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TONT. NELSON GARAGE;
flaring
severed my cannecfr ,n with
the .Exeter Motor Sales Co, (Wes,
Snell s:l:es manager), I have taken
over the Garage business formerly.
con,lucta 1 by Mr, T. H. Newell, and
am prepared to do all classes. of re-
pair work on. automobiles'. ; I solicit
your patronage. -TOM NELSON.
„95` to 1,10
5.80
3.25
42,00
36.00
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, 40 to 42
42
,15.75
1,25
10,00 to 12.00„
Mr. josh. Heywood of Usborne Luft-
ed a tunr&p in his field that weighed
16 pounds.
Haliiowe'en was a :Very orderly and
inoffensive affair this year. The bays
are s.lriowing better sense than their
fathers used to.
Y -O -Y,-
LOST'. -A shelf toff the tail -board
of a wagon green, Finder will confer
a favor by leaving at this office.
SALE OF MILLINERY
To reduce our stock of Millinery
oery
we are now offering• you Bargains,
better than ever, ,Come early, and
secure your choice,
G. MAY ARMSTRONG,
During the year 1918 the 'Farmers
Sun. priomises to be 'more prof:tiable
and interesting to those :engaged ,in
agriculture than at any ;time during.
the past tweuity-his years of its pro-
ductitart.-"Netts and ,Views from ;he
Farre" 'by W. L, ;Smith, .for twenty
gears eine 'of the Sunl'sl'ediitprs will' con-
tinue this jm,ast pleasing and profit-
able part of the ;paper. The .farm
markets will be given axira and spec-
ial attention by Mr. Crane and Mr.
Thurston, while many others will cosi-
tribute from week to week, topics of
interest to those actively engaged in
farm wiork, One Dollar to let Jan-
uary, 1919, its a- small price! for The
Sun, a paper that has so long and
faithfully .served 'the farming interests.
You cannot do, better than subscribe
at once. . •
SPECIAL TO CHILDREN,- Very
soon we will start pre-rtin.g in. this pa-
per the funniest picture puzzles you
ever saw -one each week. They are
calle"Funny Faldips." You simply'
cut out the picture and fold it as dir-
ected and right before your eyes it
changes to a different picture, --Watch
for the "Funny Faldups."
RED CROSS MUSICALE. -A Red
Cross Musicale will be given by Miss
Gladys SSb,aw, Soprano of the Lyceum
Arts Conservatory Concert Bureau, of
Chicago and _Miss Vera ;Mu worthy;
reader, and pupils of Miss. Gladys
Bisset(, L. L. C. M., in James Street
Methodist Church, an Wednesday ev-
ening, November 7th, at 8 o'clock.
Admission 25c. Proceeds for Sold-
iers' Comforts.
FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE OR
TO RENT. -Apply to Mrs. William
Hawkshaw.
ESTRAY HEIFER
There strayed ,o-n;to the.. premises
of the undersigned, Lat.15, Con. 1,
Landon Road, Stephen, on or about
Oct. Isi, a yearling heifer. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying expenses.
JOHN BLAIR, Centralia P,O
WINTER MILLINERY OPENINGS
-A well selected display of Trimmed
Hats v, ill be shown, at our Winter Mil-
linery. Openings, Nov. 3rd and fol-
lowing days. You are invited',
E. CURLISS
.Keep in mend Sherwood Hunter's
Big Sale of Cattle, Horses, Imple-
ments, Lot 1, Con. 4, Usbarne„; Fri-
day, Nov. 9. See adv. in this issue,
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.
Keep i r in.ind the Evangelistic Ser-
vice.; is the James Street chur ch
Exeter. ,conducted by. Evangelist
Johnston, commencing Nov. 11. Tell
others
C. W. ROBINSON
Agent leas five ,Cockshutt Riding
Plows that he . will sell at last yeaa•'.s
price. Farmers can save $15 by .buy-
ing new Came and get a plow be-
fore they are ,all gone.
A. HASTINGS
Agent for
Canada Life Assurance ,Company
Also Fire and Accident Insurance,
Money to Loan on Farm Property
EXETER, ONT.
AGENCY ' FOR THE WATKIN'S
LINE. -Having taken over he 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 bave not previously
uused the products I will be pleased
to interest also. A full line now in
stock Goods can be procured at
residen-e at any tisnle. 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,
Traveling Salesman, Exeter, Ont,
Winter Apples
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fr LOCAL DO!NGS. 1
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Little David Newell is on the sick.
list Ibis week,, ,
The Huron County Poultry Shaw
will be held in Goderieh' on January:
14-16.
