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TER l Ari L.
g +1 Bch' W dpnesday
Fad Ileac , 2,1.1,
Sprint' Whe,a1
cats' 75
()Q OS.
Barley
'amity Flour 5.90
C`tk ame y Butter 55
•Dairy Buttwl,.�„ 45to48.
Vett' Laid Eggs nor of er 1 week o'd60
Real small- or ,Meld ,Eggs3r
Lard F '
Potatoes 1.35 1.75
--Iy,' per ton 1200 to 14,00
1Ia'r ,,,, 17,75'
Auction Sale.
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3a • GHOICl~ STOCKERS,
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'Pied'"joint.n>,t�t•es, with per•.
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FOR SALE•
'Nondhesimor. Piano, Louis; XV. style.
A Bargain, for spat, oashli' For fur-
ther- particulars write Box 66, Exet-
er, Ont
BAZAAR POSTI,'ONED
The Soldiers' Aid Society have de'
nide(' to =postpone their Bazaar until
some::,tiuve an Febtuas-y.
A HANDY TIE. FOR ,BAGS.,
Gather the tan, .hold ;one end of
the string between the second and
third, or third and fourth fingers,
pass the string around ,and pull it
snug, before gbialig around the second
time, push Gut the first finger . to,
make a loop ; s u11 the and - through
this loop with first finger when you
come around;.now pull bath ends
tight and 'the bag Is wed.; Just twice
mound. To untie pull eiither end.
Those who are:donating articles for
the`: Soldiers' Asci Bazaar are request -
c -d. o deliver them at Grigg's Book
Store, to -day, Thursday, Dec. 12.'
As .a businiess Proposition, there is
no comparison between the value you
receive from a year's subscriptionfor
The Farmers' Weekly Sunr and that
of any other farm. ,paper, considering
its accurate Market forecasts and
,reports_ The Sisters' bagel\ double's
the valise. It -is 'a woman's page``vith
life .in ,every line„ No increase in
skit
Mrs. Bert Clark; is itaPrav is g 'nicely
trcm her^ necenit operation,
"'Mr. usfd, 11, ,Gzdiey were ,jr_
Ea to 'this N, tun=
'e.ral of his aunt. --,Blyth ,Sts clard....
A: large number of the.' county
weekly newspapes• have advanced
theirb �
s �
h s
ei a t_ spfio2t .ries tc ;$Z,UO a vein
•Mr. 'Bet+t clerk, has purchased the
dwelling pzonerty oto hfr, henry Day-
,
man on
Rev 'S; W, Baird has bce;r�.,'"'cod,
trued to his honile sixiue ;i'+V'ednieSday
lust owing to sal flues;z*r •
;11r. Thos G, Cr�,�clii who has beep
very i11 for several''days, is somewhat
better as we. go to' press.
There have leen ,rtuit,e. a number of
ick people in. towns aqui',surrounding
country, durixib, the 'Week; Sortie With
heavy colds , ani others"- with light at
'ricks of
Read the'advert>Nen ent is another
'cc/lunar).a out P � -` 'r s+'
b The, aI�run Gi 1 , an.
Orchestra of Six Pieces, who will
give -an entertairnnsent",in the Opera
13ouaa on We'dinesday,: the ''18th:
corrnejr, ,oaf James (Ind �l
Streets. At 'l; oronta Stock Slow last week
• b
news on Fr/day last of tire death of a' class at' 24after :cul an Mr. R.
tier only sister, :Miss Mary Stewart, }`
who died 3 Carlisle, Cumberland, Ln '„ D Hunter sold; 11 moniticalf white
T1ae t:��.ktsie at', he.r death was influenza fall for... er 'sto a lb. Thfs . 3ld vas a
she being ,sick :n full brsa'tRus o1 the calf sold which:
omsly a"few days.
