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2542 EXETER , ONT!.A THURSDAY' . MORNING, OCi'O3ER 1;9th..
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good Values in Fall.
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our fall Stock oftHouse-furnishings is now' complete. Prices are
}etch lower on Rugs, Congoleums, Linoleums, Window Blinds, ,Curtains
and Curtain Nets, Oilcloths, Cretonnes, etc. We have anexce tionall
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large stock to select; from, ,t i
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ale 0�=-
Here is an opportunity to procure'a real good Sweater or Sweater
Coat for every member of ,the family at away below actual 'cost price. We
find that we have a great'nany odd lines of S eat
cis "for .Ladies, ' •Girls,
Boys andpMen which roust be cleared at once regardless g of cost. Many
atless than half price. •`"Colpe early and get first choice.
Snits, � •
� a$S and
Dresses fo]C Fall
and
Winter
Wonderful values are here shown in the . above lines. We still have
over fifty beautiful eoats to select from in Plain and' -Ful -Collared styles.
Salt's, Black Seal Plush at attractive prices: •
G1RL'$ COATS from 4 to 14 year sizes in good quality Cloths andreas-
onable prices.
REEFERS for both' Girls and'
Boys:
u s in heavy cloth very popular this seas
son and much lower prices.
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131](•JS White wear and. Chinch'llti, Cloths ,now %irr stock.
Ladies" hosiery�:
, ,Underwear and
Corsets
We have as large a stock of Hosiery, Underwear and Corsets as many
largeeCity stores. NOW IS THE TIME to get your supply. We handle
Standard d makesin n these lines which assures our customers better wear-
iag qualities and values.
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ps Overcoats and Suits
Come in and inspect our Stylish New Overcoats, made in all the New'
Smart -Colors. We have the New _Style' of 'Kimono Sleeves and other
Sport Models. The prices are very moderate.
Children's v rco'
We keep sniart little Coats and.. Navy Blue
They are much cheaper than last year.
r�Reefers
Reefers for Children.
Hurlbut Shoes for .Cliildren
We are Exeter agents for Hurlbut Shoes for Children, the best Shoe
in Canada for the money. We are doing a bigger business all the'time
In this line.
Groceries
. Our Groceries are always as low as- the lowest and are fresh every
week. We invite comparison of prices.
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S$FUJ.4 1+Gr'talL SUPPER
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= The hot fowl Sttnpei•'served by the Trn HEEXESALL.LR, O13SERIAVSElaN )
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ed On Tuestiay'of this week The.
se' Exeter Times urcha ed the
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Hensall Observer printing plant
i and has taken over the sub -
d, scription list. We have not yit
e decided whether we will con-
ut tinue to print The. Observer or
,�
. amalgamate' it with the TiziiFfi
re in which the news of Hensel]
t -w will feature Prominently. No
" town, the size of Heiss,11"can a't-
a foi•SI to be without` a medium
rs through which the local zlews
o and important announce-
d meats may be dissiminated to
It the public and every c00sidel•a
• tion, will be given to ineet]n-g
these requirements. We believe
that the amalgamation should
n prove' benefitial to thee..
s subscribers and advertising
h' patrons of both papers as there
n should be a wider range of
- news and a larger' field for. ad-
vertisers. The Hensall printing
office . will continue to give
prompt and efficient service to
- its customers. MM` r, F. J. Wick
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g r wire will be associated
with the office for a time. We
e trust in the kind indulgence of
- our many patrons until we are
e able to get the new conditions
working, smoothly and we soli-
i-, : cit your hearty co-operation.
MOM
in the Dome Rink, .• on aVednesd
evening. of last week -vas a decid
success. The ladies served a nio
Sumptuous repast, the tables bei
,heavily laden e 'zvit?a appetising, .del
cavies and were 1=retti1 decorate
Following the sup� It,r the choir of th
Presbyterian chirch. Seafortli,' p
of a musical uentertainment
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order. The different numbers we
well `rendered and greatly apprecia
ed, most of the;nuMbe being'enco
wed. • The work to provide for such
crowd is t iipliasibecl .when it
known that It t•equitecl 5 bags of
g P
tatoes,' 41 geese, 87 cliickenS an
ducks, 73 pies, 55 calces and aboi
00•loaves of tlread•to feed the crowd
S. S. CONV ' V '[ONS
Duringthe pas .'week p t ,eek' several it
portant Sunday`. School Co venti
n on
have been held throughout Sout
Huron, one at Nippon; one at Zion o
the Elimviile circuit and one at Cen
tralia. Rev. \V. P Pletcher, B.A.
rural superintendent of the O.R.E.C.