Mrs, C. if. Sanders ,will receive for
the first time on Thursday afternoon
Nov. 15th, from 3,30 tta 6 o'clock,
The boys are fighting for you in
Flanders and Fj•anee-nae your mon-
ey fight (1:oa them through' a Vi'otor}=
Bond,.
lrfr. Gower and Son, who have been
conducting ,a grocery in Carling Bros.
.a1cl ist rd disposed
ott
he balance
of
their stock (last week and Mhe store
isnow closed.
Th,e'Kettlettan farm of 55 acres near
Kinpen was sold under mortgage by
C W. Robinson by public auction' on
Wednesday last 'tri Mr. De twiner, the
price being ;54800.
We are hoping that the snow which
tell last week and lasted two or three
days will settle the weather icor a fen-
weeks,' so that some fall work may be
done before the winter comes an in,
eaxon st'.
The. Hallowe'en party givelz by the
Girls' Auxiliary in Trivitt Memorial,
School Hall was an .interesting and
successful affair. Progressive games
were played and suitable refreshments
Mr, Geo. Ford. wishes to express hi
sincere thanks to the kind friends in
Exeter, Centralia and Saintsbury for
the splendid and generous gifts as
boxes sent to'his •son, Pte, Ga.rne
Ford, overseas,
"Why Smith Left Home" put anrby
the Exeter Dramatic Club in Hensall
and Goderic,h last week was well pat-
ronized, and the members of -the Club
were highly „oamplitnen:ted on the ex-
cellence' of the 'enteatain,nent,
Mr. Rich Gower, who has been con-
ducting a grocery here for the past
year or so, moved with his family !to
Ernbna on Tuesday, where they in-
tend going back to 'farming. They
will have the best wishes of their
friends here, •
Lieut Edgar Torrance, who enlist-
ed here with the 161st, but went to
England with a draft of officers be-
fore that battalion: went overseas, re-
turned to, his home tit Clinton Wed-
nesday on three months' leave, Lieut.
Torrance was �vaunded iia May last,
an'd besides losing one eye, suffered
Dom shell shock.
The Ladies' Guild of the Trivitt
Meinarial Church will hold their An-
nual (Bazaar on Friday, Nov. 30th in
the Trivitt !Memorial School. Hall. `Use
ful and (fancy- articles for sale., Ad-
mission 10c. Light refreshments ser-
ved. In the evening an illustratedad-
dresswill be given on "The Life and
Scenery of Japati". Admission 100,
The regular :monthly meeting of
the Patriotic League was held in the
Town, Hall on Nov. 5th, October col-
lections were 556.80., membership fees(
$9.20'. Shipped to Miss Arnoldi the
fallowing Christmas boxes la Exeter
boys. 33 to France, 58 to England, val-
ue 8204,75; also 9 ,trench, shirts, 15
htosptal shirts, 112 pyjamas, 112 pair
socks, value $193,25. An enclosure
from Hu.randale Patriotic League con
twined 3 trench shirts, 16 hospital
shirts, `3 pairs pyjamas, 12 pr. socks,
value 539. The League donated $100
to the Red Cross, and also decided to
adopt four prisoners of war. A knit-
ting contest was decided upon with
]burs, E. Dignan and Miss Jennie Pick-
ard as captains. A p,illaw case show-
er will be held ion N;ovrt,17 at Town
Hall
TITQRW ,1.AT,
ER C` HEAD
By the time a man or woman is: 60,,
the kidneys and bladder need a little
help to keep theta in good working
order.
Rheumatism and backache so often
accompany the later years of life, most
people „clave an idea health anftvigor
ctuhnot be expected iuuch after"the
fiitietlh year.,
As a spatter of flet there is no basis
for these fears, yt'e could show a number
of: ottersproving
l our contention; that if
GIN PILLS are taken to keep the urine
normal, prevent colds settling on ilte
kidneys or bladder, and ward off Rheu-
matic attacks`, almost everyone cen
enjoy perfect health at this late period.
To quote from a letter receivecl fret ,
a prominent Consulting Fiigineer.•of
New York City -"Your remedy I'f'htd,
at 60, years of age, to give perfect relief
from the Kidney and Bladder troubles
incident to one of myage."
Perhaps you. know a man or woman
whose life is made a torment by Rheu-
matism, llackache, Sciatica, or Swollen
Joints, Don't'let it continue, for Gin
Pills will surely bring that longed=for
relief. You don't have to buy Gin Pills
to try them. Write for a free sample.
