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Coat Prices are Reduced
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Silk Scarfs Given `'.Free
We have reduced prices on all this season's fur -trimmed
coats for ladies and hisses an d we Are ,re also giving absolute"
ly fee ofi charge a beautiful sills scarf with every coat sold
during the next ten days. These scarfs are the kind that re-
tail for from $3.00 to $5.00, ',,see them in our window then come
in and see our complete dislrlay.
Coats now as Low as $17.95
With a Silk, Scarf Free
Special • Values
Warm All W of Sox 49c.
Ladies Silk and Wool Hose 98cd
Union Flannel Work Shirts $1.25
Ladies' Cashmerette Stockings 35c.
Ibex Blankets. Largest size now $2.95
All Wool Sweater Coats for Men $2.65
Rummage Cloth Coat; as luvv a $1.50
Cash li: etre Stockings for Children 25c.
horse -hide gauntlet work gloves now 98c.
Black Leather Driving Gauntlets for $2.25
New Knitted Ties for Men and Boys at 45c.
Our best $6.00 slippers and oxfords now $4.95
Rummage fur neck pieces & muffs as low as $2,50
4 bars Laundry Soap for 25c. Shredded Wheat 2 pkg for 25c
Seedless Raisins 2 lb for 25c. 4 boxes good 4ardines,for 25c
2. ib. Mixed cookies for 35c. Ke11og's Corn Flakes 3 for 290
7 bars CastileSoap for .... 25c
Royal Yeast Cakes .... 5c pkg
P. & G. soap chips 2 lb. 25c.
2 lb. ginger snaps for .... 25c
2 tins choice salmon for 350
3 boxes matches for .......,25c
J. A. Stewart
GADIN
The Best Place to Shop After All
-AT--
ER'S
THE INCREASED BUSINESS
WE ARE DOING CONVINCES US
STILL MORE THAT THIS IS THE BEST PLACE TO. SHOP.
OUR STOCK IS LARGEST AND MOST UP-TO-DITE AND OUR
PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE.
OUR INVITATION TO INSPECT OUR STOCK . IS ALWAYS IN
FORCE AND IT INCLUDES EVERYBODY.
ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW YOU THROUGH
'TAF, HOME FURNISHER"•
M. E. (iARDIN:....R
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
FINEST' MOTOR AND HORSE EQUIPMENT
FACILITIES AND SERVICE UNSURPASSED
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE `-/
LONG DISTANCE CALLS RECEIVE- PROMPT ATTENTION
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74Ji Night call 14W
Men's Store
Phone 8lw
Men's Store
Men's. Suits and. Over -
Coats for Fall & Winter
Affording broad selection in styles and materials.
Beautifully tailored clothing at surprisingly moderate
prices, no matter what price you may decide to pay,
you will be sure of value to the very last penny, ''and -
to spare. The many models give correct interpretation
of the styles and materials that have been approved
for Autumn and Winter wear. In these suits and over-
coats there's adistinction of styling, a fineness of fin-
ish that makes a special appeal to the .man of discrim
•
inating taste.
. W. Tfk
Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter
Annilmempt
a t.. -r ti n
Gre t A, t ac o at Our Store
What?,.
THE BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE AND THE LOW PRICE!
Yes
We are selling our furniture at lower prices than any other
story in the cettntry.
FolIow the Crowd to ourstore and do your buying=and you will
save money. "
R
N. ROWE
trisiAtotf niat AND EM A%MER `
V ri st Motor BCearso WI F
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Phone 20W-•Ol
Q,,r ..,.
• 'Exeter Markeis
Wheat, $1:1S.
Oats .40b. •
Batley 65c
• Manitoba Flout $4,25,
Blended Floor $2,90.
Pastry Flour $2.60,
Feed 'Flour, ',$2,00,
Bran $1,50
Shorts $1.60
Creamery Butter 45c,
Dairy butter 41e, 44e.
Eggs, Extras, 54.
k:ggs firsts .36c,
Lard 20e '
Potatoes, $2.00 to .$2.25.
Hogs selects $12.10.
Hogs thick smooth $11.00.
