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The, prices are greatly reduced, The, styles are new. Ever)'
Coat ,Must be sold, you CAN SAVE DOLLARS. So don't delay
in making a selection from our Big and Up -to -Date Stock,
Stripe Flannelette
Mill Ends of good Stripe Flannellette in nice weight, pink: and
blue stripes, also dark grey pattern.. This is a Good, Heavy Cloth
worth 30c yard regular; Sate Price 20c per yard. •
8tanflelds Underwear
Red and Blue Label; All sizes. The same old quality at
Ralf Last Year's Price.
Grocery Specials
BEST ROLLED OATS 240
• 6, lbs for G
LOOSE LAUNDRY
STARCH, per pound .,,
SILVER GLOSS STARCH 11C
Per package
PURE LARD.
3 lb. pail for
CASTILE SOAP, Long
Bar
PUFFED WHEAT
560
17°
150
BROOMS 44
c
4 strings .
PURE. BULK COCOA, 1C
Per.pound.....,.. .... . .... ,
CASTILE SOAP 9c
7 bars for .,
CANADA CORN STARCH 9C
per package mt"
TEA, SALADA & RED 8C
ROSE, per pound
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3. 23C
Cakes for
SEEDLESS RAISINS 7c
per lb.
SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE °,�8c
per lb, a��
KELLOGG'S CORN 48c
FLAKES, 5 pkgs. for
CORN SYRUP, five pound 48C
can
LAUNDRY SOAP, All
brands, 10 bars for .,",
RAISINS, SEEDED,
680
24°
Per pound ....................
RED SALMON, 1 -lb cans 29C
for
35c. -Fancy Sweet Biscuits, 9Qlc
assorted, per lb. LAY
Sugar, Best Granulated
100 pounds for $8.20
10 ,9 39 84
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE.
A. Stwart
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Up-to®date Furniture Stock.
Funeral Director & Embalmer
License No. 447. Auto Hearse and Horse Equipment
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
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PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
Miss Louise Amy visited rela-
tives in Brantford for several days.
Mrs. 11'I. E. Gardiner has returned
after visiting with relatives in Essex
and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jewell Spent
Thanksgiving with 11Ir. and Mrs. W.
McAlister at Mt. Brydges,
Mrs. J. Jarrott returned home on
Tuesday after a pleasant trip thru
the tTest, going as far as Vancouver.
, Miss Griesbach, of Collingwood,
who is known as Dianah of the Sun
Sisters' page in the Toronto Sun, will
address•a meeting in the Town Hall,
next Tuesday eve in the interests of
the community Iaundry. ` The pro-
moters of the laundry now have al-
Most enough stock subscribed for to
go on with ,the undertaking.
Mr. Newman Hardy has returned
home after spending the past two
years with his brother, Earl, at Mc-
Connell, Man.
Found
A place where four -string brooms
can be bought for 45c. These brooms
will, be sold at this price for one
month only beginning October 27th.
We are offering special bargains
Each week.
WILSON'S GROCERY
Cash and Carry
Phone 56.
Stores, Ltd.
Specials tor Thursday, Friday & Saturddqq
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CHAIN GROCERY STORES OF CANADA
SUGAR: 10 lbs. for .. .,. 85c;....100
lbs. for
$8.25
TOILET PAPER, 6 rolls for 255
2.1ii
23c
17c
ROLLED WHEAT, 4 lbs, for
CHEESE, per pound
CREAM SODAS, per pound.
TRY OUR TEA, 3 lbs. for ...,
BROOMS,
CORN STARCH, 2 packages
:x1;.00
43c
Cream -of Wheat, 4 lbs.......n2.5o
24 lbs. Flour. :$1.04
r Lad '
rs�',rr•e Lard, 2 lbs.... ,35c
s''Lvle's Golden Syrup.. ,•.
. .,Oc
Choice Prunes, lb. 5c
:'amenia, 3 pkgs; 23c
i,`resliround Coi'fee
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No. 3 Pail Shortenin 'ie
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Sliced Bacon, lb. • 35e
Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. .... 20:,
Baking Powder, 1 lb. .....,.... 21e
Bulk Dates, 2 lbs.......,....". 25e
Vanilla, bottle ftc,
3 -lb. tin Pork & Beans
1-1b. tin Salmon 17e
Cor .