�, � T1souY�sRuss+all, i'ast year, ,and whicjr
bort
ribs, .John Markham received the sad fix Andrew
Hicks of Centralia got
fifth place for an. Ab&deen steer in
Owirli • td- the illness sof `Rev, Baird took' fifth .place in Chicago :this year,;
who was to have, ,taken the services ' .*�
in, Main Street church Sunday morn- _ Misis -Fern Short of London;; „was
iru and, Caven Church in the•; even-. borne, over Sunday, rt
.ing, these services were conducted ; .n~ ,, Garvey 'Acheson,' of St '.rharnas
respectively by Rev. Yelland and °' ,as harm over Friday night.
1Jn`; Medd. Miss Clara 'Vosper:left Saturday to
JONES
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CANADA —"ID BOARD LICENSE NO •8-3620' '.
pisses
hiidren'
Cloth Coats Greatly :Reduced in nes'
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUi\srY,,„TO°uET A GOOD COAT' AT A
,:1 'ARGAIN IN PRICE
•
We havre .oa sale this, week the alanceof our Ladies' Misses ` and
Children's.' Colored Cloth "Coats g tlyreduced price's. These ,goats
are all thia'sealson's ;styles;; :in the n,e•i,; Volours; �Ttveess, Worsteds,' Etc.
•in ' plain coalorrs of Green, Bturgundy, u Taupe, Brown, , Navy, Etc. Some .”
of these coats are reduoed as lowas i 18,50 in Ladies' sizes,
Your pC r�sli t�Shopping.
Ow Store ts, s"amply overflowing with Christmas- Goods. A visit here,
will easily solvle the Christmas+ Gift Problem for' you. • Come early while'
¢
there is the largest assortment to ',elect frare,, 1
BELOW WE OFFER A FEW .SUGGESTIONS,-
FOR LADIES AND GIRLS
New'Crepe anld Silk Blouses—aver. 100 'to select front„ an the very New-
est colors, in Plain. 'and .beaded effects,+ ,
New ,Handkerchiefs in Endless variety of design's,'../,jltire.:better tine
in !fancy boxes, also ,goad,: quality plain and irrtialed linen handl erchiiefs:'
New fancy collars, leather 1 ruses arid hand bags, fancy 't&well, and`'
linens. parasols camisoles, boudoir caps,., sill' dress lengths, etc,,' etc,
M,`r. 'R;. T. Luker, .who, has been, in mend a,few days' in, Landon
Chicago for several days, returned ' .'err ' tithser'Braund of Brantford
ni,eart of standard -laded horses—brood
Tues ay, brind rd wash,, ikon a strip- \vas here for a few '.days ,this weeksmar:
Miss 'Edna Peters of Barwick �vae
ea f Mr. L f Armstrong; a two ;vI'Wtin; with a Mrs, Bircney last ° week.
yeah -old stallion for MnMr, ,James Es -a
s,ery, anld 'ttvo' manes three an four' Mr. Gannet .Cockwill, who spent the
years old for .himself.; summer at I1,1i1k:Rltiet; Alta., a
On Sunday next the local " Meth !lame last
ode,t churches will hold union ser, ° Rev. Foote wep&t to;Clintonrues
J
vices = .in, Ganes Street' int: the .. ,....- day 'to attend a,,meetitllg-of the Pres'
ine and llau3'Street at",ni> ht-- -Rev. bytery of Hurray
Dr Medd preachingt' The servicean Mr. John Krueger, who has been in
Main. Street church that evening ttd)r Thedford during the _past year, Fuke be a memorial, service tin. memory of. it;athig his sister',Mrs.,..A. `•E. Fuke
Private Thomas .Alexander., Brima-- for • a few days'
Combe, killed in action Oct. 31st, Mrs `W; T. 'Gooc1J on ;of Sat is is
Mr, Rich. J. Eacrett of Brantford !Mere at thea ixbrrie of'her mother,
a former Exeter boy, figured `inti '" a ID.JP1 rets, owing to the illness of her
sensational' .haul.,, of liduor near that daughter Miss Marjory.