Address,the National Drug & Chemical
s •, Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto; or if
you live in the United States write to
Na-Dru-Co Inc., 202 Main St.,' Buffalo,
d N.Y. 128,
BROTHER DEAD. -The death took
place in !Buffalo- on Oct. 30tht o1 Mr.
George Hammond, brother of `drs. W.
C Rivers sof Exeter, aged 49 years.
Deceased was born at Staffa and left
these parts over 20 years ago-, and
had' since ,resided .in Buffalo, with
the exception of a few- years in Cal-
i fiot n n, . He was unmarried. The re-
mains were ,brought to the borne of
his sister here on Thursday and in-
terment ;was -made itir Staffa cemetery,
on Friday.
ANNIVERSARY, -Large congrega-
tions attended the Annilversary Ser
vices of James Street Methodist
Church on Sunday last, when the pul-
pit was +occupiedin the morning ' by
Rev. 11uxworth.y, of Main Street, the
President of London. Conference; and
Lit the evening Eby :gybe pa;itoi1, Rev,
Baird, Both, sermons were of a very
high ,order, and such "'as sustain :hese
reverend gentlemein in the fi,rs,trank
as preachers in the Liandoin Conifer-;
once, The c,hoir, assisted 'by . Miss
Moody of Usboe'n,e excelled then(-
selves in their musical , select;ionsl
MOTHER DEAD -After a residence
of arty -five years in, (Clinton the death
took pItaee dfin, chat town. an November
1st of Mrs, Ha:noway, widow of the
late Thomas. Hallaway, and 'mother of
Mrs, 12, N. Rowe [of Exeter Decea,s-,
ed had heen°wfa/line for same years.
She was tin • her 84th ,year!: In 'the
pioneer ''days the family ?moved to'
Clinton from Devonshire • and - for
many years 'they were' pr;okniner ily
identified with the local affairs of the
town ' Besides ,her , daughter, Mrs,
Rowe she is •survived by two sons,
Dr. W, T. Hahoway laf ?eterboraugh
and A. J. 1 alioway 'of Clinfotn. The
funeral took place i,n. Clinton
Saturday,
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AGED
a-_AGED LADY ?ASSES, -After be-
ing confined to 'her bed ;for three
years; following• the fracture of her
hip there passed away at her resid-
ence, London Road North, on Nov,
3rd, Maria Sim,pslo(n, relict of the late
homas Case, aged 93 tycars, 8'ino,nths
ore in 'Sligo County, Ireland, she
ane to Canada. about 70 years ago,
,irst settling in;, Elora, . and coming.,t,,o,
Usbarnc in 1851. Her husband died
everal years lyes ago.. Site was a mem
f tire. English church, and was high-
r respected by all <wh,o knew her,
lour sons and tyro, daughters sur -
ire, De:' T. E, Case" .of 1Jungan,n,on,•
no, re Case orf Hensall, Adam of
'T, • i .and ',
oroaLi Peter at flame, lira. P.
blG T\ggatt tot E:xeter, Irs, Geo,, Melt
f Virden, :Man, The funeral tools
lace tura Tuesday to the Exeter ceme-
r:a'y e rat was largely attended,
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and "t a • '-d Nos; 2 1 L 3-
Car jiffs arrived, N 1,
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packed in. each barrel, but marked
No. 3,
Price 84.75 ,per barrel, cash ;55,00 1+
if charged. Sold in, barrel lots only. v
Apples stared tit Canning Factory. G
your orders at lh(e store. same
Leavey
will be filled to turn,
ori'. s May
t
Tile > Rev. W. J. Spence of Chatham
will 'deliver a patriotic and education-
al ' lecture entitled, "The . Flower of
Empire" illustrated by .stereoptican.
( views, under the auspices of the' Sol-
diers' Airs Society, in, the 'I'rivitt
Memorial. School Hall, an "Tuesday,
Nov. 13th, at 8 i1. :m: Admission 25e,
Mr. and _Mrs. Sam'L 1'reszcatar were
taken by surprise ion Wednesday nilghlt
of last week when : about, 60 neigh ;
bors gathered at their hom•e'toi spend
the evening. They brought' with them
baskets abundantly laden with, turkey
and ,other good things to eat, and the
evening Was most enjoyably spent in
games. harmless amusements. and nrus-'.
i.c.
