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TEtIalisriAx 1113'1,
aL,"i'I 12 I<iAl1'K I $
1 i;ed Ezth Wednesday
dnesday
Whet 2.10
Ont' i,� ..Oats 55
Barley ,95 to 1.10
Family Flour 5.80
Low grade flour 3,2S
Short; =12.00
Bran , -36,00
Creamery Rutir>r .. .,,
IOairy Butter
Eggs
40 to' 42
42
1'ioty o, •..'1400 to 1.25
Hay, pet 10.00. to 12,00
A 1^' },„, „ .16.00
\Iii G is ;iZntztlt t1s confined to her
room tis ; under the care of doctor
an :l nuts.?,
lir, i-I'"`b Fond is having his liuuse
on. Huta street made larger" by ad-
ding t a'•co 1d :;storey to, it. 1t will
be grr.at-y"Improved.
Th, s4rl .ce in, Tames Street :troth-
oast (Mural./ will be withdrawn} next
Sunday morning in, favor of .he Main
St Ch,.ieh anniversary.
In James St; tChurch ' next Sunday
evening. tde paster Rev, J W, Baird
will answer the xluestion in, his sermon
,--"Ceould God 'stop this war; if so,
why: .11oe.s he snot -do it?,,
Main, St.r eei alethtod; st Church an-
niversary services ;will be held next
Sunday. Rev,. Langford ,of Mitchell
will preach. The following , Sunday
Janis Street 'Church anniversary will
be held.
Ina letter to Rev, Al A, a`rumper
of Trivitt Memorial ,church, his fath-
er in England states that he had the
experience of having a bomb drop
within fifty yards of him. He was mat
injured.
Owing to the fact that there is oat'
• an ,over -supply of sugar in ./niitecl
States anal Canada merchants are
ouite properly reducing the quantity
that one person ,may buy. The new
crop comes in after the nein year.
TCOAL 1t()°1 (
�, rfEYc
A Light flurry ,a1 s111atyis on Saturday*
mornlag was the .first- appearance of
"the belutitrtl ,this, seeelan•
Mr. Ym, Annat Long has. purchas-
ed the do elling awned and. Occupied
b} 'da't nnX lose Ciitele on Ann
tPaossassaon in a mon'tb.
United Statea LLS placing many � l
her war ordeia rn Canadac alrtcheld'
Woollen Co. has secured a large or• --
dei.
\Ir•, i elery Smith +of the, Lake Road
has- been chosen to sit on the exemp-
tion, tribunal in ;Exeter" with Mr. 1.R.
i trlitig..
\ir, Melvi;r Torrance,; o', 'Toronto-, a
member, or a brokerage • firm, is or-
ganizing the County of Huron. forlhe
new war dean.
Mr, J'o'hn W. Taylor- is, busy remod-
elling the house, ;on -+Carling- street,
which he recently purchased from Mr.
Geo Atkinrsoni
Pte Earl Parsons, „who has been on
leave, from the front for several weeks
after over tw*o years' service, las re-
ceived his discharge.
A I-Iailloweien party wid be given.
by the Girls' Auxiliary of the Trig*
tit .Memorial Church in the School
Hall, when ret reshmenfs will be ser -
ed.
Hon. Sam, J, Latta of Gowan, Sisk,;
fo-rmerly' teacher in Na. 3, Stephen,
has, been .sivoinn in as rnii0ister of .rail -
in Premier Martin's as,
in Sask
atchewan.
Owing to. inadaeouate means of
heating the skating rink the place .0,1
h+olctiug ti;; Evangelistic services has
been ch.aogeil to that of James Street
Methodist Church.
Rev. S. F Sharp had charge .of the
services _n +EIntax .church, Goderich,
Sunday, while Rev. McDermid of
Go:lei-jell conducted anniversary ser-
vices in Coven church here.
Specially appointed solicitors will
make a hious!e-ito-hous+a canvass for
money tot the war loan this y' ar.
We understand ?that Exeter and C's -
borne is in charge of Mr. Jt G., 'Stan -
bury, and Stephen is in charge" of Mr.