cite, on Friday. night. The liquor was Mr. '"George Taylor. of ;Part, Huron
being hauled .rm, `an,,,autamobilee to brother "of Itrri. Robert ,Gi.liiies, ac -
Brantford and fshere, was about$700.00 coniPallied by Mri,ss Fern Reid, , visit-
worth in they load. Inspector. Eacrett ed here over the \week , end.:
wa•s alone, but at the point of there- \2r.. N D. Hwiden,: returrved Tues-
volier captured the four men and the day from Port Franks;; where he spent
cargo -and`broughitithem into thee( citythe sun -anent" His seriGeorge, acv
where two of the ,rrie{ni were •later frau cart -warded ed hpu� . to Exeter and
ed. .31000 each. spend a'ftew days.
• The Bazaar under the Ladies' Aid !\'ti`s, 13 W. Fi, Beavers was in Tar.
of the Trivia. Meinoralalt Church .on, onto last week 'attending aProeuncial
Friday last' was a complete success; Executive -Meeating of thio
The many, us,efui;artacless;prepared by On the way home ste°s,penvt Sunday'
the ladies found ready "sale and',='o'c• =with,her,brathsers--aol`jB�rantford.
ially a very pleasenvt t3tnen was spent: Mr. Chas. Northcott, wh611 as spent
in
the' !evening the Lan er•n Lecture, the summer in. thevv'est, arrived home
"A .. trip through the -1V ledi,terraneanu" an Monda . His partner, `Mr. Iias'ry.
war given by, the rector; Rev. A: 'A. Dining, is remaining, ,in the west dur-
Trump,er, and 'tine 'scenery, as we11as jog the winter. Mr. Northcott re-
the. lecture was one of great pleas- turns' th`'e s,pridig%
pre .,.,.i t{ere:st\ A duets by Mrs:
price, One Dollar per year. 'ti, J.,. Dore 'and','tivrn Arthur Middae
miss' _was adtu,iralilyrendered and much
en.)oyed. The proceeds3`,; annottaited to
$80,55. •
THE FLU! '
SECOND -HAND-4 STOVES—A few
good 'seconld=nand; coal ar wood, cook
staves for'saie—a snap.—Geo. Hawkins
ENSILAGE FOR SALE.
i While' there are many new cases`
The silo art -the Canning Factory' is ;.of. flus , in town. and suiItl'o'i dung
open area eensi!agei is offered at 53.00. country 'the situation is tva ' 1r rater
per ton. Purchaser too pay for weigh 14,ing cause for serious,alarna."':It. is
jog on R. G. Seldon s scalier. thourgtlt ,and aspreviously expres•se4'
that,.it w h. remain until the ivanri
We were .furl of wlheat on account ' setts
of the congestion catnsed by embweather n atrier
in itir the, spring. 4n
et�c.. but have room now and will` be
eminent physacian has said hire while Charas L�moted,' Cornwall, and wail
{pleased to (have your' wheat, also the. Spanish Influenza •exti.sts 'there „leave shortly with ons ll,family n for that
will be lift1e danger of': other com-
oats ^nd..baTyep.- xa,,, Bras. • municable dos b ak' out P1a e ., The matin friends of Mr. aril
,�....._ Mrs., Gillies w.>,11 -lean With, regret
,
weep at Vic. alb. The �avctltuve of hlreliron ounty LLlrilley.
J• H: GREE • Station. R ,(0 .&,•NV- 'C.` A arena at !Clinton. on ..,.,r
Tom. _ - - letter
.. .._._.fr,,...., aztiti..,,... n
lrx , Plriflipson of the; Bank of Corn-
nterc staff has been. .transferred to
Parry 'Sound. Bis `work h`�ere,'is'"beamp
taken at liresent• by Mr Yager, who
later goes to Dashwoodl.where ' the
Bank= is opearinb a Branch:
-Mr. Herb. Eliiot.1o1.Yorkton,
plrr'aved: here an Manday'1to visit at
the •home of his brother, Mr..; Ernest
Ellrat . flus been, in \the West near.