�•��esa1�; ,5 lb, s.
2.5c
Mincemeat, lb: ,
Seedless Raisins, lb- 27c
Corn Flakes, 5'k •s.'i^
n f�. ,..z.c
5=Ib, pail Syrup yrul
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TM c EX-,ETER
TIMES.
Market Report 4 --The f01101flutt ir'
the report 01 the. Exeter Market
corrected everY Wednesday.,
Wheat 90e.
Oats 34c to 40e.
Barley 48c to 55c..
Manitoba flour .$3,90,
Family flour 3,80,
Shorts, X1.40 per cwt.
Bran 81.30 per cwt.
Feed flour 1.80,
Creamery butter 42 to 45e.
Dairy butter 36c.
Eggs 40e to 60c.
Lard 20c.
Chickens, under 4 lbs.; 10c.
Chickens, 4 to 5, lbs., 14c.
Chickens, over 5 lbs., 18c.
Hens, under 4 lbs., 9c.
Hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 12e.
Old roosters. 9c.
Dressed ducks 20c.
Ducks 14c.
Geese 13c.
Geese, dressed, 19c.
Turkeys, dressed, 33e.
Hogs $8.00.
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Keep December • 7th open for Citi-
zens' Relief Committee play . "Mrs.
Temple's Telegram:" A real: treat in
store.
Mr. E. Howald spent Monday in
Zurich.
Mr, Alex. Stewart, of London, was
in town Monday,
Miss Reta Rowe visited in,.London
on Thanksgiving.
Mr. Will Davis spent the week-
end in Ingersoll.
Miss Rose Lamport spent Thanks-
giving in London.
Mr. Ed. Davis, of Forest, was
home over the holidays.
Miss Stella Gillies is visiting Miss
Lillian Boyle in Toronto.
Mr. Ronald Witwer spent ,Thanks-
giving in Galt and Kitchener.
Mr. Frank Sweet, of -Sarnia, spent
the holidays with his parents.
Miss Emily Dinney, is visiting for
a couple of weeks in London.
Mr. Hy. Fuke, of Toronto, spent
the holidays with his .parents.
Mr. Silas McFalls, of ' Aylmer,
spent the week -end at his home here.
Mr. Archie Davis, of Toronto,-
spent
oronto ,spent the holidays with his parents
Mr. Beverley Acheson, of Wood-
stock spent Thanksgiving in London.;
Miss Ruby Treble, of Toronto, vis-,
ited with her parents, over the Week-
end.
eekend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Quance and
son visited over the holidaye_in Hen-,
sail.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Sweet, of Lon-
don, visited relatives over the holi-
days.
Mr. Russell Balkwill, 'of Toronto,
spent Thanksgiving at his home
here.
Mr. Will Strang, of London, spent
Thanksgiving under the parental
roof.-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred May and ° son
Warren, spent Thanksgiving at Mit-
chell.
Miss Alice Vincent, of Stratford,
visited with her -parents over Thanks-
giving.
Miss Greta • Harness visited Sun-
day and Monday with relatives at
Zurich.
Mr. Melville Gladman, of London,
spent
the holidays under the parent-
al roof.
Mrs. Claxton, of Detroit, is visit-
ing at the home of Mr: and Mrs. W.
W Taman.
Miss S. Gregory, of Brantford,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with.
her mother.
Mr. E. A. Follick has returned
home ,after spending'severaI weeks
in St. Marys.
Mr. Hy. Gould,: of Windsor, visit-
ed his mother, Mrs. Rd. Gould, over
the holidays.
Mr. Geo. Penhale visited Mr. and
Mrs. D. D. Crittenden at Blyth over
Thanksgiving:
Mr. Allan Hobbs, of Galt, visited
his sister, Mrs. T. 0.. Southcott, over
Thanksgiving.