H. K. Either, The rsmaller amounts
are wanted as well as the larger. The
sectuity is the very best.
Send in the localnews and all of
it, If you know of something worth
yvhile that does not appear , in this
paper that i3 ,your fault, not ours.
Tell us and we will print it.
IMPORTANT TO ALL.— Ladies
and gentlemen who are interested in
the improvement ,of their appearance
should not fail to see iorenjwetid'sI
large display oaf- hair -goods at the
Central Hotel an Friday, November
2nd. Ladies switches, transformations
pompadour;, waves, etc,, and toupees
and wigs for ,ne,n who are bald. No
charge ” for ,a demon,'stration.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. —
.Keep in ,mind the Evangelistic Ser-
vice.; 1r. the tarries Street' chits ch
Exeter,' conducted by Evangelist
Jiohnston, commencing Nov. 11. Tell
others ,
•
USED FORD FOR SALE. -In first
class condition, four new tires. Ap-
ply to F. M. BOYLE, Exeter.
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK
A number of good reliable men
can secure steady employment on
Munition Work. Apply to
The Rabt. Bell Engine &
Thresher Co., Limited
Seaforth, Ont,
HOUSE TO RENT.—Apply to _Mrs,
Wm. Hawkshaw, Exeter,
C. W. ROBINSON'
Agent. has five ,Cockshutt Riding
Plots; that he will sell at last year's,
price Farmers can save $15 by buy-
ing now. ' Came and get a,plow be-
fore they are all gone.
ESTRAY CATTLE
There strayed from the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 6, Con. 4, Step-
hen, four four tieo-year olds, one - greyish.
'white he ler, Any person giving in-
formatio:r that will lead to their re-
covery will be suitably rewarded.
W -MM. ' MOFFATT, Centralia,
A. HASTINGS
Agent for
Canada Lite Assurance Company
Also. Fire and. Accident Insurance
Money to Loanon Farm Property
EXETER, ONT.
Mr. Goner of the Bank of Cam-
nrerce and Mrs. +Ganser left, t.h,is week
for their, new home. _i Orangeville.
e
:NIL Care
Howard; late of 'Windsor,
has taken. :qr. Goner's place in the
Bank here.
Mr, Henry Maki;ns, ,w.hohas been
residing with his son at Zurich, left'
yesterday for Powasean, Parry Sound
District, where he intemd,s remaining
for the winter Fait the h!amei of another
son, who is ;nlow art, the front.
Rev. A. J, Wallimn•s, B. A., return
missionary front Conan, .China, will
speak in the Trivitt Memorial: Church
School Hall, on Friday evening, NOV.
9th, in ooanriec'tvan +witth.. the mission-
ary campaign 'being Meld throughout
the diocese.
The Minister. of ;Education has giv-
en notice 'that after August 1920 the
academic oualificatton for a. -High;
School assistant shall be aUniversity
degree,- Holders ; of first-class cer-
tificates will not be eligible; to teach
in. a High School except under spec-
ial circumstances
Rate, on money orders to the Unit-
ed 'States have just' been reduced by
the posioffice elepartme,nt at Ottawa.
They ,are now .the samnel as those ;for
Canada'. These hew .regulations also
cover Cuba, ;Guam„ Hawaii, Panama
Canal Zane, 'Phillippime Islands and
Portia Rico, the +dependencies of the
United States.
Next Wednesday .veeuig as II*,
Bowe e0.
Mi. 'I F. J +Delbri'd ( is able to t;,e
put again after, h;is recent illness,
Messrs S. Fitton and R, We(lshtleft,
Monday to spend two'..lveeks' .hunt
uvi la Hay swamp.
Se10oi•th_ subscribed over•; $3000 tp�.
the Red Cross funds, Mitchell •$4,300..
an4 \}ringhana over 1;5,000.
Owing to tallness Miss I-farton was
Linable to 'lake her duties•at the school
an ',Monday and ,Tuesday.
The wet andcold,weatlier la hin-
dering
in-dering' the root and potato harvest.