ly 25 . �=ea„rs,, an „4 s omie years sij is e
his last visit to ,ups old' hiorne here -
Mr Percy Gi lies: hast accepted a poo -
sitian `as accduntatt with thee -McGill
have,
h quantity of pickling on -
eases re as g . u .
g.
a TO WORK ,Ii. 01i REFUG`EE;5 of their •departure from aur mvdst,�
Ion.:..'' (lane and small), Na. 1 stock.
ar the next
Ole. Temperance
, from London Red ,Cross asking that ta a few friends on Friday evening
1Tor bread use Alanitoba's Best or we",stoP all Tegular.,Red ICross wOrk 1ast.—Will Westlake and family have
Model. We heard a cu,stomei • itaY, for a few months and:devote our moved to Centralianwhere he has se-
- i t k di) tth triated ref- cured a situation at - the creamery„—'
last week. "10an net excelleuat bread.' t me.: o wor r, e aaa
FOR ii\'IEN
FURS AS CHRISTMAS' GIFTS
Furs marine a very desirable Christ:m s• Gift, Wei .have` the new styles
in sets' of Natural and' Black. WolfandFox, Muskrat P'etsiat Lmb,.': Mar-
mot,. Badger etc., etc. Prices naoderdte. t
Fur oats for Ladies—Mus , t n?. mat and Hudson! Seal. "
Fur C kFra1 �
Ties ..Neck Scarfs, Shoes, Arm Bands, Garters, Suspenders, Belts -in
Individual• 13axes, Initialled 'Linen Ila nldkcerchief s, Suits, 9 0-V-617.• Gat -Un-=
brllas etc,, all useful gifts. ,
y'
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
Offers. wonderful values in Ladi,e s' bFeft's and GhildrEii's'
These also make appropriate Christ mos Gifts.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
See our special values for the ho lyday season in Menem
Ready -to -Wear Clothing.
Yarn
Foot wear.
Boys'
ack' r White Scotch F"ngerin ar 4 sly, fine quality >:`at
El � Grey anc� at � c g �. nu t.
65c. per skein of 1-4 lb.=a` very spec sal value. -
r
Canadian' 2 and. 3 ply. -yarn, all colors, �includuinit• 'led; at 40c. skein,.
•t
Hosidquarters
masdino
..„,Those, here from'. a distance attend-
ing the ftiheral of the late Mrs. Gild=
were, 11 iss Edsth Gulley Of
treal, Mr. E. H. Giciley of Duluth, Mr.
Samuel Gidley ands daughter of Myth,
bit 'trouble ” ug,e-ei. of .France "13eigiura. The A , few. from' hthis f, attended the
mous in :deciding to Sunny South show'. in Hensall Mon-
, do so. Bvery. vvoman • in -the county day evening. ' They claim, it was hard-
., Shaul have some- 4),ant in this -work ,y up to ,expectatiotnisiA"We ,were sor-
17 R '''"..,61,,ca.ring for Ube women and clifOren. ry -to see it turd soft theilirst of the
ESTRAY HE
ises oi '`te undeil-s;',--gned, about three was alSO-„,,:d.o,tcided to place'.;, ourselves and Mrs. John'Selves, Sr. tpent,a few
able unemorials for our :fallen soidie-rs ``H.earts -of the, Woultie'—George.Par-,,
and turg 'willingness 'I:9 assisChl •ciartie:, ker at'ul 'sister, , of Chiselhurst visited,
There strayed atvay-from the Prem- °f 4-holse devastated cmintries. It week, as we had nice •sleighing.—Mr.•
vreekt `n 'red heifer. A ieward %via on re,cord agobeing. (in accord tvith, cla)-s. in Lniadc;n, wtith (relatives and
be givr *).r her re,turn, -or for infor-
matio 1 'in will lead to her reco-very
Ewald, Butcher, Creditont
On To I line. between, McGillivray
tober. Ow.ler can have same by pro-
ving property and paying for advert-
isement. Lawrence Barry,
Lot 2, Con. 3, McGillivray
FALL AND, WINTER GOODS
Fleury and Maxwell Roller, Crusb-
erls,, Grinders, 011 Engines, Sleighs,
Mcl_aughlin Cutters Wheelbarrows,
LAND ",WANTED.
