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COZY BEDROOM SLIPPERS for girls and boys from 98c tip
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Only 19 Days to Shop for Xmas
Perhaps you scarcely, realized that Christmas Is just areund
the corner and Chat there are only nineteen dray" left iu which
you can shop for Christmas Gifts and Supplies. You can make
'oodu.se,,of the days: that rirc left by shopping in our store n�.hcre.
you will find a large selection of useful gifts at reasonable,1,a'ices.
We invite you to come in, and see our. displays, you will not be
asked to lorry unless you are stilted but we will lay away any
articles y+on may choose and keep thein for y tier. `without a :de
posit.
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FOR THE LADIES
OVERSHOES, 4 buckle, buckles and domes, Zippers $3.49 up.
COZY BEDROOM SLIPPERS, a sensible gift from 98 cents up
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Beautiful Silk, -Knit and, -Silk Crepe Scarfs from 98c tot $4.00
HANDKERCHIEFS in Christmas boxes from 50e to $1.00.
Christmas Handkerchiefs, a beautiful range from 12 1-2c to 500
Holeproof Silk and Silk and Wool Hose from 98c to $2.25
Towell Sets and Fancy Aprons in Xmas boxesflan-ii 75c up
FOR THE CHILDREN
BLACK LEATHER GAUNTLETS fofr boys, large ,cuffs $1.49
COLORED AND PICTURE HANDIiERCIITEFS from: $c up
BEADS, BROACHES, BRACEY,ETS and BARRETTES from 15c
WARM OVERSHOES, a sensible serviceable gift $2:49;
FOR THE MEN
WOOL CASHMERE SCARFS, plaids and stripes for $2,75
NEW KNITTED TIES, BRIGHT FANCY WEAVES -only 45c
WARM .ALL WOOL SOX, black, gz•e'', heathers ,49e to,;75c
WOOL LINED 'HORSE HIDE AIITTS, strong and wain 85e
WARM INTERLINED MOHAIR DRIVING 'MITTS now $1.75
BLACK LEATHER DRIVING GAUNTLETS, large e cutis $2.25
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS,. crepes and Exceldas 25c to $1.00 t:'71=I
SHOES AND SLIPPERS FOR HOUSE WEARS Vali sizes from 98c
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, COLLAR TO MATO; $2.49
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Visit our China Department
We invite you to visit our China depart me?lt to, see ,the
beautiful display of Christmas China, glassware, brass and pot-
teries. Hundreds of attractive gifts priced from 10c. to $10.•.
97 PIECE DINNER SETS FOR 824.95 -
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We otter a choice of six attractive dinnerware patterns -"in
genuine China and guaranteed semi -porcelain at only $24.95 for
a full• 97 piece dinner set. This is the Christmas Gift you
have been looking for.
Coats as Low as $14.9.5..
We have reduced some of this season's fur -trimmed coats
to as low as $14.95. All other =coats have been inarkeid down
accordingly and if we have a coat that you like we .11i11 try our
best to make the price fit your purse. Ali girl's and:.children's
coats to be cleared at special low prices.
Silk Scarfs Given Free
We will continue to give absolutely free of. charge•'n•:beauti
ful silk scarf with every ladies' and Misses' coat sold at our
special reduced prices.
$25.40 Overcoats Now.. $19435
Snappy new plaid back overcoats for men. regularly .priced
at $25.00 are now to be cleared at $19.85. Come in and. see
these overcoats, they are an outstanding value at $19;85,sand° the
styles and the cloths are certain to please you. ;Why'•?iiiig take
this opportunity to save over $5.00 on your new coat.;
Christmas Grocery Speclais
Christmas Candies for 25c lb.
Animal Cookies 2 valises . 25c
McLarea's Jelly Pdrs. 3 for 25c
18 bars Laundry Soap for 98c.
1 lb. tin Baking Powder 25c.
6 rolls Toilet Paper for 25c.
2 ib. P. & G. Soap Chips 25c
Our Special Blend Tea 590 ib.
Christie's Fresh Sodas 17c lb.
New Mixed Cut Peel 25e.
2 lb. pure Cocoa for ........ 23.0.
I:ellog's Corn Flakes 3 for 29c
Fresh Ground Coffee „ -64 lb.
Dishpan and 20 cakes 'soap 98c
Choice Quality Rice 3 1b. 25c.
Royal Yeast Cakes .... 5c pkg .,
Shredded Wheat 2 -,plug for 250
2 lb. Mixed cookies for 35c.
2 lb. ginger snaps:for 25c
2 tins choicesalmon for 35e
3 boxes matches for
2 cans choice Corn for.. 25c.
New Muscatel Raisins 15c ib.