Miss Vera Jones, of °~>Stratford
Normal, spent the holidays under
the parental roof.
Miss Ruby Wood, of Thedford,
spent Thankgiving with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nugent, of Lon-
don, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Chapman.
Mr. H. W. Doerr spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Mitchell and was accompanied
home by Mrs. Doerr and child.
Mrs. S. Fitton and little grand-
daughter, Jean, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Fitton hi Toronto.
Dr. Mary Johnston, of Hamilton.
visited h
erntsgree
,"Mr. n and Mrs. W.
H. Johnston over Thanksgiving.
Mr. Jos. Davis, 'of Merlin, spent
the holidays with his parents. Mrs.
Davis accompanied him back to Mer-
lin.
Mr. and Mrs, Kaplansky of Kit-
chener,
y it
chener, motored over and spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. W.
Ilowey.
Mrs, (Dr.) J.W. Browning spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
daughter, Mrs: .0. Becker, of New
Hamburg. • •
Mise .
s s'Ilele
n Ecclestone and Mar-
.,
bar et ~MeTagg, of art ,.
Toronto; visited
Mr. and Mn."rJ Hubert, Jo'"
x�es oven'
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•Thanksgiving.
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'ith the Churches
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH'.
Rev. lames Foote, B. A.; minister
10 a.m.--Sunday school and , X3ible
Classes.
The morning service will be with-
drawn in favor of Main Street Anni-
ver'sarY
P.m. -"The Smallest Amounts."
. The Mtiste;
Boy Scouts will meet at the church
. Saturday evening at 7:30.
`JAMN7S• STREET!:HODIST
Rev. M..1.• Wilson, B.A., 'castor.
11 a,m.-The Minister.
3 p.m. :Sunday School and Bible
Classes,. • •
p.m. -:Withdrawn for :Main St.
anniversary.
At James St. find a hearty welcome.
Inspiring;. music. Caine.
MAIN ST. METLODIST CHURCH
Rev., Geo. McAlister, M." A.
:(Phone 21, r3.)
ANNIVERSARY '
Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Preacher: Rev. J. Edwin. J. Millyard
of Sarnia.:
Special music by the choir.
3 p.m. -Mass meeting in the Sun-
day school.
BETHANY
Y.P.C.A.
Dont miss • it! Pumpkin Pie and
Ice Cream Social,- Friday, November
11th, at 8 p.m: Programme of 20
minutes, competition in sports. A
charge of..25.cents to cover expenses
only. Open to all who wish to come.
SALVATION AIIMY SERVICES.
Sunday -Town Hall, 11 a.m. Holi-
ness meeting; 2.30 p. m. Sunday
School; 7 p.m. ` Salvation meeting.
Open air service at 3 p.m. in the
North End. ' -
Tuesday, '8 p:m., Cottage meeting
home of Mrs. Webster in the North
End'hur'"
Tsday and Friday, Hensall,
Centralia and Crediton visited.
Capt. MacGiIli.vray Lieut. Parnell
CARD -OF THANKS.
' The executive of the Exeter Plow=
men's Association desire to express
their appreciation ,to the ladies of
-the Exeter i1.E.o. for the efficient
.mariner in which. lunch was served
at .the, plowing match, and also to
any others whojielpedto make the
plowing match a success.
STRAYED - ;:From M. Elford's
grass farm, south of Quinton's
swamp, two yearling October heifers
one black, one spotty red and white,
with slit at bottom of left ear. Any
one knowing of. their whereabouts
kindly communicate with Chas.
Johns, R.R. 3, Exeter, 'Phone 44r5,
Kirkton.
A meeting of the Exeter •Commun-
ity'Laundry shareholders - will '• be
held on -Tuesday' evening, November
15th in the Town- Hall: "Dianali;"
editor of the Sun• Sisters' page, will
speak on the laundry. A. cordial invi-
tation is..extended'to all in sympathy
with the movement. •
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HOUSE FOR SATE -Good, frame
house and lot situated on Station
street for sale; good • well water,
stable, fruit trees, etc.', on premises.