Toronto, was present at all conven
tions and.. delivered inspiring adclres
see' taking :for his, subjects "Trainin
for Leadership" and "Stop that
Bleeding"; or the prevention of th
loss of teen age :-boys from the Sun
day Schools. ' Mr. W. G. Medd, th
County Secretary„ who is. u) tiring in
his -efforts for the promotion of Sur
day Shcio,olwork in -South Huron, ac
coriipanied 11Ir.. Fletcher. Report
were received `frons the different
schools showing alive interest in the
'work. Two schools in Stephen town-
ship, Crediton Evangelical and Grand
;; Bend Presbyterian measured up one
• hundred, per cent. In addition ad
�—� dressesw
were given by local speakers
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AilsaMr. Jona Pedlar, or Ailsa ,Craig,
visited his brother John, in town last
week;
The Exeter ;District Epworth Lea -
cue ;
� Convention is meeting to -day in
,fames street�,elzurth,
Miss 'Irene 'Essery, ,ot, Centralia
sang a pleasing solo in Jaines stree
church last r
c t Sunday evening,
Mr. Samuel Howey, of Merrickville Wm. of Mr. m. Howey and Mrs.
C. Christie, of town,` died on Monday,
Nliss Margaret•rPickard who is tea-
ching. school near Woodham, spent
Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs.
Rd. Pickard.
The:'first snow of the season fell on
Wednesday, The ground 'was white
for a ,few minutes` but, the snow soon
disappeared,.
, 14Irs. Ghantler returned to her
home in Ingersoll on Wednesday af-
ter visiting the Misses Sweet oil Hur
on street for several days..•
Mrs. Thos. Andrew, of Endace, 13.
C,, is visiting her nephew and nieces,
Mr. Geo. Andrew and the Mieses An-
drew on• Huron St. and other rela-
tives iii this community.
Mrs. Thos. Dunsford, of
Marlette
Mich., who has been visiting in Exe-
ter. for several weeks owing to the ill-
ness and death of Mrs. J. Sweet, re-
turned to her honio Monday.
- Subscribers who have paid
Reports for : the .Observer ' in advance
will receive the paper for the
unexpired term and all sub-
scriptions in arrears may be
• paid at The Observer office.,
MOM
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The •:
,officers c
r
s olec
ted '
�n the different
associations, were as follows:
-"County Officers
Pres., C. M. 'Haugh, Brucefield.;
Vine -pi -es:, W. C. Pearce,' Hensall;
Sec.-Treas., W,' G. aledd, Exeter;
Supt. Children's , dcnt ' Mrs. Ta 0.
Southcott, 'Exeter;; 13o' Div., J. M.
?S outhcott,'Exeter, Gi ' Div., Mrs.
J Addison.; 13rneefi ,dt,;'Adult DiV.1
E J. B. iVIeLean", Killeen; Home Dept.,
J. W. 'Ortwein• Ii
ensall; Teacher
training, Mrs. J. R. Mollard, Exeter;
Missionary, W. H. Johnston. Exeter;
Teniprance, A. Birk, Dashwood.
Usboinie and Exeter
Pres.;' J. W. Skinner; Vice-pres.,
W..F. Hera; Sec.-treas., W. G. Medd;
Supt. Children's dept., Mrs. R. E.
Pooley; Boys' div., Aylmer Stewart;
® .Girls' div., Mrs. H. J. Armitage; Ad-.
ults. dept., R. E. Pooley; Horne dept.,
® Mrs. 'T. Cameron; Teacher training,
G. S. Howard; Missionary, Mr. Chas.
Johns; Temperance, J. H. Jones.
