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We invitee you to come to this store and inspect our big range of
Overcoat's foren
M and Boys. See our fine new Cloths in all the latest
colors of Green, Fawn, Brown, Gre etc. with the newKi
y mono Sleeves,
belted justa or 1aiii
P s you wish. Our Boys' Coats are ail m
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the same cloths a
s the,,Alen's. They will- please you.
Young Men's Overcoats -at $15.00
About' 1 i Coats in the. lot, God A11 -Wool.: Cloths sold ` regularly at'
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$25 to $30 all to go at $15 acoat.
Small Boy's Coats
Often hard to get7aWe have them from age 2_ years up; well lined,
and in good colors.
Men's Fine Brown or Black Shoes
Genuine Goodyear -welt Shoes made in line Calf leather, priced at
$5.00," $6,00 and $6.50. Cheaper lines sat $3.75 and $4,50.
omen's Cushion Sole Shoes at $4.
Just the thing in a good comfortable Shoe for around the house. We
guarantee the `wear and you will enjoy' .• the comfort of them.r
Hurlbut Shots for •.,
Cl�aldren
Don't forget :that we are Exeter`,agents for this' famous;line,of Child-
rens :Shoes.Soi a lie same prices ever•ywh'ere, ' This In the cheapest ..
Shoe in the long run that you can buy.
Ladies' ..and Misses Coats at $15.00
Ws have a few odd lines .of beautiful quality Coats in good colors and
while they last at less than Styles. Clearing half price -15.00 Coat. ' ry•
Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hosiery in black only. Sizes 9.9% & 10,
Slightly imperfect in weave, to clear at 98c pair,.
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PIE PLATES 350
SAUCE ; PANS 50c up
FRY PANS $1.70
DOUBLE BOILERS' $2.7.5
PRESERVING KETTLES
$1.75 up
ROAST PANS $6.90
Household Needs
Johnsons Floor Wait 85c per tin
Johnson's 7 ib. Floor Waxers$ 2.50
o Cedar j!ilops $1.25 and $ 2.00
Lightidneer Mops $1,25 and $2.00
Duskill Mops $1.50
O'Ced a Oil 25c and 50c
Liquid Veneer 25c and 50c....
Perfection Oil Heaters $8.00
Chemical Closets $10:00
Washing Machines $19,00
Wringers ete: $6.76
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•27w I'IIONES 273
ELIMVILLE 'ANNIVERSARY. AND
FOWL SUPPER,
Elimville Methodist church will
hold their anniversary and,fowl sup-
per per on Sunday. and ,Monday next
Rev. - L. W. Hill, of Parkhill, . will
preach morning`° and' evenirig. A
fowl supper will be served on -'Mon-
day, evening."followed by a lecture on
"Phrenology" by Mr. Hill.
TWO MINUTES' SILENCE IS UR-
GED ON ARMISTICEDAY
Gdverner_General Byng received a
message from Ring George, expres-
sing the hope that the two minutes
of silence in memory of those who
gave their lives during • the war will
be observed' throughout Canada on
Armistice Day, November .11th, coin-
menaing at 11 o'clock in the morn-
ing,;, In "a communication to Prent_
ier King, the governeral-general
hopes that the people. of Canada will„
join with his majesty in snaking the
observance a reality:' The two min-
Utes of silence is indorsed by the
premier in a statement issued , to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Howey and
fainilyspent Thanksgiving with Rev,
E. A. and Mrs. Fear, at Wall:erville..
EORN
THOMPSON—At Dr. Hyndinazi's
hospital, Exeter, on November let,
to Mr. and Mrs. G orge Thompson,
of Centralia, a daughter, (Margar-
et Jean.) •
• LEST AVE 1+ORGIl l
Saturday, Nov. lith, is the
anniversary of Armistice Day,
Wu tells'
take two min
utel of
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onor of'oti fallen ",len heroes.
The town, bell will ring at that
hour.
B. W. F. Beavers;
Reev'et?
EXETER SCHOOL REPORT
ROOM V
Sr'. IV-=ITonors, Eugene Howey,
92; • Frank Creech, 82; Marjorie.