For particulars apply. to Julius So-
kolof, Junk Dealer, Exeter.
STRAYED -From lot 6, conces-
sion 5,
onces-sion5, Usborne, a two -year‘ -old steer,
red and white,,,dehorned. 'Anyone
knowing of its whereabouts kindly
communicate with Times office.
Mr. Will Edmunds spent the holi-
days at Thedford.
Miss' Curliss spent the holidays at
her home at Bolton. N
Mr. Millar spent the holidays at
his home at Rodney.
Missl
G adys Ftarvey, of Loudon,
was home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Vosper and Miss Sanders
spent the holidays in London.
Mr. Will Amos of Stratford spent
Thanksgiving'at his .home here.
Mr. Ferguson visited at his home
in Teeswater Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. - W. J. Verity, and
daughter, Miss Millicent, of Brant-
ford, spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Rd., Pickard.
Mrs. W. F. Newell, of ^Stratford,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and ` Mrs' ` Thos. Bissett. Mr. Newell
spent- Thanksgiving here.
Mrs. (Dr.) -Gray, and little daugh-
ter of Montreal,: and Mrs. Dredge
of London, spent Sunday and Mon-
day with their aunt, Mrs. Chas. Gid -
ley. .
Mr. and iIrs. P. L. Elworthy and
two. Children of London, visited at
the home of the former'ssister;• Mrs.
E. 3'. Horney, Simooe St., over the
holida
y. •
-Mrs. N. Crawfbrd,of ' Hamilton,
ri tong
and Miss Slade, of Grand Bend, were
home a t the
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Jones over the
Thanksgiving
holidays..•
Several 'members
of theBank of
Commerce Staff were ,away - for
the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. J.
Flann ,was at Windsor;. H. J. Wens:
bourne at Toronto and 3', C. Ran-
i at Seafarth.
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Another shipment arrived on Monday. These.. Coats have Fur Collars
and are Fur Lined. Popular prices are $35.00 to $45.00, We are offering
a few specials at $15.00.
Youths•'
and Men's
Overcoats
We are showing some very smart styles in Boys', and Men's Over-
coats. The price that we are quoting should interest you.
HANSON'S ALL -WOOL SOCKS
The greatest sock made for tobe
worn with heavy shoes.' They come
in three weights:'.
31/2 lb. size 75c
4 lb. size 9Oc''
5 lb. size $1.00
ALL LINEN TOWELING
The first all -linen toweling we
' Mike had for some time. Easily
washed and splendid for roller tow-
cling. Per yard, 35c.
BLEACHED TABLE LINEN
Three special values in table linen
in very neat patterns at per yard,
65c, $1.25 and $2.25.
NEW DRESSES AND ODD SKIRTS
This week we have on display a
fine range of odd skirt and dresses:
These are at very popular prices,
We invite you to see them.
STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR
Once worn you will want no other.
It'wears well washes well, and the
price this season is very low. Red
Label, Hach $2.00.
DOMINION RUBBER BOOTS,
Every pair is guaranteed' to give
satisfaction. They are now selling at
the old price. Per pair, $5.00.
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I. R. CARLING B.A. -"I
Barrister; Solicitor, Notary'
Public, Conveyancer.
Solicitor for the Molsons Bank,
^ ,y
etc.
Invest your funds in Vic-
tory, Dominion .pf Canada,
Provincial and, Municipal
Bonds.
Legal investment for Trust
Funds.
At existing prices, - from 6
per ,cent to 7• per cent can be
obtained from. these bonds.
Orders received by lire.
Money to ; loan at lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE-
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
MUMMEMMEMMIZMIMMMUNO
APPLE BUTTER AND CIDER.
The 0. K. 'Cider Mill will operate
Thursday and Friday of each week
until further notice.
Phone 115. S. J. V. Cann
Your storage battery needs spe-
cial attention at this tfme of the
year. We have space 'equipment for.
properly taking care of batteries
over winter. Let -us take 'care of
yours. -W. J. BEER.
.LOST -In Exeter a small yellow
covered note book -in which general
accounts and information is kept,
some of it written in a foreign lan-
guage. Finder' kindly leave at The
Times Office.