The bean crop is suffering.
Wingham 'acid Goderlch now. •have
medical exanrinutdiodt boards to crape
with the rush icor 'examinotiionc
Watlemen are .tutlisishrng up the
shop ami residence a1 Mr, 'A Walter,
being built by Mr. Jr G. 'Janes:"
Mr. W. D. 1Ciark has, been: forced „fa
remain in -doors for a week owing .to
lads sustaining a• sprained ankle' when
stepping ao'if a box zinl his woodshed,
There was fits service held in the
Trivitt Memorial and Main' Street
Methodist' churches Sunday night ow-
ing to -the Presbyterian Church an-
niversary.
Dratted hien 'natio ;voluntarily report
for duty'be,fore'ldhey are -ordered to
da so may tl;ave`the,choice of .rny
combatant unit ,which is authorized to
accept recruits,
The list of eubs,caijitaons to the
Red Cross will he publishe,dby the,
Committee uvext week, Any - who
have, not +given or feel that they can
add to the amount alreacly..given.w*ill
please leave same with, the collectors
this week.
Messrs. G. J (Doc, Ed. -_Sims_ and -
Will Baker met •wiiti ,.an, a0niden.t If K-
ate-Met
ni-it'te ,night tin Usborne Township, when
the. Fiord car ell -Liven by Mr. Dow
struck a bunch of gravel and turned
turtle: All three, mien, livere, of course
tb,nowm out, but outside of ri few
bruises they, were little injured. The
car was considerably damaged.
--o--
PEN SIONS INCREASED. - Pen-
sions for Canadian ,.soldsers have been
increased ' all around by 25 per cent.
and in +siome teases 40 -per cent, iia',-
rnig back to April last'
CAVEN ANNIVERSARY—Tile an-
,niversary services of Cavan. Presby
terian. Church were th+eld on Sunday
last, when large congregations attend-
ed 'both morning' and evening- s'ervic
e, Rev: McDermid of Godeirich con.
.ducted the services and preached ver'
instructive and interesting - sermons!_
thechoir furnished special -,music for
the occasion, axed were+ ' assisted by
Miss. Edna Folliek"-and MissyVera
Muxworthy, who renclerecl ;choice so-
los.-
Men. who ,Have been granted har-
vesting or seeding furlo•ug1 s will not
receive pay, allowances, 'or travelling
expenses, according to instructions
Published in camp orders, and it is
further stated that ::the Government
Wilt not be ;reapansible for ,any acci-
dent or illness 'Which may occur dur-
ing such furlough.
The frame dwelling and corner .1ot
situated on the'garner of Giidlny'and
William streets, Owned by 2irs Thos.
Bisseett, S.r., was 'broad last, _ireen to
for
o
S e 1 n
Walker oaf t 1
b r � '�•Y m.
r�
$795.00: Mrs. Walker gets immedl to
Possession Mrs. Bissett -will leave
in a •fen days ;fior MarltetLee) \fish.
where she 'vnteacls ,making; her future
home with her'daughter.
Sliiould. you spoil an -envelope. after
putting a stamp on it, you can have
the stamp redeemed by Appliicat:lon
to the postbaffice ,cileparm'ent, ear
should you have, by reason- of warm
or damp weather a number of stamps
stuck together, they may 'rye .ex. -
changed for new stamps. These reg-
ulation: are nut igenierally kniown,and
their publecatian_anay be of some ben-
efit.
The coming wisher and spring the
usual distribution of seed' grain_ and
potatoes d*i Ll be shade on, application
The 'samples of +grain will consist of
5 'Fos spring reheat, 4 lbs. white ,oats,
5 lbs, barley, a5 lbs'. field peas; the
samples of potatoes 3 lbs.. Samples
sent free. by mail. Only one sample
AGENCY FOR THE WATKIN'S of grain and One off patatoles can, be
LINE. -Having taken over the Wat-
kin's Agency from Mr. J. E. Gould
of Hensall . I am ,prepared to 4do
business 'with all the "old customers r
Four Classes of War Service, Bad -
sent to each appliicaate The supply
is limited and farmers should apply
early.
and others who have not previously
uusefr the products I will be pleased
to interest also. "A full line now iso
stock ' Goods can be procured at
residence at any tinateli A full line of
Linarnents Cough Remedies; Spices
and Extracts; Toilet Articles always
on hand. Phone orders promptly .at-
tended ta. Phone 43 Exeter.
