overstocked.
ROBT. LOVE, Prop., R.R. 2, Hen-
aall., THOS. CAMERON, Auct.
Auction Sale
OF FARM FARM STOCK, HAY,
MANGOLDS & IMPLEMENTS
on Lot 27, Con. 14, Hibbert, Town-
ship, on Tuesday, October 16, at 1
o'clock sharp, the following,—
Horses-2 mares 5 yr -old, agricult'I
driving mare, +quiet and reliable for'
lady to drive,
(Cattle -6 caws supposed to be in
calf; 3 steers 2 -yr -old; 4.heifers, two
year old; 2 heifers one-year old; b
calves, Also 17 geese and 100 hens
�.
and pullets, and a quantityhay
p ll n of b aszd
13 drills of mangolcls,
Implements -1 Mikado buggy, new;
wagon and box, good top buggy, open
buggy bobsleighs, cutter, ,riding plow
new; a used riding (plow, 2 walking.
plows,
d icultivator, utatar, se
e<e,r steel
/o-7 r fTe' ,
e scu ,.. r harrowsbtn er d mo-
wer,
a -wet hors' "Ike, set of scales, fanning
mill set d'r•,Pble, h,arn,ess, set single
harness, ,e• slings arid ropes, hay-
rack, i oei vase, sap pan, buckets, 2
iron 'e c, fence Fire, grindstane,
wheelbarrow, ladders, wh5f.fletrees,
neckyo:tes, chains, forks, shovels,hoes
etc,, cream separator, ,cookstove, kit-
chen cupboard, 2 rocking chairs,churn
wardrobe, two lounges, and other ar-
ticle.; tor, aurnerdus to mention,
Real ,Estate—Consisting of North
half Lot 15, c;oncession. 5, Hay Town-
ship costa ,i:a1g 50 acres pastureland
Terms—01 —O• �.ea ; made 1 Estate, m known
on day of sale. Of Chattels Sums
of 85 and unrte,r cash,;; over that am-
ount j2 months' • credit given on, ap--
prove l notes, A discount or riveper
cent pi.- annum 'off, for cash on credit
amounts,
GEORGE I-iOB`ti',IRP:, Prep,
THOS. .CA-MERON, Aunt.
LOCAL Dc.)TINT(S '�
The bean harvest +is sow in full
swing, and the crop 4s, fairly goo:;
Do not ;miss the Comedy, "Why
Smith Left -Home" in the Opera
House on Friday,taight,
Mr. Ed, is night of the Thames Road
has sold his farm no Mr, Henry
Rohde for a good price,
Rain came In ,pleat)- on, Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday, and now dry
weather will not be amiss;
Major E, N, tLe.wis, lyl., P., of 'West
Huron, has been appointed to " the
tempozary ,rank of 1ieutenan;t-coionel
mobile engaged on special work,
\1r Wm. Swell ;has bought the 100 -
acre farm on the 4th of S,ephen
from Mr. S. J. Hogarth, Mr. Hogarth
retains the 50 acres an, the 3rd can -
Ce `sfon,
Mr. G. J, /'Pour .expressed, a car of
h:arses to Montreal as Saturday;;,and
freighted a Car to Winnipeg the same
day, There were 44 fine horses in
the bunch.
Mr. R. C. Gower '&. Son have made
a deal with Mr. D. W. Sturgess •of
Ingersoll by which the former gets
a farni near Ernbro, , and the ?atter
the store and grocery business in Ex-
eter. Possession given November 1st.
WANTIE'D-General Servant for a
doctor's home, family of three, with
or without w,ashang>, State -age, ex-
perience and wages expected. Mrs.
Downing, 1239 Gerrard ;St., Toronto.
MONEY FOUND,—Between the 4th
and 2nd of iSte
Stephen on
Credr
n Road.
Owner' can have carne by prtoving
property and paying expenses. Ap-
ply to L. W • Sims, Centralia, No. 2.
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK
A number of good reliable men
can secure steady employment on
Munition Work. Apply to
' The Rob t. Bell Engine &
Thresher Co., Limited
Seaforth, Ont.