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`'WEAR EVER
PIE PLATES 35c
SAUCE -PANS 50e up
FRY PANS $1.70
DOUBLE BOILERS $2.75
PRESERVING KETTLES
$1.75 up
ROAST PANS $6.90
Household Needs
Johnsons Floor Wax 85c per tin '
Johnson's -7 lb. Floor .Waxers $2.50
O'Ce eir•`,Mops $1.25 and $2.00
Liquid Veneer Mops $1.25 and $2.00'•
Daskill Mops = $1.50
O Cedar011.25e and 50c
Liquid 'Veneer 25c and 50c
Perfection Oil Heaters: $ 8.00
Chemical Closets $10.00
Washing Machines $19,00
Wringers ete.'$6.75
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THAMES ROAD 'ANNIVERSARY
AND FOWL SUPPER
The anliiversary and fowl „supper
of the'' Thames Road Presbyterian
;chuch°wiwill be held next Sunday and
Monday.' On Sunday Rev. T. A. Syin-
ingtoii, of Knox' Church,' London, will' is
preach '.morning , and ;evening Mrs.
:Urquhart, of Kippen„ will assist the'M
:choir. Fowl Supper on Monday •
evening followed by program. Hen- r
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Stephen Tp.
Pres., Chester Mawhinney; Vice-
pres., Geo. Scott; Sec.-treas., Miss
Kathleen Hicks; Supt. Children's
dept., Mrs. A. M. Wilson; Boys' div.,
John Gill; Girl's div., Miss Violet
Sharpe; Adults dept., John`, Love;
Home dept., Mrs. W. Bawden; Teach=
er training,. Lloyd Edighoffer; Temp -
ranee, Thos. Trevethick.
Hay Tp.,
Pres., Mass 'Lydia: Faust, Zurich;
Vice-pres., Mrs. C McDonnell, Hen-,
sail; Sec.-treas.,ltliss 4. E. Consitt,
Hensall; Supt. Children's dept.;-, Mrs.
S. Gaaeho, Zurich; Boys' Div.,.F.
Wickwire, Henson; Girls' Div.,, Mrs.
A. Monteith, Kippen; Adults, A. Mel -
k, Zurich; Home dept., Mrs. Wm.
Dougall. -Hensall; Teacher` training,
iss'' 51. Mollis, Kippen; Missionary,
Mr.. G. W. Rivers, Hensall;" Temp-
anee, John:R•owcliffe, Hensel'.
sal) Quartette and Miss Cook, reader,
wilLtake part.. Adults 60c; children
auc
BORN ;.
ENGLAND—In Crediton, to Mr. r. and
.Mrs. Lloyd England, a son.
FRAYNE—In Usborne, on October
14th,: to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Frayne, a son.
GILLIES—At Mount Hamilton Hos-
pital, Ha•inilton, Ont., on Saturiday,
October 14th, to Mr. and • Mrs.
Robert G. Gillies thea'
ift ofn
g so ,
COULTXS=Ori• Saturday, ()et.. • 14th,.
to „Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Coultis, 3'80
St. Wcssele '
Y ,Toronto, twin• boys,
- William Leroy . and Chester John,
mother and sons doing Well.,
G &ISER' — At Dashwood, on October
13th,, to Mr. and Sirs. Earl Geiser,
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a daughteMA. 1.UtIm.D
FLETCIIEP-11IOODIE—In •Ilsborne
• en Wednesday, October 18th, Mies.
Maggie Mae, daughter of 1V.Ir, and
Mrs. Wm. Moodie, to Ml'.: Rcay: it
Fletcher, of the London Road.
South.
I[ALL-M�IY—Ili Mitchell, on Wed-
nesdey, October 1.8t1I Miss ;Lillian;
, daughter of the late • W. F. and
Mrs,.' May, to Dr. W. Hall, of Mit-
chell:
THROWN FROM LOAD OF WOO))
On' Saturday' afternoon -of last
week, Mr. Jas. Hein, of town, suf-
fered an unfortunate accident. He
SUCCESSFUL ANNIVERSARY
; Caven ;Presbyterian church held
'successful anniversary services on
Sunday last.' The•churcli in the morn
e.
ing was filled, Main street Methodist
church ,'having withdrawn thein ser-
vice, A union^'choir .:composed of
znexibers trom the different choirsot,,
cowri ftir fished some splendid inuszc_,
Rey. C. E. Evans, B.A.; of St. Marys;
conducted the services and preached
two very excellent sermons.