"The Biirth'taf a Nation," bringing,
forward David W. Griffith's new art
of ;musical spectacle, with, eveninges1
performance opens an engagement of
one night ands: at the Opera L-3ause,,
Exeter. Wednesday, !Nay. 14. The
First half of the .great picture exhib-
its .the ,salient events of the Civil
War, which came to a close •act Ap•-
poination just fifty years ago. Lin-
coln's call far troops, Sherman's.
march the.;battle of Petersburg, Lee's
surrender t,a Grant and the awful`
tragedy at Ford's Theatre.' live , be-
fore the spectator crE' the Gr;ffiith
drama. In the second half the South's
`Second-iupriieing" this time against
the carpeting regime; is. shown in, a
thrilling story ,of Reconstructian, days
The romance of the "Little Confed-
erate Colonel," Ben Carneran, with
the. Northerner Elsie Stoneman,' a.nd
that of the Unionist Captain, Phil.
Stoneman with Margaret Cameron,the
South Carolina lassie, maintain, two
threads of canitinuous lavehliniterest
throughout the story. The fun and
frolic of plantation days, as well as
the heart -ache add pathos of ,. the
stricken south, are shown.
Mrs Bucloivnigham, 'Kansas City, Miss.
visiting #ni(ends in this neighbrarhtGocl,
Mr. Wes. Lamport of London was
a visitor in town over Sunday.
Mrs. (Rev.) Holmes of Lambeth is
the guest 'of Mrs. John Snell.
Mr. Young Creech went to Windsor''
last week to spend a -few days.
Mr, Bert Gclli,es of Walke,nrille was
here w.tth his parents this week.
Dr. 'W. Halioway of Peterbora spent
Sunday with Mr. W. J. Bissett.
1'Ir. Robert Sanders left Saturday,
far Wingham where he will spend, a
few days hunting.
Miss ,Fanny Bowey and ggenttlenran
friend ,of tLan'dourt spent Sunday at the
farmer's ,home, here,
Mr. Fred Elliot of Haileybury has
been visiting with his brother and sis-
ters here for a week
bit, Stephen Powell, who has been
with his son,in'•Saskatchewan for sev-
eral months returned home last week.
Pte Gerald Fitton, is gnome for a.few
days He leaves Friday for overseas.
with a an,it to re-en;farce the Princ-
ess Pats
lLrs. Jeckeli and Mrs. W. Bawden
were the !guests of Mr. and. Mrs, Isaac
Sahkel.d tn:ear• Goderich, for a few
Flays last week.
Mrs'. F R. 'Knight izind;child of Or-
cadia, "Sask., arrived here last week
and will spend the winter with her
mother 'Mrs. Brannnt'
Messrs. Ce Hepburn, W. S. Cole,
John Alliso_n,Walker Kerslake, Gar-
net Heywood and Nelson S.heere went
to Goclerich Monday, being called as
jurymen.
Mrs. R. N. Rnwc; :susses*'Vera. and
Reta Rowe, and Mrs. W. 3. Bissett
attended the funeral ,of. iblrs. Rowe's
mother ,Mrs. ,Rollaway, at Clinton on
Saturday.
1It, W.. J. Statham and Mr. E. A.
Follick attended :a meeting in London
on 'Thursday of the bakers of the dis-
trict to discuss ways and "ingans ` of
saving tv]reat for the boys at the front
Privates Wp11 Brown, and Will ,Davis
were glome from week last Guelph p w k o.n
therm last leave: Pte. Laurie, former-
ly of the. Bank of Commerce here, was
also in town for a few days, being
also on. • his last leave.
PASTURE LANDS TO BE LEAS
I'M BY PUBLIC AUCTION
At .Rich. Quintron's Residence, Ex-
eter, on SATURDAY, NOV. 17th,'
1917, art, 2 ,o'clock sharp, the foll,ew-
vng pro''perty, viz t-450 acres of Pas-
ture, consisting of 14 parcels, or
Fields ranging 'from. 15 !ta 50 acres,
Phis pasture ;is situated ,on, Lots 4,
5 6, and 7, Concession, 5, Usb(on'ne,
aid East Half of Lon, 6, Concession 4,.
Ushartio,
teases es
will be c1i
aov
n up ,fo r ti'te
rm._;
of three year.]; Any other conditions
rude known an day of ,ale.
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NOV.
1817
PETONR NO 12
Y
CLEARING
fe
WINTER
COAT:
♦y
All .Coats to Clear at a Price
Mow its ,your chaince to get a real nifty Coat at a spial price, The Win-
ter is got here yet, so buy early. We are ?not waiting midi winter •is
half gone before giving you bargains in your Winter Coats/
$12 WINTER 'COAT $12 FUR COLLAR COAT
We. are 'offering good serviceable Only a very 'few, but they are
Winter Coats at this price. beauties at Half Priice.