.-,-e—
AGENCY FOR THE WATKIN'S
LINE: -Having taken over the Wat-
kin's Agency from Mr. J. E. _ Gould
of Hensall I am ,prepared to do
business with all the old customers
and others who have not previously
nosed the products I will be pleased
to interest also. A full Line now an
stock Goads can be procured at
residence at any tim(e., A full line of
Linaments Cough Remedies, Spices
and Extracts, Toilet Articles always
on hand. Phone orders promptly at-
tended to. Phone 43 Exeter.
WM. ANDREW,
Travelling Salesman, Exeter, Ont,
Auction E ate
Of 60 Cattle
—o--
The undersigned auctioneer will sell
by Public Auction; at
CENTRALIA,
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER `6th, '17
at 1 o'clock the following stock,
25 Choice Young Durham, Cows
Springing or u-ith calf
15 Two -Year Old ,Steers
10 Yearling Steers,
10 Yearling Heifers,
All well-bred Durham Stock
Positively returned if not as rep-
resented:
Terms'. -12 months' credit on ap-
proved joint notes, ,with 6 per cent.
interest added.
BYRON E. HIC'ICS, Prop..
C W. ROBINSON, Auct.
Auction Sale
OF VILLAGE PROPERTY AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
on Albert -Street, Exeter, on,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1917
at 1.30 o'clock, -the following,—
Village Property—A one and a half
storey ,frame house in -good repair,
and one-fifth acre of land/ situate on
the corner of James and. Albert Sts.
There are on the premises .a good
stable, and nearly all kinds of fruit
trees and bushes.
Effects -Walnut parlor suite, goo&
Doherty' organ, e bedroom .suites, one
of walnut; sideboard, oak extension
table, 2 rocking chairs; arm - chair,
kitchen chairs; 1 National range, one
Garland Heater, good as new, one
coal oil stove, clock; carpets, mats,
crocks. dishes. Also carpenter's tools
bucksaw ,,and horse, ;quantity of old
lumber and scantling, and a few ced-
ar posts. And many other articles,
Terms—Cash.
W. ,H. MARTYN, Prop.
C. W. ROBINSON, Auct,
Auction i9a1e
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, LTC.
There will be sold by Public Auc-
tion, on Lot 19; ,Con, 1, Tuckersnii.th,
THURSDAY, OCT. 1.1th;1917
At 1 o'clock, sharp, the following :
Horses—Aged . team mares,'suppos-
ed to be in foal; 4 -year old draft
gelding; 3 -year-old draft gelding) .l-
ald draft grelding; 4 -year-old driving
horse; or aged driving //tare,
;Cattle—Cow
.due
v Nov,, o-15;
cow due'March 21; Hereford cow due
March 1.; cow ,due' March 20; cow due
May 9th, farrow cow, 2 -year-old heif-
er, fat; 6 yearling heifers, 5 yearling
steers, 7 inning calves,
Hogs Sheep and Poultry—Sow with
Litter at foot; 2 store hogs; 30 Leic-
ester ewes 1 ram; 150 hens; 12 ducks
Implements—Frost & Wood binder,
7 ft, cut; mower, harserake side -rake
disc ;(arrow, root .pulper, 2 walking
plows. wagon, 2' buggies, road cart,
250 cedar posts, 40 tons good hay'
Fur+ni:ture=-=Sidebdard, 1,4 doz. dining
room chairs,xtensioin, table, secretary
washing machine, heating stave and
pipes. `
Sums Of f X10 and under, cash • over
that tuitathtt'a2 niodnths'•credit on fu:rir
isli ng S'PrI ,ove:d• joint notes. 4 per
cent. off for cash intlieu of notes.
C.' W. Robinson, Alex. Monteith,
Acct. Prop,
The evenings are getting chilly, and
(occasionally the day is cold, too.
11 you do rtaotknow, go to the
Opera House neat Friday night an.
hear "Why Smith Left Home,"
l'Tr. Sat}rue; (Elliott has purchased
the, dwelling Owned( by, lIr, Samuel'
Beaver, the McCallum property near
the river, and ,has moved into it.
Mr. R G. eldop. last week sold
his tams, ane mile south, of too'n, to.