Clarke, 81; Marvin Howey, 80; Hit h
Creech; 80; ;Kathleen Iieaman, 79;
FlorrliehVest,, T8; Marjotie Medd, 76;
Mabel. Wnegarden; '75; James Con-
nor, 75. Pass, Muriel How 73;
Jolla Kuntz, 73; Jack 'Gauibrill, 71;
.Edna Russell, 68*'; Reggie Beavers,
66; Eva Betts, 64 Teddie Taman,
61'`; Jim Betts,. 59. •
Jr. 'IV—Honors, Stella; Northcott,
80; Lillian Baker, 77; Irwin Ford,
76; Vera Mooney, 75. Pass, Lyle
Dinney, 72; Clifford Hutchinson, "72;
Ida Miteliell, 72; Dorris Salter, 71;
Edith Walter, 71; Sydney West, 70;
Harry Jennings, -'69;' TIarold Skinner,
67; Irene Bierling, 65; Wanetta Nei_
son,, 65; Alda 'MeDoYiald, -�65; Vera
May McDonald, 61* `.Notia Reeder,
60"; Greta Bloomfield 57; Catherine
Woods, 49*. -* Missed tests,
.No. 'enrolled 37, Ayer atten, 35.6.
G. S Howard, Principal.
ROQi r
Sr. ITT—Honors, .Golda Swells, 80 e
Jennie Passmore, -77..? Pass, Winnie-
Bishop,
innieBishop; 74; Alvin Passmore, 73-
Georgina
3;Georgina Nelson, 73;i )3aden Powell and, Principals: .-
72; Geo. Webster; 71; Roy Batten were 'repaf the. P
70; Tont Kaye, 70, Wilma'. Kaye, 67; receivTheed 'andsts acoloptdd. rinci nab
Kathleen Reid;' 6,6; ,Stanley Walter, - A number ,of accounts were passed,
' 66; Madeline' Dear ing, 58 ; Hilt on-� and adjournment nlade.
Laing, 59 Myrtle Beaver, 49;' Willie'' 1L• MacFaul, Secretary.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
The Exeter Board of Education melt.
in the office of the Secretary on Nov.
7tb, with all. ,members ,present,, except,
Mr. Civ ve,
Mr. Thos, Pryde, e m
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pointed r4+e
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bect to
,oath of office,
ibe minutes' of ,the ,pre<vtous meet-
ing were approved.
The Building Convtnlittee reported
the work of re,-arranniag certain of
the,: rdoms 't completet and, the com-
mittee was Basked 't,o ,1oak: tn,ta the
matter of one veahiljlator not working
praperly • .
a z >-
the
Mr, Stanbit y ,on` ;behalf of the com-
mittee on. the improvement o1 writing,
by means of `a .phonograph, renortecl
encouraging progress,
On m^,tion of Mr. ;Medd, and Mr.
Stanbuiy, R. ---N. Creech was elected
c1tur fan, and on n otion of Air, Rowe,
an Mr, Dignan, Rev, Triunper teas
elected Vice -Chairman to- succeed Al.r•
Creech
The Buiid'ing Committee and Janitor
were empawe:•e:? to , take n _c,essary
action with 'regard to elusleing or. re •
pairing- school drain or outlet,
'Miss Rowe was ,reported as still
supplying or IVIiss Taylor, who is
recovering.
Mr: Medd gave a further ,tnalysis,oi.
the miff -summer ,examinatiLons, which
showed a very satisfactory result,
and: this will be given to the publicat
an early date.
The Scholarship Committee re-
ported that the Commencement Exer-
cise.; would proballbly be held on ,Dec,
1st, with pseaenitatiorn of scholarships
and a lecture.
A 'communication was read stal.dng
that a meeting ,of the Huron i ru.stees
and Ratepayers' Association wiouid re
hel d in Exeter on Nov, '15th at,. 8
p.m., with ,further notice later.
The matter sof desi•uction. of school
property was left with the chairman
Be
Sandaveers,r,23, 40; Bert Batten, 25; Orval
,
Jr. =Honors; `: Lilian • Payne, 76.
Pass, G-lad`ys I unlizn„ 74; Russell.
Snell, 72; Clii ence Boyl '71;i.W
Ellerirgton 70.as Wille;`Balkwill 67,E
;.Bissell Coilsngwood :; 70,; Dorothy
'-Dinney - V}eget GasnbziiiI, <63a;iTel=
sox Wells, 58;:•'Mary Wells,'56;Roy
Sanders, 5?;.,Iarold MacDonald, 53';
Charlie Lodder, 53; Rosie Jennings,
52; George Andrew, 49; _ Clifford
Lamport, 45; Verne Brimacoinbe;,
40; Loretta Little, 35.
No. enrolled 37, aver. , atten. 35.4
Jean S. Murray, teacher.
ROOM III
Sr. II—Honors, Helen, Penhale
92; Mabel Snell, 88; Madeline Stew_
art, 85,; Margaret Martin, .84; Gladys
Smith, '84; Hazel Bloomfield, 84;
Gladys Hutchinson, 81; Helen' Vale,
80;_ Raymond Pryde, 80; Ruth Col-
lingwood, 79; Gerald Skinner, 78';
Cecil Laing, 76; Grace Christie, 75.