WM. ANDREW,
l
Travei,rng Salesman; • Exeter,Ont.,
f,
Clearing Grocery
Stock at the
Wholesale a
Prices.
We :must clear ,obit the balance of
our Grocery Mock AT .ONCE and in
order to do" so we, Will sell at whole-
sale prices. Th.e stack consists of
Teas, Coffees', Biscuits, Canned goods
Matches mustard, ,Prickles, Cereals
Soaps, Extracts, Etc,, Etc. •Sale: ,on
no'.' If you Want BARGAINS, came
at a: -ice. as .our stioele will ,a ,cast
bang, Remember Everything "wild be
sold at w,holrtsr'.,e prices,
GOWER :& SON,- Eixetcr,
_ Mrs • Jas: Atkins/an has returned
from a visit ,in. LandLon Tp.
Pte Will Davis awns home ' fromr.
Guelph for a lew days last week
Mr. Thornton Baker was in Wind-
sfor ,and Detract,:taus week on buss:.-
Mrs Gus. Ferguson ' of Toronto, is
i i5iti•ng :her parelnts, ;lar, and Mrs'
James Sweet
Mrs. Blayney of Taranto has been
enjoying a pleasant visit \\*kir rela-
tives in Exeter North.
.Hiss Daisy Hastings fol Part 'Huron
iisite:1, her +cousin, Mss Lulu Hast-
inga; for a Ifew days; ,•
Mss. Wm. Dew and sign George of
Gilmour City:, Iowa, are vi.siting.nviti
the former's daughter, Mrs. John
Hunter.
,Mr. S. Martin was afar London on
T.hitr-day attendvmg a meeting of all
the reprementatives of the military
hien- who will attend the sittings of
the exemption tribunals,
\Ii•. G. L. Waugh, manager, of, the
Bank of Commerce . Grimsby, a
former manager there, and Mr. Bell,.
,o}wrier- of the, Grimsby canning fac-
tory motored ,here Sunday and spent
the night and part of 'Monday here.
Mr. Waugh had the pleasure of again
meeting many of his o-ld friends, and
retaining a very "warns ,spiot in his'
heart for old tE\etcr.friends, his vis-.
it•,though short, "(was very much 'da
toyed.
ges ivil) be ussue:di. Class A.tor .men
now discharged, who have seers, .ser-
vice at the front; Class B. for ais-
c.harged men who have seen service
in England; Class C. far discharged
menwho, enlisted, but are naw unfit;
Class D. far those who' offered -o
enlsist but were rejected ;its medically
unfit prior to Aug. 10, 1917. All appli-
cantsapplica-
tion
va
cants far biases shall makeppb
which
tion an proper military forms iy �
thay may secure frith the proper mil-
itary.; autliloi'ities. In, this district ap-
ply to Asst. Adjt.-Generli); Military
Headquarters, Mi), No. 1., London,.
1VIOVIiVG.-1VIr " Nelson Shecre is
moving into the. house on Albert
1 'Mr. Ward iv'h,o .is'
street, vacates by s
moving into, 'f:he hoose putt h asedfram
7'i;Ios: Bayle,. who is moving into Mrs.
Cialwali's house, vacated by,,Mr.`tronl--
er.,
GOING TO WOODS'I'OC'R',--Rev.l
17, C, Ryott of 'Kirletiars, well 'known
n, Exeter, has accepted a call from
the congregatuans of ,All Saints
Church tri 'Via ,stock arid 13ea,-i s•-
ville, Speaking '01 Mr., Ryott',5 abil-
ities as a preac)ie,r, Principal C. C,
Waller, ail, A„ of Huron, College, sat l
"Rev, Mr, Ryptt is a mars that w.'.1
he heart from ;n the church before
many, years, lie is a coming mane"
NEW STRENGTH
FOR LAME BACK.