Mr, Ed. Knight of Usbaii ', It is a
fine farm, with excellent buildings,
and thepurchase price ,was $10,000,
Mr. A. C, Tiffin of • Watford will
occupy Main Street Church pulpit
next Sunday, ,and '{t+hie pastor, Rev,
Muxworthy, presid,en;t of the confer-
ence will conduct anniversary ser-
vices in, Watford.
Mr, and Mrs, James Kelly, Blyth,
announce the. •enigagentenLt of their
daughter Nellie Loretta, to William
James, only son. ,of the: late James and
Mrs. Devereaux, Seaforth, the mar-
riage. to take ,place. in October,
The Soldiers' Aid, Society acknow-
ledges the following money received
during September,—Donation .a Friend
82.00; " Membership $2 00 r- Fair ' Day.
8162.25; Concert in Seaforth $,96.00
September collections 851.97. Sent
to Miss Gunn, Sdcretary of the pris-
oners' Club '$.90.00
;With a view to securing Evangelist
Johnston and hisparty to co'nductan
.evangelistic campaign s:,n Exeter be-
ginning Nov, 10th,, the official boards
of the various churches are to hold
a joint meeting in the Town Hall
this Wednesday evening when an ad-
vance agent` will address those present
as to the requirements of 'the cam-
paign .
Rev. W. G. •H. •McAlister,o£ Ridge -
town; a
idge-town,;a recent pastor in James Street
Methodist church, will preach in -that
church next Sunday morning and
evening, the occasion being Harvest
Home and Thnnks'g.iviing. Special
music by the choir. Usual Thank Of-
fering onbehalf of Ladies' Aid. Soci-
ety.
Mr. and \Trs. • W. 11_ Martyn, who
have been residents of Exeter ,for a
number of years, intend leaving
shortly ,for London, where they will
make their future, home. Mr. Martyn
bas been \rlorking in that city for
several m+bnths. As will be seen' by
an advertisement in another column.
be will hold an auction; sale of this
household effects.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John
C. Snell, Carling street, had a close
call with its life an Thursday last.
Mable •their little daughter was far
rying her little brother on Mrs. Hock-
ey's verandah and in some way it, slip,-
ped
lip-ped from her arms .tothe ground;
with the result that tt was ,rendered
unconscious for an hour or more and
it was thought the child would not
recover.
Sunday was Rally Day in many of
the. Sunday Schools in this district,.
Services in accorcl)vith the day were
conducted• The, rooms were decor-
ated with. flowers, ,addresses were
given musical selections rendered and
Rally- Day in this ,way, is always made
bright and interesting. In James St.
church the principal addresses were
given. by Mr. IEadie, principal '• of Ex-
eter High School and Mr. George
Thomas. Choruses were sung; by the
young people and .members of the
choir and a recitation given by Miss
Lela Sanders. In Main Street church
Rev. _McCormick of Blyth, who was
conducting the services for the day,
and Mr. Eadie ,spoke, and Miss Vera
Mukworth.y sang.
Two rinks of Seaforth bowlers,skip-,
ped by Col. Walston and J. C. Greig,
visited Exeter green on, Wednesday
of last week and played an afternoon
game Col Wilson's rink also stay-
ed for an evening game. The Colonel
Lost both games So R, N. Creech,
while J. C.. Greg w,on from W. W.
Taman by- ane shot. On Friday - two
rinks- and a pair taf double bowlers
played return' games in Seaforth af-
ternoon and .even.ing—with, the re-
sult that. W. W. Taman was down
2 in doubles twith his brother Joe,
R. G. Seddon was up °1 in doubles
lvith J. C. Greig. 1n the rink games
R N Creech 'Oast to; J 1y1, Best by
3 shots, W. D. Clarke, wonfrom Ed.
Bright by 3 shots, cR G Seddon lost
to J. C Greig by 12 shots, and C.
B. Snell won from Walter Willis by
12 shots -making Seaforth one shot
up an the day's play.