300 acres OT .more land for flax
for next year, for which good rental
vrill be paid,
Ontario "Flak C,ompany
jns. Davis, Exeter. -
Phone 13 r 12,
,STRAYED—Onto Lot 7, conootsion
and paying' expense,s,--Aprnly ,to 'Alex
MeTha.lis, con. Z, ,lot Upbort.en
Owing to the probable serious fuel
situation the Fuel Conanaissiorlers of
ed Lour car -loads, of screened soft
ooal through: their dealer, ,W. G. Medd
Witich'Ise a, Seeing that there is
t) be little or .no band coa.I
forthcoming tr,atepayers are advised to
place their orders with either 'the
Raeve or any of the Councillors to
sacure their needs,
FARM FOR SALE,
122 acre farm, Lots 25 and 26, Lake
Road Stephen, near Dashwoo.d, f,or-
the property is a new, two-
storey brick ha -Use, bank barn 7dx40,
with L at' 12. feet; driving shed and
large open shed ; two good wells . well
drained and fenced; an ,acre of Or-
chard ; convenient '„ to 'school, church
and po,5t office. Apply at Advocate
ffice, Exeter.
Jean Fitton, Exeter with D. Brintnell and family Sanday.,
on Se,cy.
DEATIrl OF ',CHARLES TURNBULL
There .passecl away in Regina, DO
Now. 30 Charl,es- Turnbull, s'on of Mrs.
Alex. Turnbull ',of .Tli'arnes k6a.d, ag-
ed 18 years. Deceased went out
West last spring, Wh.ere has sitioe
resided. - 4 few days previous to his
preyed " fatal. • 1-1. is rernains were
Et -Plight heye ,':hSr -train, 'arriving Satur-
day Manning,' and the. funeral -tOok
taking ro'oms th,e,' same day. His uncle,
mains hire, .He was a member af the
Thames Road Pres]) yterrian church,
having.,Connectetl, Iiiiinself with the
church when, about I6"k,ears of ,age.
He 'It -a -vela to mourn, (betides his moth-
er,:.(two sisters and ',six brothers, Mrs.
,Hc`nry Rhode, Anna at, h,ome„ John
A. and I-larold overseas, James, Dav-
id, Wdiffid and Rabble at 116m -e:
DEATH 'OF MRS. STANLAKE. '
T,he,, death occurred at St. Josephs
Hospital, London, on Tues,day;s:Deci,
10th;of Catharine Gibson, wife of Mr.
Henry Stanlake of Grand 'Bend, aged
6,4' years. Dec,ease.cl hilad . been :ailing
during -the 'whole of the past sum-,
men and two weeks hgo was talcen
to. thie 'hospital for 'tnelattnenit. It
proVed'' of no avail, however, and she
pass(ed away as stated,: Barn in Ste-
phen To)watshin, she Marri,ed Mr. Stan -
lake fortY-sirt yea,rs ago and since
that, time resided' in, Exeter and near
Grand 'Bend. Residds her hits laancli
who, is now in the hospital in Lon-
don, she is survived lay six Ons :
Frank of Denfield„,, William of Bran=
clan, Mart., Thoma,s .ol Sarnia:, Private'
Alviri soldier, seriously ill in Whini-
er hosnital Nelson of Grand:Bend
and Private Roy,. overseas,i A broth-
er', V\i'illiarn Gibson, resides at Moon -
sett' in Wincitron„ The funeral
talce- place froin the residence of Mr,
padit oon, intenment to be made in
KIIDNEYS' WEAKENED
SPANIii "FLU".
Are Restored to their Fortner
State of liealth.by "
FOR THE
Hundreds of letters from all parts
of Canada prove this assertion.
If you have been a victim to the .
"Flu," don't hesitate—take GIN
Gin Pills Sold Everywhiro.