LOCAL k
..
Mrs. T. 0. Southeott is visiting in
Preston.
Mr, Cecil Ford spent the holidays
in London.
Poppies were sold in Exeter Sat-
urday and met with a ready sale.
Mr. Alex•Stewart, of London, spent
Thanksgiving in Exeter.
. Miss May Elworthy, of Toronto,
spent .the week -end in town.
Mr. L.,' Rutherford,' Toronto,
spent the week -end in town.
Mr. Wilfred Turnbull, of Stratford
spent the holidays with his mother
in town.
,'lir, S. M. Sanders is installing a
steam heating plant for heating his
clothing fastory.
Mrs. A. Wildfong and son Frank
visited with friends at Bayfield, on
Wednesday last.
Mr. Battson, of the. Canadian Bank
of Commerce Staff, spent the holi-
days in Toronto.
Mr. C. T. Brooks, suffered one of
his old spells on Thanksgiving Day
and is confined to his bed.
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Steiner and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Harness spent Tues-
day afternoon in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wanless, of
London spent Sunday and Monday
with Mrs. C. A. Southcott,
Main St. Sunday School have de-
cided to hold their Christmas enter-
tainment on December.22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh and
Mrs. Beverly, spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Mt. Brydges.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clark, Euc-
lid Ave., Loudon, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Jno.. Hind.
Miss Eacrett and Mr. Lionel
Martin, of Toronto, are visiting.
with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers.
Messrs. Verne Roulston and Geo.'
Beavers were in London Thanks-
ving enjoying a skate at the arena.
Messrs Harold Kuntz and Ernest
Wells, of Windsor, motored up and
spent the holiday with their parents.
Mrs. Barr and her son James, of
Stratford, formerly of Exeter, visit-
ed old friends here on Thanksgiving
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Prebble, of Ild-
erton; Mrs. Hamilton and daughter
Agnes, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. Hamilton, at Cromar-
ty
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers,
spent Thanksgiving with the form -
and son Reg, spent, Thanksgiving
with the former's mother near St.
Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Smith and two
daughters, Leila and Mary, of
Strathroy, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter, of Us -
borne.
Mrs. W. J. Chappell, of Dundas,
returned to her home Tuesday after
visiting for a week in town with her
mother, Mrs. H. Reynolds, who has
been quite ill.
Messrs. Gibbs Yelland, of Wind-
sor, and Samson, of Pt. Perry, spent
Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs
J. G. Yelland. The latter is confin-
ed to her bed through illness.
During Saturday night a thief
gained entrance to Mr. John Taylor's
Vulcanizing Shop by unlocking the
front door and breaking intothe
till stop; several dollars in silver.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heideman, of
Toronto, motored up and spent Sun-
day with the former'a parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Heideman. Mr. and
Mrs. Heideman returned with them
to Toronto.
Mrs. Nelson Vale and two children
spent Thanksgiving in St. Marys with
her, brother, Mr. Fred Hammond
who had just returned from Strat-
ford hospital where he had had been
suffering with blood poison in his'
arm.
The weather for Thanksgiving
Sunday was anything but pleasant
the day being cold and stormy. On
Monday it brightened up. The holi-
day was spent very quietly in town,,
there being quite a number of vis-
itors.
Mr. Ed Short, employee of Mes-
srs. Jones & May, while attending to
some of his home duties last Sunday
collapsed from the effects of a stroke
of paralysis. As a result he is now
confinedto his bed in a rather ser -
ions condition.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Folland and
daughter, Miss Margaret and son
Clarence, of Royal Oak,, Mich., mo-
tored over and spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bowden, of
Centralia. They also called on old'
friends -in Exeter.
Rev. G. Weir, of Ripley, occupied
the pulpit of the Main St, United
church
on
Sunday 3'`
n a and
delivered two
very inspiring sermons ,in the ab
sense of the pastor, Rev. F. E. Clys-
stale, 'who conducted anniversary
services at Ilolyrood on the Ripley
circuit.