In the morning Mr. Evans took his
text •from the 90th Psalm, verse 1:
"Lord thou hast been our dwelling
place in all generations." This alight
bei•evised„ Lord, thou hast been the
soul's home from age to age. It
seems that the writer was moved by
two great thoughts; on the one hand
the littleness and frailty of ;human
life, and on the, other the eternity of
God. We are reminded that God is
the one abiding fact of the universe.
There is 'a `sense in which it may be
said that every, individual roust paint
his own picture, must form" his own
conception of God. That is why
ideas' differ, because no two think
alike. God has been, referred to by
many similies, the strong tower, the
shield and bucker,' th springing` wat-
er, the tree of life, but one of the
very best fi ures of `speech i
gs the
text. The heart; or literature and
the heart of politics is the home.
Destroy the home and you destroy
all institutions that are worth' while..
No individual has -the' right thought
of God unless joy wells up in his Bath'
when the name of God is spoken, said
the speaker. There are many who
shrink 'when the name of God is men-
tioned. To some the word means
little more than the name of some
distant star. They would no ' more
think of appealing to God than of
taking hold of some live',wire. This
is the result of sin. God is not an
avenger. In this passage we have
a • key that unlocks the mystery of
our national 15ast,, of the Church's
past and of the individual past. .We
have in the Word some messages for.
to -day. There are some who can See
was'riding on the back of a Load. of God's doings in the past. There is
wood and while driving into the no doubt that God is in the world to
home of Mr. B. S. Phillips,a clothes day and there is 'confidence here for
line caught hint and threw hire off the future. 1•
the load. Mr. Hera had hold of the The speaker. said he founlb in this
clothes reel at the time blit he failed a eliall;Enge to go, forward. We should
to notice a straight line. He receiv= cease looking becliward and look for -
ed a bad shaking up and spine of, Iris W. By looking forward the foun-
tain were bent as a result. He has
tain of youth never drres•uli. Heroes
o1 all ages have had their faults, but.
God' is the sum of all beauty and all
perfection: The spanker .couldn't un
t ,derstand why anyi man should go
To Ci1RRY 11EI,`I +,Ii FREE 1 through life fearing God. He knew
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of nothing that should steady us as to
All ' Canadian National ; Expers's• think, of our tittle lives in the great
Company agents ;in the London clivi- far; -flung lines of history.
since been;confined to his bed. His
many friends.liope to see him around
again soon...
1 5' Sz011, including Otic.,. local.. agent, W. 46'' A. rivet„ was sun'' at the Morning
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CARD 01/ THANKS
Mr.' Theo. Sweet, of Hamilton, Mist
ses Charlotte, Louise and Ethel
Sweet, desire to express their appre-
dation for the Iandnett shown dur-
ing the illness acid - death of their
mother.
Sints, received the following' circular service by Mrs. vsepte ancl: Mrs. N. J.
which speaks: for itself: Dere.
"Shipments consigned to points 111
The evetiirtg Servide was held in
the fire striolreu area 01''1\Iortltt,rn ,the Trivitt .iltentorial ' church and
Ontario, addressed to the ,Ontal'i0 that large ni ilo''
Government Ttc:lief Trains, in care of b c1 , liuni Was filled,
_ ,cllars° being piacetl in ,tee aisles t0'
acconiocla,te the ti'owd. Mr, Evans
again preached a very excellent' ser-
mon. Miss Blanch, Senior sang a very
pleasing solo.
Mrs.; 4rmading, . ' of New Jersey,
visited Icer daughter, •Mrs. W. H.
Taylor in town last week leaving on
Saturday for Chicago, her daughter
accompanying her to London.
"Misses Heinlein. Nettie and Mr.
Charlie Reddy, of Exeter, ,were visit -
ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs: J.