50 Cents a Box.
01, CANADA. LIMITED
243 TOIOHIO;CIlt.
BTJ OR, SALE.
' •Shorthont Bull, 16 mos. old. Last
Royal bork, imported,'
, Red. Prince, imported,
Prince of ,Banff; imported
Scottish Hort),, imparted. He
He has 'many other, iinPorted crosses
. John Chambers, Crornarty P.O.
Telephone • 19-- an 1:47,,:Seaforth.
4
Taxes
Taxpayers' are asked as a. favor I'D
nOt leave. 'the, payment '0%
Muitieipai Taxe„ until the IAA day'
1,36h and '14,tb of 'December are -bum
Tor the' Batik. Sae Oat Siour
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOMINATION AND ELEcnoN.
VILLAGE OF EXETER:
A Public Me,eting, of ,the Electors'
of the Municipality of -the Villa.ge Gf
Exeter for the making and receiving
nominations for the office af Reeine,
,counciller4, 'and. one member of
Utintue, Commission • and Public
School Trustees for the, year 1919 will
'be held in TOWN HALL, 'On MON-
;DAY TEC. 30,th, 1918, ben:veep. the
-hours of 12 o'clock not)n, and 1,o -'clock
* Arid •-should a•;,lpoll be demanded by
any nOrtiinee ovEloc-tor the same shall
he' Opened an Monday, January btb,
the morning and 5 o'clock in 'the
c9ft%,11.0on of the' same, day, and at
the several places hereinafter men-
' Pall 1. at Silas' Handford's residence -
No 2, at Town Hall, by Well -Johns
D.R.O., and ,James Greive, Clerk,
No. 3, a't Mrs. Anus -Mitchell's office
building, canner Main and Wellington
Streets by Percy ID,R.0 and
George Anderson,. Poll Clerk. '
ND 4, at North End Fire-1Jan,, by
Birickwood; -1)9p Clerk.
I3y order, JOS. SENIOR,
Clerk airl1C1 124eturniinig Officer,
flOILSES WANTED
good GOldiogs
foist& up. Mama fawn 4 year, old
7021/00 hiring' the requiried stuff,
tor Ohmic 83, Inteter.
1. DOW
C. W:-12.013INSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth; Mid' dlesex andtOxford:-. Vann
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockihutt Wateraoins, next door to
Central Hotel, Main .Street, Exeter.
end ,Middle§ox
Prices Ikeassonelble and' .Satisifaetion,
lifdN.EY TO LOAN
tures no tam awl villaN
Spatters, Stoiliciturce,Exetee
Barrister. 'Sicilians', No.027, Pubk,
Contrals)skovet, Solicator, Tot the Mal -
sloes Etc.,;Mon.4 to loen at
DENTIST •
Honor Graduate Tbronto University
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Honor Graduate 'I'arOlio, University
Teeth extracted without 'or any
had effects. •Office over Gladman
Stanbury's 'Office, Main Street, Exeter
EYES TESTED FREE:
All errors of Eyesight corrected.
6Ittnii'01,7DRUG, STORE
44,
Tea it Coffe-
Store
For the -choicest
groceries,, fruits, gipidesi
teas, coffee and every'
thing in the grocery- lin%
0411 an4 See us. A trial
BB to vality convin-
Produce taken in exchange
'Jas. Gould
urniture
and
Undertakin
RO
er Bargain St
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING EARLY'
MAICE THIS 'A "FOOTWE.AR." CHRISTMAS
The_ movement to discourage frivolous expenditure for Chifilarna
Gifts Ramis the way 2‘straight to "thi,s SHOE STORE,
We are,,, planning to 'make this a—"FOOTWEAR CIIRISTMASP
can suPoly you with gifts ,tbat are attractive, appropriate and useful.
.ail.a,ve some special values in LINES OF SHOES WE ARE DiSr
CON FUINP AND HAVE REDUCED THF, PRICE. "
RUBBERS IN ALT., STYLES.
WEAR SWEATERS, - BRACES, TIES, 'ETC.
ave