Pass;.Ilena Kestie, 74; Lois Statham,
71; Jean Sheere, 70 Jack Hedden,
66; Wm. Nelson, 64; Lloyd. Freckle
ton, 60. •
Jr. II Honors„ Joseph Jackson,
81; Clayton Batten, 79; Wallace Sel
don, 7'S Margaret „Ellerington, 75.
Pass, Marguetite Bloomfield,' 71;
Muriel 'Kaye, 69; Harry'•Cole, 66;
Harold Beavers, 63.
No, enrolled 33, avert atten. 30.2
H. M. Kinsman, teacher,
ROOM II
LOCALS
Mr. Herb. Debus, of , Usborne, is
learning the barbering with Mr. Nor-
man , Hockey.
' IaS
Mr,'`'33.d. uance attended `
x@ sed fun-
eral of his: brother-in-law, Mr. Jas.
Perkins, • of London, on Thursday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Fletcher, who are
retiring from their farm on the Lon-
don Road south, are moving back to
town this week.
Mr. John Little who recently met
with an accident and has been i,n•;
London Hospital is in a very low con-
dition and not expected to recover.
Miss Mildred Harvey very pleas-
antly entertained a number of young
people on Thanksgiving evening. A
jolly time was spent by all.
Mr. Silas McFalls who has been.
with the Molsons Bank at Waterloo,
has been transferred to the St. Marys
branch commencing his new duties
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Dore were at
Galt for . Thanksgiving and were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Dore's
mother, Mrs. Schwegier, who will
spend the winter here.
Mr. J. Routledge, of Centralia, has
received word that he is being trans-
ferred to Dutton and Mr. McLean, of
the . Dutton branch, will take Mr
Routledge's place at Centralia.
Mrs. Jas. Taylor has purchased the
Jr, II Glass A. --Honors, Pong residence of the Iate Albert Hastings
Ying Wee; 94; Ruth Ilalkwill 89; on Andrew street.
Kennet
,and is moving back
Kenneth ,Ward 8 S • .
Helen St . =to
anbur . town from Stratford ford. accompanied
86; Dorothy Cox, 84; Helen Hef- by her daughters Mrs. Wm. Burke.
wood, 77,• 'Mary Cann, 75,
Jr. II Class B.—Honors; Richard
Trumper, 93; Joe. Creech, 94; Graf-
ton Cochrane, 83; Helen Salter; 33;
Marion Davis, 82. Pass, Viola Hod-
gson, '69; A1mer•IIunkin, 69; Harold
Appleton, 68.
Jr: II Class C.—Honors, Florence Mrs. Robert Dinney met with a
JeanPenliale, 84; Allan `painful accident :vliieh will lay her
Cornish, 86; Jean
Fraser, 75:' Pass, Aldon Appleton, 1 up for some time. While getting
70; Mildred Collingwoocl; 66, akF l tinder a wire fence she twisted her
Sr. I Class A. Honors, Ruby Stone, foot and fell, breaking a small bone
91; Dorothy Davis, 87; Connie Jen_ near the ankle.
Mr. M. R. Complin, manager of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, had
the misfortune to sprain his right an-
kle quite severely on Saturday. He
has been getting around by the aid
of a cane.
pings, 85. Pass, Utah Clarke, 72; 1VIr, Walter Keddy has purchased
Dorothy Walper, 72. the fine: red brick residence of Mr.
Jr. I Class B.—honors; Lois Mc- Esh Heywood, on Andrew street,
Donald, 96; Marguerite Cann, 93; I' Possession Dec. lst. Mr. Heywood
Mervyn Sinis, 90 Allan Chance, 77. will move into the residence he has
Pals; Marjp ie Gompliit, 64• built immediately north • of his 1';pres-
Jr I Class C.—honors,—Jinuny int dwelling, a
Sanders, 81; Tom Elleri igton, 80; Alessi's. 3, Senior and C. Piton plot-
Eddie Ward, 80; Vera. Itestle, 76. ored to Toronto Thursday, the for -
Pass, John Payne; 00. met being accompanied home by his
No: enrolled 37, aver. atten. 34.84, son., Morris, for Thanksgiving., me.
N. AllcIrld, tea&iher, Pilon brought back with him a
rev Star car for which he has the <ti-
ENJOY OT;TTING '. gency. Tlzis is the first to arrive in
Exeter.