Letter Tells of Long -looked -for Prescription.
Dear Mr.Editor —1 suffered form
lame back and a constant tired,
worn -oat feeling: At times I was
unable to stand ' erect and scarcely
able to get around. It would usually
come on at first with crick 'in small
of my back. I took one box of Dr.
Pierce's` Anuric Tablets and my back
commenced to get better soon after
Starting to take them. I did not
have to walk' doubled over as I did
before using the t"Anuric." It is the
best remedy I have ever taken for
what it is intended to relieve.
I hope those who are in need 'of
such a remedy will give the "Anuric
Tablets" a trial. -
(Signed) A. G. Doak,.
PHONE NO 32.
urchase Your Winter equire& Ear
t��k Complete-
.
etc
Our ail and_ w p
WE WOULD STRONGLY ADVISE THE I3UYING: iOF YOUR RE-
QUIREMENTS N G WINTER. TE AT ,ONCE. OUR ..PRE=
�UIREi\IEN'TS .FOR 'I"1, -IE COl IN 11N R ,
SENT' STOCK PRICES ON - UNDERWEAR., EAR, IIOSIERY, +FURS, CLOTH--
fag
LOTH-
ills' for Men and bays ,• Dress Goods., Sills, Staples, Etc., ,are Lplly 5
per.- less„than ; the new prices -will be, 'sor'thte of , buy -i`
e 'the resent •stpc•ks last is apparent
rn� at ince, t«hupresent
LADIES' CASHMERE HOSIERY;
Ladies' Cashmere Hosiery, - extra special, values at 50c. 75c, & 85e. pr.,
• HOSIERY SPECIAL'_AT 30e, A PAIR
10 dozen _pairs ;Ladies' Fleeced and Caahmerin10 Hosiery, heavy
~sinter weight, while they hist at 30 cents ii pair.
'LADIES' UNDERWEAR SPECIAL
10 Dozen Ladies' Heavy White Fleece.. Vests_ and Drawers regular=
ly
worth Si 00 ;special fall selling price only 75c. per garment,,
COAT SWEATERS FOR EVERYBODY
We Have an imsnen;a,e stock of Coat Sweaters for Ladiies-Men and
Chiliaren,. These garments Fere bought before the last advances in price
so are exceptional values: Make your selections early.
SWEATER SPECIAL -3 Dozen Boys', Heavy pull over Sweaters, grey
with reit"trim, small sizes $1,00, larger sizes $1.25
MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' 0\ii,ERCOATS
have a\ e an Immense se. Stock of Oser coats, many 'linres,atless than to-
day's
day's ivhiolesale priced. Come early as best lines are selling.fast,
LADIES' and MISSES' COATS—NEW- SHIPMENT +JUST
PRICES MODERATE
ARRIVED. •
New House Furnishings, Dress Goods Silks, ,Cotton Staples; Flannel-
ette'>.;Blankets,.. ,Etc:, at Wonderfully Attractive; Prices.
BOXES FOR SHIPPING ,PARCELS do Soldiers, in heavy corrugated
paper .in. .:ta'ia'sizes, naw in stock.
MENS' 1''URNISHINGS—New Christmas Ties, Shirts, Ciallars, Overalls,
Smocks, Caps, Etc., just _arrived.-
-
JONES &
Bead uarterm for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothili :.
NoTx:- Up to this time, 1/Anuric"
hae not been ori sale to the public,;;but
a
bents and
by the persuasion of man y p
the increased demand for this wonder-
ful `healing' tablet, Doctor Pierce has
finally decided to, put it into the drug .
stores of this country within immedi-
ate reach of all sufferers.
TaSimplyblets. ask
There forr,Doctorbe Pier0ce°f[hibe'Az atiuonric
can 0.