Messrs.. C. C Pilon and W. E,
• Sanders returned the forepart of the
week after, spending'\ a week the
guest ofMr. JOS, .Adie,: at Red Bay
bi thea iltutio• PeninstrIa They re-
turned home with a flee bag of wild.
MICR and rabbits They. "took 'along
a radio Set .and enjoyed listening win
evenings.
(JA'VAN PRESBIT IRXAN CHTJROH
Roy..ianles k`'oe'te. S,A, , Minister
10 e,ln,--sundae' School..
11
Au. --"The Capture of the .irk,"
The Minister
7 pan.. -''The I igh Road and the
Low Road." '
ll The Minister
Prayer !meeting ThurSdaY at 8
Pan. in the school' room,
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH OF
CANADA•
Rev. E. Sheppard, Pastor
W. R.
Goulding,'
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OrganistGo'and hoir-Leader -
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Jpwubo.mraik,l-m,e-
Hp nucsarrya thDamn5d.
7 p.m, -"One of Christ's Questions"
'"To each is given a bag of tools,
A shapeless mass and a book or rules
And each must make e'er time be
flown
A. stumbling block or a stepping,
stone."
WATCH YOUR STEP
Trivitt Memorial
Churcil
TurrisDAY, NOVEMBER 12, .3.0,05:.
Rev. A. A. Trumper, L. Th., Rector,
11 a.m.-"The Creed of Nicea, A.
D., 325."
3 p.m. Bible Study
7 p.m. -"The Christian Pugilist."
MAIN STREET UNITED UHURCH
Rev. F. E. Clysdale, Pastor •
Anniversary Services
11 a.m.-"The Gospel Call for This
New Day."
3 p.m. -Sunday School.. -
7 p.m. -"God's Masterpiece."
If the ceiling of a person's life is
lower than Heaven he needs ,,more
room; the appliances for expansion
are found in the • Gospel. Come to
Church and Learn about it.
Powell's Bazaar
The Big Variety. Stbre
Last week we announced Candy
Specials. This week we want you
to know that our specials are real
8 Different Chocolates 33c lb.
4 Different Kinds Toffee 25c lb.
Finest Salted Peanuts 25c lb.
PHONOGRAPH SPECIALS
With every -Disc Phonograph we
sell this month we give free 20 re-
cords and every Ambrola 60 records
free. Lots of Instruments and Re-
cords to choose front -Get a bar-
gaig while they're.:,going.
Mrs. (Dr.) Harry J. Browning
will receive" on Friday, November
the thirteenth, from four to six, at
the home of Mrs. (Dr.) J. W. Brown-
ing.
Mrs. (Dr.) W. E, Weekes, will hold
her post -nuptial reception on Thurs-
day afternoon, November- 19th, from
three to six o'clock at her home cor-
ner of Ann and" 'William streets.
LOST -On Tuesday a gold. watch
and gold fob between Exeter and
Centralia. Finder rewarded by re-
turning to. Frank Taylor, Exeter.
• DR. •SOHOLL'S
FpoT EXPERT
AT'
JONES & MAYS
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17
REMEMBER THE DATE
Mrs, N. Graham, of Windsor, vis-
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Rowcliffe over Thanksgiving..
Mr. and • Mrs. Jos. Holliday, of
London, spent Sunday and Monday.
with Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creech.
Mr. Wm. Thorne and lady friend
of Ki.Whener, spent the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Appleton.
Mr. Harry Nelson, who has spent
the harvest season in the west, re-
turned home last Thursday.
King coal in New York is at pre-
sent time selling at $22.50 a ton,
while in several of the Canadian
cities at $19.50 to $20.00, with pros-
pects of the price going higher.
Mr. S. D. Croft, of Durham, has
been appointed the new C. N. R.
station agent at Goderich, to take
effect December e ember 1st.
Parents who have children of
school age will doubtless be wonder-
ing why the school reports do not
appear in this issue. The fact of
the matter is that the school teach-
ers have decided not to publish the
reports monthly in future but every
two .months, hence the reports will
not appear till about the first of De -
Mr. Alex Dow, of town, was pain-
fully injured while clipping :a horse
on Monday last. He was working
on the front part"of the animal when
it reared up and struck him on top
of the head with one foot inflicting
two deep calk wounds that requirc`fl'
medical attention. The wonder is
that the injury did not prove fatal
considering the viciousness of the
horse and the way Mr, Dow was hit.