Two of the boys' classes in the Prof. A. W• Anderton, who has
James street Sunday school were been ;organist and choirmaster of
awarded a, treat by the Chu' clz Board ,Tallies street Methodist chnrcit, last
for having the best attendance for a week tendered his resignation having
year; they were taken to London by' accepted a sini.ilai• position" at St.
on Saturday last for all outing. George's church, Goclerielt. Mr. An-
isit was Made to the MCCIary's derton commenced his new duties
ry and tIte boys were delighted last Sabbath. His ninny friends Here
what they y StV in ffe prcess of
hint success, Mrs. G. Williams
,facture/in this large concern. ' has been engaged to take the James
also /visited Springbank in the street organ daring the Irantii of.
moon and had a very jolly time. Novetnber, In the meantime the
trip was instructive arc! greatly hoard of management aro `cal o1 tL!ni
yed. ' for .'b successor.
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IN MEMO7i•IAM ( facto
with
In
loving menioryof our dear Fath- man
er, M. William Davis, who passed They
away six years agee to -day, Nov. 4tfte
1916. Theh <a
His loving sons and daughters, enjoy
LOCALS
(Additional locals on page four.)
Mrs.' John Hawkshaw is' visiting
With w 1 Mr, and • Mrs. M. E Gardiner.
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Mr. Mrs. ,Latz''
Latimer n .r
£� Grieve aIlU
daughter, of Strathroy, spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives in town.
Miss Inez Tuckey and friend, Miss
Hutchinson, of .London, spent the
weekend with the former's _parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iiohertson and
i,[r.
Jas. 1VlcL)onald, of Stratford,.
spent the holidays hre' with tela
tives.
Mr. Millar and !Miss Ethel Day, of
London, -visited Sunday and Monday
with the tatter's parents Mr. aiid Mrs.
L. Day.
Mr. and 'Mrs.' W. W. Taman and
daughter, Margaret and Mr. T. el -
son mot Nel-
son, to Windsor over the
holiday.;
Mr. and Mrs. 'Inkstater an& Miss
Inkstater, of Paris, visited with lira
and Mrs. W. J. Bissett Sunday and
Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. John ` May, Misses
Carrie' and Minnie May, of Toronto,
visited' relatives in Exeter. and Clin-
ton over the holidays.
Mrs. Wm. May: was taken to Lon-
don _Hospital on Thursday last where
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. Her many friends are
glad to know she is getting along -
nicely and hope for a speedy recov-
ery.
The Mission Circle of James street.
church gave an old fashioned concert
on Wedneday evening of lest week,
01d fashioned costumes were worn
and old time songs sung. There was
a good attendance the 'proceeds be
over $40.00.
flit. Archie' Davie returned
onto 'Tuesday after visiting'div`"',;
week at his hone Here.
Miss Balkwill, of. Landon,anti Miss
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NPlarf'cent a•et hele'
weok-enCazupbr dt, ai: octhe CYo
liUtdericlane,
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Mr. and Mrs. \\TM
.; Balk .
Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Tuckey, tVlz ; and,
1VIrs. G. E. Tuckey spent the holidays
with relatives here. Mrs, G. E. Tub,
-
key is retraining for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Victor Sweet, of
Cleveland, '•motored here and are vt11,-,
itin
g or a week with the 1'ornter's
parents, Mr. and Airs. Thos. Sweet.
SHARES IN 1GNGIc1Sli; illSTA E OF
£90,000
Mrs. J. 0. Ric • ktaid,.c
, of Centralia,
'formerly of London, li •
lb l)eeYi 7tQt1-
fied hy. Kerr & Co., TO/ onto b,rrist-
err, that her father,, John lI.
Day;
now ;at Neana, Alaska; his two sis-
ters, Miss Jeanette Day and Mrs.
Lydia E. SculAy, of Toronto, and their •
first cousin, Joseph 1VI. Betts, also of
Toronto, have fallen heirs to an es-,
tate of £90,000 sterling. ' It was left
by their cousin James zes. Meadeu, who
recently died intestate in England.
Mr. J. T1.' Dar has not been heard
from for some time.
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Try a ,loaf of our Butter; Crust
Bread. You will like it
A FRESH SIIiPMENT OP GAN-
ONG'S HIGH CLASS'CHOCOL
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JUST ARRIVED.
Wanted all kinds of Apples for evaporating at the Exeter Evapora-
tor. tor. Apples will be received any and until end Of season.
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With confidence if the roast cause front this market. • For
cooked, there is no finer meat to be had than the kind we sell exclusive-
ly.
Tender, sweet and juicy,it both stimulates and satisfies the appetite.,
Yetthis choice meat will cost you no more than you pay now.
River's Meat Market
WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE.
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BAKING IN FRONT Op HUBBY AND ASK HIM 1F TIE
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TO, ABIDE BY ErS DECISION,
HAItVEY'S WDSTERN \VTIDAT FLOUR' REALLY
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