Every package of tlAnunc” is sure to
be Doctor Pierce's. You will 'tend the
signature' on the, package just as you:
db on Dr. Pierce's, Favorite 7►rescrip-
tion, the ever-faitiiaus friend to ailing
women, and Dr. Pierce's Golden Med-
ical Discovery, proven by years to be
the greatest general teni . Sand 10
cents to Dr. V. M. Pierce, -Buffalo, +N. Y.,
for large .trial package. `
At any rate dont give up ,hppq,. of
being curedof your malady -until Aust .y
a few doses of: n Anuric" have proven"
-hitt it will snake you''feel like a
'ifferent person.
t!;nrron-Please insert this latter ui
+cmo conspicuous place in:yonr'paper.
AMAN 'S
RHONE 81a
reat Valucs
IN
S -Mrs ITI.:
9r
O COAT NGS
WINTER SUITINGS WERE.
BOUGHT EARLY AND WE ARE
ABLE TO SELL BELOW TO'-
DAY'S VALUE. "ORDER YOUR
SUIT AT • ONCE.
ANe Fall Sult'
TAILORED TO ORDER
WILL BE FAR, MORE -BECOMING
Yet Cost No More
We have a large ;number of New
Fall Suits and Ovelrcloatinigs :that wait
your .arrival -a wide assortment of
Fashion's Chosen ,colors,—soft 'hand-
some Browns, and beautiful Greys of'
-all shades,
0`
OUR.' ASSORTmMENT OF
--Ladies' Suitings
i. the Finest we have, ever had, The
studied exactness in, measuring and
becoming: designing of our Tailored'
LIGHT OVERCOATS IN BEST to -Ostler Clothes produces a - cam-
pleteriess of- +fitting and;a pleasing-,
OF, CLOTHS FOR THE COOL Hess. of appearaace, that a readyxnaade
EVENINGS— AT PRICES THAT ;cn never h�ape Eta els sal. No Lady
WILL SURPRISE YOU MOST knows how well she cane appear in a
AGREEABLY. Suit or Coat until she has one cut to
OUR PANTINGS ARE qOLD AT.cmeasurOURe. STOCK CO
MPLETE
IS
THE RIGHT PRICE: .-" y.
SEE OUR LIGHT UNDERWk,AR GIVE US A .CALL
AND 'IN e •'TWO
COMBINATION ND
lNC I
IECE. Produce
'. Sheere
Furniture
and
Undertaking
. N. RO
THE FUNERAL DIRicrroR
AND . FUJRNIIURE »E 1ZR
Tea ift O
Store
For the cl,oacest 1...
groceries, .• • spices,
. f nits, s
teas, coffee and* every.
thing in the grocery• line.
C ,ll and: see ue A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
A FULL LINE OF'^•READY 'TO' LADIES' AND GENTS'..'TAILOR
WEAR. CLOTHING. Stand "Upstairs, --Opposite the 'Central
YOU PROBABLY NEED A RAIN }fatal,
COAT FOR THE WET 'DAYS.
WEAR OVERALLS. ° AT YOUR
ROUGH WORK. LO
O'IC .AT OUR
LINES IN THESE GOODS,
ALSO
Furnishings
fiOCKS in Cashmere andSilk
THE NEW CAPSS'. ,w
CHOICE SHIRTS
FLASHY TIES.
ARROW COLLARS
9man
a
Tailor 8zFurnishe r
taken in exchange
Gould
Next' The Metropolitan Hotal
lothin=
WE HAVE IN. S'LOC'2.1 A'YtJMBER O1;`..MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
BOUGHT, BEFORE THE RISE IN PRICE THEY ARE .O,XCEPTION::
AL' VALUE. \
OUR SPECIAL ORDER SAMPLES -ARE THERE, AND WE WILL
be pleased to have you compare ' aim values with others
OUR 1IADDiTO-MEASURE 5ijt�;.. AND OVERCOATS r 5 COAT S •SATISFY.
;
SHOES S' HOES
es -•for nFa11', We have them,
Now is the bine. 'tai fifty yourh, ,Cavy. ahaa
Ott, Assortment -of Fine Shoes was never `better
TI,Y US FOR YOUR , NEXT PAIR;
B. -W. F. Beavers