DOUBLE ,FUNERAL. -:--On 'Satur-
day last a double' funeral took place
from the family ,residence of the late►,
Mrs. Mary Sanders, William Street,
shehaving died an Saturday,, Sept,
22 an account' :of which ' appeared in
our last issue, and on Thursday last
Sept. 27, her :youngest son, Sidney,
passed away, at the age, of 46 years,
5 months and 1.8 days. He. had been
in delicate health for years, but it is;
thought the 'shock of his mother's
death was 'so great to his already
cveake.ned constitution that he suc-
cumbed to its effects. He complain-
ed a short time. 'before his death, but
he fell" off to sleep and apparently'
passed away withtaut a struggle. The
funeral was of: a pnivalte nature and
took place to the Exeter cemetery.
DIED 1N BEAM ILLS.—On"'Oct-
aber 2nd` the death took place in
• tin
e 1-k� a
, farmer w 1 #
e � rl
e ;,of
afarm
Barnt1
,
resident ',oil ✓
xet r
,
Mr, Anthony
Hol-
land.
o -land. at the age of 86 years, an`6
months. Deceased was born in Tip-
perary. Ireland; and came to Canada
when 8 years of age. He resided in
was
for over ,fifty yearn, and w s
a highly respected'resi,dent of Exet-
er North, After the death of ••his
wife .four years ago, he =MoVed to
Hamilton to reside With his daughter
Mrs, Wenig 'of that city. He is sur-
vived by one son, R,oss of Ripley;
the daughter mentioned, and two
Other daughters in, the United, States.
In religion deceased ,tvas a Methodist
and in politics a 'Con,servativY>i The
remains will be br.ought h,erej and the
funeral, will take place Thursday aft-
bern'ooat 2.30 from the undertake
• gui
roams of Mr,M., E,'.Gardiner.
the Exeter :cemetery.
See "Why •Smit;( Left Home" in
the Opera '1 -louse on Friday everting,
4
4
BONES & MAY
PRONE NO.'
3'L
DOLLAR
. . ON
• . ,.
en's Fall and Winter
vercoats.
In spite of the present high cost 'of Woollens, by making, heavy pur-
chases of these 'lines a yeain advance, we are able- to sell our big
stock of, Men's ,Overcoats at the same -price as. last _winter. These Coats
are all Made of goio+d hravy Cloths in the leading hall Shades ,with eith-
er Shawl or Military Collar. We invite you to come.in and see the val-
ueswe are offering in these Coats.
THE ,LINES BELOW WILL INTEREST MANY'
MEN'S BLACK BEAVER OVERCOATS With Velvet Collar :for beat wear
A few left at positively old prices.
MEN'S NAVY BLUE SUITS in tine Serges at 815.00 to $22.50
.,,MEN'S FINE TWEED OR'•WORSTED SUITS in all the. latest colors,
Also big rangeeMen's. Suits. to be sold cheap for (every day wear.
MEN'S FAWN OR TWEED RAINCOATS—best English make, just the
thing ,for Fall at from 86.75 up. •
-F•1TWELL AND-WALTHAUSEN SOFT FELT HATS for Men, All the
latest styles. Also acid Hats for ;knock -about.
YOUTHS' OVERCOATS in beautiful cloths in Swagger Styles, -We have
a fine range of these coats to fit big School Boys.
LITTLE BOYS' OVERCOATS—often hard to get. We have them in.,
nifty belted or plain styles. ,We advise you to buy these early, as
we cannot replace these lines at anything near 'the price.
BOYS' SUI•TS AND ODD BLOOMERS GALORE, in good Wearing suits;
Sanford's or Lion ,Brand. Scores. of suits to choose from.
SHOE AND RUBBER DEPT.
A few more lines of Empress Shoes to clear .at $3.00 and $,3.50.
All heavy ,and light rubbers; are in. Buy your supply ,early as prices. are.
very ,uncertain A full range ,of Rubber Boots for Men, Wom)-n and
Children,. See our line of Men's Work Slroes, before buying, as they
are at prices ;th'e same as last Fall.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing
..Miss Hazel Bissett visited in, God-'
rich over Sunday.
erich11
illi
Mrs. Rawsen of Wyoming is visit • Nn-
ing Mrs. W. G. Bissett; .
Mrs. Crawford of Dungannon, is vis-
iting -Mrs., R. G. Selclonj,
Miss Hodgins of Lucan visited Mrs.