•
Christmas .Only 7 Weeks
It is ,niat too early' to start your Christmas shopping for your
friends and Soldier • Bays, ..„-,
Here are a 'few ,laf the good thiing's�,f,oi4 Christmas Cheer;-
MUFFLERS FURS
HANDKERCHIEFS
GLOVES
MITTS
FANCY COLLARS,
'STOCK COLLARS
BOUDOIR CAPS
CAMISALES
TOQUES
TIES
SOX'
SHIRTS
HATS
CAPS
distant
SILK WAISTS
VOILE WAISTS
FANCY LINENS
STAMPED LINENS
SWEATER COATS
HAND BAGS
Furs Reasonable Prices
All our` Furs were" bought at last year's prices,.
give you spch close prices.
1 ONLY MUSKRAT COAT
Nice dark skins size 38. Regular
580 •Coat for 862.50.
That is wiry we can
FUR SETS
All kmnds to , choose, from, 512
to 540 per set.
Men's and Boys' O'Coats & Suits
OVERCOATS
We are showing a big range of
lien's and Boys' un the newest of
Stylus and Cloths'. They are very
swagger, bought long ago., and are
being sold very cheap.. Now is the
time to )get a good 'coat at the
night price.
SUITS
Over, 300 Men's, and Boys' Suits
just !to hand. made from goods of.
the very best. Owing to the large
o_uanlity we'bought .and the early
lguyings we are able to sell them
at very low prices. See them. at
Once.
JONES
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
TAMAN'S I A
ElIONE 81a
Great Values
IN
SUITINGS,
Q'OOATINGS
WINTER SUITINGS "WERE
BOUGHT EARLY AND WE ARE
ABLE TO SELL BELOW TO -
DAY'S VALUE. ORDER YOUR
SUIT -AT ONCE:,
LIGH-T OVERCOATS IN
OF CLOTHS FOR THE
EVENINGS- AT PRICES
WILL SURPRISE YOU
AGREEABLY..__
OUR PANTINGS ARE SOLD AT
THE RIGHT PRICE.
SEL OUR LIGHT UNDERWitAR
IN COMBINATION AND IN TWO'.
PIECE.
• A FULL LINE ;OF READY - TO-
WEAR
O-WEAR . CLOTHING.
YOU PROBABLY NEED A RAIN-
COAT FOR THE WET DAYS.
WEAR OVERALLS AT YOUR
ROUGH WORK. LOOK •
A
O T OUR
LINES IN 'MESE GOODS.
ALSO
Furnishings
SOCICS in Cashmere and Silk
THE NEW CAPS
CHOICE SHIRTS
ry. vi
FLASHY TIES
:ARROW COLLARS
BEST
COOL
THAT
MOST
TErnlan
�
Tailor $& Furnisher
TAILORED TO ORDER •
WILL 135 FAR MORE BECOMING
Yet Cost No -More
We have a large ';n,utnber of New
Fal Suits and Overcloatings 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
Lades' Suitings
is ' the Finest we have! ever had. The
studied exactness in measuring and
becomingdesigning of our -Tailored
to -Order. Clothes produces a com-
pleteness of ifitt,ivng and a pleasing-
ness of appearancethat a ready-made
caa never hope, to equal. No Lady
knows how well she can appear in a
Suit'ar Coat until she has one cut to
measure. -
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
GIVE US A CALL
N. Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. RO
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE 17/BALER
Tea Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits,- spices,
teas; coffee and every-
ting in the groceryline..
Call and see us. A trial"
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Prodhxoe
Next
taken , in exchane
J `'
Jas. Gould
The MetroPolitan Hotel
Make Your Money Fight.
If You Can't Enlist -;
You Can • Invest
Canada needs your Money
It is Your Duty to
T;he. _proceeds of Cantda's''`Vr,ctor.y' loan„ 1917 will
purposes •ael,y and will be spoat- wholly ki Canada.
Silbaciiptions fare the Loan will be siolicited . by,
USBORNE & !EXETER STEPIIEN P.
J, G
h: Stnn
bury,Exeter Herbert
,
Credi
tor:
1`.'Cameron, K ctonR.R.Wm. Lnder'on Centralia
3 'Delhridge, Exeter
E Nadi.gcr,c1ltush wood I+
A.. tlastin,gs, Exeter John Ross, Grand Lend
This space is donated to 'Canada's' Victory.Bond ib
B. W. F. BEAVERS, Cxe,acral Merchant,
BUY
VICTORY
BONUS
be used for war
HAY Sc' HENSALL
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