Mr. John Thompson, of the 2nd
Concession of Usborne suet with an.
accident on Thursday night last
that threatened serious results. He
had driven to Exeter with a load of
apples and failing to dispose of them
was cm his way home, and when
near Eden the team in some way got
off the road, the load upsetting into
the ditch, the wagon :landing with
the .four wheels in the air on top of
the' apples. Mr, Thompson manigo,
'go,
ed ; to . Jump frdn1" the wagon before,
the turn and thus escaped injnlyvk•
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Ladies'coed To
$150(�.
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order to clean all Ladies'�Coats we have mark-
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tgreatly reduced prices this. week.
These are all new coats of the most pop-
ular
o,p-ular colors and cloths being worn this
season. Don't miss this chance
Men's and Boy's Winter. Coats
MADE FROM ALL WOOL CLOTHS WITH•PLAID WOOL LININGS
ALSO LEATHER, LININGS. YOU WILL LIKE THE SMART STYLES
Boy's Leather Lined Coats red. to $15. Men's to $20.
Tiger Brand All Wool
Shirts and Drawers
This garment is an all wool
garment of good weight . and '
splendid washing qualities, per
garment shirt or 'drawers -$2.00
Men. All Wool Pants
$2.75
These are heavy weight, comes
in brown tweed and makes a
splendid warm pant for the cold
weather per pair -2.75 ,
Wall Papers
OUR NEW WALL PAPERS ARE IN AND READY FOR THE EAR-
LY BUYERS. ASK TO SEE THE E. NEW M'AXINlUR 30 INCH PAP-
ERS. THEY ARE THE. NEWEST ,IN WALL PAPERS. ,
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vREFAIRS
We are sow prepared to do all
kinds of repairs on broken frames,
whereas before, we had to send them
to London or elsewhere.
HEAVY SHELL FRAMES TO
YOUR OWN LENSES, WHILE
YOU WAIT, $8.00.
SPECTACLES, LARGE LENSES,
$1.00 and UP.
Dr. John Ward
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIAN
MAIN ST. EXETER. ONT.
PHOE 70
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer, Investments
Insurance
Office one door south Times Office
COAL -COKE
AND INSURANCE
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
. J. CIHRISTIEE
OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns
FOR SALE -About 15 tons of
choice hay, sold at the barn. Apply
S. P. Grebb, lot 8, con. 9; Hay Tp.,
or T. • J. Wison, R. R. 1, Putnam,
Ont. '
FOR SALE or Will Put Out ,.to
Feed -20 choice Durham 2 -yr. -old
steers; to be fed by the pound for
the _winter. Apply at Times -Advo-
cate or phone 175 r 4, Exeter.
200 BAGS OF POTATOES
WANTED
APPLY TO J. R. WILSON
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
P,ummage Sale November 14th
further notice next week.
LOST -Dark Brown Robe imita-
tion fur, red lining. Finder' kindly
return to Dr. Browning's Drug store
The Exeter Canning Co. are pre-
pared to take` contracts for corn and
pea acreage. Parties desiring in-
formation call at factory. 11-4-3hr
FUR COATS REMODELLED AND
REPAIRED.ll
A kinds ds of fur work
done by Mrs. E. Bishop, late of Dales
Royal Furriers, London, Eng. Resi-
dence, Elizabeth St. 11-5-2tp
STRAYED -A yearling heifer, red
with horns, strayed from lot 5,
con. 5; Hay. . Kindly notify Chester
Rowe, telephone 36' r 7, Dashwood.
LOCAL SALESMAN WANTED°
To represent the "Old ,Reliable
Fonthill Nurseries," Big demand
for stock. Start now at best sell-
ing time. Exclusive territory,
handsome .free outfit, liberal terms.
Stone & Wellington, Toronto.
For Sale
New White Rotary sewing machine.