Fred Ellerington last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Newell are
spending 'a few days in Detroit,
Miss Gladys Ford +of Sarnia Hospital
is holidaying at her home here,
Mr. George Powell and little son of
'Medford called on (friends here Tues-
day
Mrs A. Hastings and daughter, Miss
Lulu are visiting in London for army
day,.
Pte. Melville Gladm.an was halitefrom Camp Borden, for a' few days,
last' week.
Mr and Mrs W. Thompson of Lon-
don visited aliere (for a day or two
last week, ,
Mr and Mrs. W, Moncur of Toronto
are spending a week with the former's
parents here.
Mr. " and Mrs. Thos, McMullen of
-London visited Mr. and Mrs. F. M,
Boyle this week.
Ilrs, Whimster of Aurora and Miss
Dickson of Sarnia are visiting at the
home of Mrs. D. Johns,
Mrs, C. S. Sanders is, attending the
i'uneral of her little niece, Blanche
Dean at London this wetik,
Mrs. W. J. ;Neaman atnnd, family have
returned to their toe *here after,
spending the- summer at Port Stanley,
Mrs C.: H, Wilsion was called to
Petrolea on . Saturday owing to the
illness of her daughter, Mrs, William
Wilyoa
Rev: Baird and Misses Vera lsserj5
and Laura Harvey go to Stratford
to -day to attend the Conference Lea-
gue Convention,
"Dr. and Mrs,Sweet Sry e, of -Exeter,
t
On . were the •
4 re^t.
ofylr �ad
>n,h
gIra.
John Cudtnore and iother friends in,
town last` week, Crystal City Cour-
ier.
E ey
Many people stiffer the tortures of lame
muscle -sand Ktrffencd joints because of im-
purities in the blood, and -ear h'succeeding"
attaelt seems more sentential rheumatism
has invaded the whole Trrestisystem:
a...is o �)rheuruatrstu it zquiteas En-,
,
portant to improbe your general health as
to purify`yout` blood, and the cod liver
oil in Scott's Etnulsiou is nature's great
blood -maker, while its medicinal nourish-
Bien€ strengthens thct organs to expel the
ft purities and up(uild your strength.
Scott's Rmulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find tither: relief,
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
TAILORED TO ORDER
WILL BE FAR MORE BECOMING
Yet Cost No More
We have a large, ;number, of New
Fall Suits and pvescloatings that wait
your arrival -a wide assortment of
Fashion's Chosen ,colors,—soft'. hand-
some Browns, and beautiful Greys of
all shades,
OUR ASSORTMENT OF—
i
�..atl eS Suitings
iA the Finest we have; ever had. The
studied exactness ,in measuring and
beaomirug designing of .our. Tailored
to -Order Clothes produces a com-
pleteness of fitting and a pleasing-
ness of appearance that a ready -mad'
can •never hope ,to equal. No Lady
knows how well p;he can appear in a
Suit or Coat until she has one cut, to
measure.
OUR STOC'K IS COMPLETE
GIVE US A CALL
N. Sheers ..
LADIES AND GENTS' 'TAILOR •
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central..
Hotel:
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R N. W
E
TUE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the coot
groceries, fruits, , spices,
teas, coffee and every
thing in the grocery rite.
Call and see us, A triad ,
as to quality will convin-
ee.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Next The Metropolitan Halal
eter Bargain Store
Clothing
WE HAVE IN S'I"OC'f{ "A NUMBER OF MEN'S Al`N3 -BOYS' SUITS -
BOUGHT BEFORE O, REE TI -IE RISE .,I L IN PRICE THEY ARE EXCEPTION-
AL VALUE,
SPECIAL. is
OUEv: SCIAL ORDER SAMPLES ARE
HERE, AND WE WILD.
be pleased tt •',haVe you compare our ''..values with y r other's,
OUR MADE-TOiVILASURE SUITS AN.D OVERCOATS SATISFY.,
8:1-1 OES SFIOEs
to the tune. to boy your heavy shoes for Fall. Wel have theni,.
Our Ass+brtnient of Fine Shoes was never 'bette'r
.Tit ,UOI YOUR NEXT PAIR.
B.W.F
Beavers