V. Somers • obi Wednesday of last
week. "—St. Marys Journal' Argus.
ry
"Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbu, who has
spent the salt -tiller -at Bayfield and
with her son in•E' eter, has retnrned
to Clinton and. will speilcl a0iai t3 tiir
with her niece, firs, ft. J. Gibltingw.
Clinton News-il.ecord,
The auction sale of the a-,', 1 :tst�tva
and household effects 01 the tato .�7gpr
Hastings was held on Satu.aley' last ;
The house was not said:' The iii h
g
est bid was $1,625 and the iscopel t
was withdrawn.
Mr. and t'11 -s. 1Vin. flay am.4 Sem
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred ;May arid. sone,
werer'
at Mitchell tcli
ei
l on 'Wednesday' ednesday at-
tending the marriage of their sister,
ATiss Lillian to Dr. W. Hall, also of
Nlitohell,
IiNJUWIR' INTEtt:l�ALL .-
Mr. John Little, who' has been
s
llo
1 yed With R. Wines, 'VMS injured,
Tuesday while loading logs in . the
bush. A. ski. fell l on hint injuring
hint internally. lie will
be 1%rid up
for some time in .con
sequence.
FOR THE FIRE i
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The IVlission Circle of Tanies str .e '
t
church are making up a slii ,hent o,
p ri
the fire sufferers of New Listteard.
Already a lot of valuable goods has
been collected. Several of the stores
of town' have been very liberal; in.
making contributions.
MISCE.LLANEO'US SHOWER
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On Saturday evening last Mrs. R.,
J. Knight entertained rtained a nnmbez� of
young ladies in honor of Miss Maggie
Moodie, bride -elect, who was presen-
ted
re e -
1? sn,,
ted with a miscellaneous shower.
Refreshments were served and a, very;;
jolly evening spent.
RIPE RASP.BERIilES
On October 12th, Miss Violet Gam -
brill picned a •box sof ripe raspberries
whic
h she sold at Harvey Sr,RHarvey's
north store. SIr. Wm. Gillespie hap-
pened to be the fortunate' one to pur-
chase the box. •
SES
Wanted I,?l. kinds •pf Apples for e oratin a •
•� '�P g t the Exeter Evapora-
tor. Apples will he received any time and until end of season.
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EIGBEST CASH PRICE PAID
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Women Help Wanted.
D. CLAPP
MANAGER.
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atisfactjon.`
ervice
That meat is down in price? and it will pay you to get our prices la's?
fore buying elswhere.
"FARMERS"
When you thresh, let us Supply you with a choice Meaty Roast.
Delivered any time.
Choice Beef, Pork, Veal and Spr ing Lailib, all the time.
Have your Cooked : Meats'andBacon Machine: Sliced.
River's Meat Market
WHERE QUALITY IS H1.iE•IER THAN PRICE.':
G, NI. Lee, CComnzassioiter of the T.
and. N. 0: TRciilway, may be Waybilled
tree"
With the railways and express
eoi'upanies carrying stuff 'free to fire
sufferers all thin' is donated goes dir-
eetlY for the relief of the sufferers Rev. C. W. Down of the
Saskatch-
azd will prove; vastt �aeng, i
ewan Conference, who was a delegate
[t should be iemnein10r ecl that in to General Conference in Toronto,
such ani case as this "he' -gives twice called on relatives in tww n c, S.1:1 -
Who
1r -who gives quickly." do 1;
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exults Assured
SUCCESS IS RARELY ACCIDENTAL IT COM:1.'S
TO THE MAN OR WOMAN WHO PLANS FOR IT.
D0 YOU WISTi: FOR SUCCESS IN YOUR BREAD -
MAKING? . THEN, GOOD WIFE, .ADVISE THE GOOD ,
waves
MAN CO BRING HOME SOME OF TIA1wVEY'SfA TI -
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Mei
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TOBA'S B'E+`S:£' FLOOR.
IT . IS MADE OF TEB BEST 'WESTERN HARD
WHEAT, BY.' THL BEST PROCESS,'UNDER THE. SUP-
ERVISION 0.F A CAPABLE. MILLER AND JUST NOW
IT IS CHEAPER, THAN THE CPI +'AT'ESP.
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