Jersey cow, quiet milking fresh-
ens in February. `
Single light sleigh, nearly new.
Soy's overcoat,nearly new
Good single harness
Good piano, upright organ,.
Easeburner, large and' small heat-
er, oil. heater.''
Ilse our, Servide for selling and
locating. Inquire
- POWELL S•'BAZAAR
Phone 55 and 122
Safety Razor Blades
Sharpened (any make),
SINGLE EDGE _ 3c
DOUBLE EDGE 4c
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. COLE', - Druggist
CLEANING PRESSING
and REPAIRING
If you want to look like a man,
and feel like a man when you are
dressed up, there is only one way
and that way is to let
ELLIOTT AND JOINS
Make your Clothes
We also do Cleaning, Pressing and
Repairing
Agent`for Tip -Tip Tailors
W. R. Goulding
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
James St. United Church
Instrucction �n
Piano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools
Concert Engagements Accepted
Studio Victoria St. Box 57
EXETER, 'ONT.
J. L. LENTS
• CONTRACTOR
Cement and Carpenter Work -
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
Houses and Barns
EXETER :-• ONTARIO
Phone 152W
Wood ,for. Sale
A QUANTITY OF DRY WOOD
FOR SALE
H Bagshaw
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TRY US o Phone 58W
Dr. Adrian B. Gibson, V.S.
Graduate of- the Ontario Veterinary
College
Veterinary Dentistry a Specialty
All calls promptly attended to
Office -Frank Taylor's Sales Stable
Phone 99W
Residence --James St., Phone 99J
EXETER - ONTARIO
DR. E. a STEINER
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College
DAY AND NIGHT CALLS PROMPT-
LY ATTENDED TO
Phone 158 Residence Ann St.
EXETER, ONT.
J. VICAR MUNRO
,r.
REGISTERED AR'IIITECT
i4
ens, Spec#tications prepared. tor
Residences,
Churches,
Schools etc.
Best lT:etereces
Ph
ones:. Office 1889w House 6141
Room .Sr Coote Chatn.Uers,
Market Lane, London
I. R. CARLING B.A.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR: ETC.,
Loans, Investments, Insurance
Ofiice,Carling Biock,Main • St. Exeter,
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers , Solicitors &c.
Money lo Loan, Investments Radii
Insurance.
Safe-deposit Vault for use of our,
Clients without charge.
Exeter Loudon He
R. McINNI§
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON COUNTY•
For best results let R. McInulg
handle your auction sales.
FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCII
HAY POST OFFICE
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D.S
DENTAL SURGEON f
Late Listrict Dental OfficeY 11
Military District, Number One, •La*
don, Ont.
- Main. Street, Exeter, Ont
Office Phone 3.4W 21
Residence Phone 34.1
Office closed on 'Wednesday wars
Dr. G. F. Roulston,
DENTIST
Office over I. R. Carling's La*
office.
Extractions Under Oxygen Garr:
Dr. A. R. Kinsman, L.L.D., D.D3,
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univerr
sity
DENTIST
Office over. Gladman & Stanbnrni
office, Main Street, Exeter.
DR. W. E. WEE$ES
Physician and Surgeon '
Office -One door south of the
Times -Advocate. j
Office hours 9.30 to 10.30 am::: '7;
2 to 4 p.ni. and 7 to 8 p.m. "F
Phone: Office 67W, Residence 874
DR. HARRY J. BROWNING
M.D.C.M., Toronto
L R.C.P. & S. Edinburgh
L.F.P.&S. Glasgow ~t
Physician & Surgeon
Office over. Browning's Drug Storm
• Phones •
Residence 30" - Office 2
FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUCTIONEER , , 1
for Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices reasonable and satisfactIOn
guaranteed J
EXETER P. 0. or RING 138
JAMES W. WATSON
Licensed Auctioneer,
Sales conducted in any local!
trA
Farm Stoc C Sales a specialty, Sall
tactic*: guaranteed, Charges
•Od
-crate. • Orders left at, Ws, office,*Ilfi
be proinotly attended to,' R.E.:tNi
1, ,Klrkton, Phone rl rkton 84r1 •