New iron pumps and fittings in
stock. Iron of, wood -•pinups repair-
ed; wells pumped out or 'cleaned.,s. J. V. QANN, ',EXEtER
-P-hone 115.
":FOR ' SALE - Base -burner coal
strive with oven. In good condition.
Apply at Times Office. '
A. E. ALMOND
the noted eyesight specialist of To-
ronto w,,ll be at the•,'Centrai_Hotel,
Exeter, on November 4th and 5th.
We are agents in Exeter for the
Appleford Counter Check Book Co.
Place your order through the Times.
Callus up and we will be glad to
show you sampled.
Dray
and Baggage
ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO MOVE
WE MOVE IT REASONABLY
MOTOR TRUCK
AND ORSE DRAT
AT .T YOUR SERVICE
AUT;
O LIVERY
HORSE AND LIVER:
Ior'se anti Livery in Connection:'
Ba'shlaw & "Easto'n
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For M e n Who Would be
Well Dressed
We have,a wide range of Suitings from -which to pick your Fall
and Winter Suit. Prices' are down considerable.
DORSALIYO AND KING HATS.
A good range of the latest Hats and Caps.
SHIRTS AND _NECKWEAR.
We have a specially attractive line in Men's Shirts. 'Also Ties
and Collars in the newest shades and shapes.
UNDERWEAR.
You will soon be thinking of heavier underwear. We have the'
different weights for cooler weather. Combination and two piece.
READY-TO-WEAR SUITS -AND OVERCOATS.
A wide range of, nifty up-to-date Suits and Overcoats. Come in
and look' them over.
TAMA 1 -t
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- DR JOHN:. WARD
has successfulpassed the Board of
Optometry and is licensed to test
eyes and fit eyeglasses. Chiropractic
and Eledtrical treatments for Chron-
ic and Nervous Diseases. Hours 10
to 12 and '2 to :5 and by appoint-
ment., Office corner of William and
Sanders streets.
Cochrane
Machine ' Works
Cylinders re -ground and rings and
pistons fitted.
Grinder Plates re -ground "
T. IL ELLIOTT
IS OUT FOR BUSINESS
My aim is -Your patronage,
My motto -Service to the public.
PRICES
Ladies' Suits, cleaned and pressed
d
$1.50
Men▪ 's, Suits,ressed only y .75
lUlen's suits, ' cleaned 'and ' pressed
• ..:..
$1.00 to $1.50;
Ladies suits dyed•
4,5
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dyed:.......... Y cl4..00
$
Ladies' suits dry cleaned . $2.00
Men's suits dry cleaned
r $2.00
Ladies'ti.over o
e ,ate dry.,cleaned $2.00
Men's •overcoats dry cIeaned.. $2.00
I" do . all kind or re ti
irra
g. I also
have the'
agency
for the I
orest.City
Lannd-ry,, J.iondon, Ont'
At your service.
Wear a' Flanders
Poppy
ON ARIVIISTICE• DAY, NOV. 11th
in honor of the men who fought so
bravely and in memory of those who'.
died that we might live:
R. N. Rowe'
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
Phone 205 and 20W.
A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office --McDonnell's Sales Stables on
JOhn St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
THE EXETER TIMES
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising -Made knows
on application:
Stray Animals ----One insertion 50e"
three insertions for $1.00
Farm or Real Estate for saleOc.
month of f
each insertion for one o
our
insertion.
Miscellaneous) rete
iia
nerug articles of not arore-
than five lines, 'Per Sale. To Rent
Wanted, each insertion '50c.
Lir®t,
and found locale 25c.
Local readingnotices os etc.' I be 'er
line ;per„ lnse tion P,
�. I` - . Vo� notice', �lee�>.
than 25c:.Oaed of Thanks ,50�:6
Aire io "
t nsa.
sales s $3> for nue insertion,
a''d
t1 $15p for ea �.
0h sirb "d
s i18nf in-
eertioiz itunder five inches pian -length.
Legal advertising; .100 and 5e
line.
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