4 boxes good sardines for. 25c
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FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT
BROADCLOTH SHIRTS AT $2.50 AND
FANCY STRIPE AND CHECK SHIRTS AT $1.75,,AND $2.25
SILK AND WOOL MUFFLERS AT $1.50, to -$.50, • .
SUEDE AND KID GLOVES $1.75 TO $240'-
WOOL
$24b•WOOL GLOVES $1.25 AND $1.50
FUR -LINED 'GLOVES AT :$5.00
CREPE AND SILK TJES'�AT 50 cents to $1:2
SWEATERS AT $2.50 TO ,$4.50
SOCKS -•+$ILK, SILK AND WOOL, AND CASHMERE 50 cents TO
TQ $1.00` PER PAIR
ITANDEIDD;C RIFFS- -COTTON, LINEN AND, SEM 15c TO $1.00,
CUFF 'SUTTON'S, COLLAR PINS, PINS Ns 25c. TO $1.00
GARTERS AND BRACES 35e TO ''5c.
UNDERWEAR AU SIZES FROM $1.00 A GARMENT AND UP
HATS AND CAPS AT $1+v0 AND UP;
Motet Markets
Wheat heat ,Y.1.3$
Oats. 45o. p :
Barley ,65c. 4
Manitoba Flour $4,85
Blended Flour* $4,40
Pastry Four $3.S5
Feed Flour $2,15
Bran $1.50
Shorts $1.60 �.
Creamery Butter 4$c.
Dairy butter 41c, 44e.
Eggs, extras 650.
Eggs, selects 38e.
Lard 20e
Potatoes $1.75 to *2.00
Hoys thich smooth $11.75
Hogs selects $12.93
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pentlllr.. Thos. Coates, of St. Thomas,
Sunday with his parents.
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Miss LaBelle Kay is visiting for
a month with her sisiters in Detroit.
MYIrs. Jas. Wanless, of Duluth, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. Hardy,
Miss. Florence Harvey, . of Strath-
roy, spent the week -end at her home
here. '
Miss Adeline Wein is ill and con-
fined to. her room at the Ceutral
Hotel.
Messrs. Mervin Canon and Lyle
Statham, of London, spent Sunday
in town.
Miss Betty Steinhagen of Dash-
wood, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in town.
• Mr. Young Creech, of Detroit, vis-
ited his grandmother in- town dur-
ing the past week.
Mrs. Howe left Friday evening
for Toronto to visit with relatives
until after the New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Statham and
family of St. Thomas, spent Sunday
with relatives in town.
Mrs. Chas. Harvey has returned
home after spending a week in Blyth
where she disposed of her residence.
CAVE ( PRESBYTERIAN' Cll?I' MOO
• Rev, James. $'oot4. B.A„ Minister;
i.Q 4,m.---.•Sanday School.
nom. -"The Changs From Weak»
ness to Strength,"
The Minister,
? p.m. --"W ha,t cane we do Without
the Cross?"
The Minister
Thursday` at 8 p m, -•-Prayer meet-
ing
eeting in, the Church„
Miss Brown, of Kingsville,, a stud-
ent of Alma College, St. Thomas,
was the guest of Miss Mildred Har-
vey for a few days.
Mrs. D. Russell and two daugh-
ters, Bertha and Edna, of Detroit,
visited for a few days with relatives
and friends in town.
M- srs. Maurice Coates, Elmore
C - istie and Frank Parsons who
ent on the Harvesters' Excursion
returned home Saturday evening.
The many friends of Mr.. Arthur
Rundle will be gIad, to hear that he
is recovering nicely, after his ser-
ious operation in Victoria, Hospital,
London. .;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack.' Neveb'mb and
Mr. and Mrs. George Ditchfield of
Strtford, motored over and spent
Sunday with the former's mother
and other relatives in town.
Miss Vosper received the sad news
last week of the death of her brother
John which took place at his home
at Oakville, Wash., on November 17
The deceased,spent his boyhood days
in Exeter.
Mr. Beverley Acheson, of Toron-
to, is .recuperating at the home of
his parents, Mr. , and Mrs. W. T.
Acheson, after having undergone -an
operation for the removal of his ton-
sils at Dr. Hyndman's hospital.
Jams ST.. UNITED CHURCH Ok'
CANADA
Rev. E. Sheppard, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, ,li..T.C,M.
Organist and Choir -Leader
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3 . p.m. -Paul's Sea Journey.
7 p.na,-"Your Unconscious. Influ-
ence,".
They world owes no: man .a living,
but every one +owes God a life. It
takes all of us to do our whole duty.
T riv►tt Memorial
Church
Rev. A.,A. Tramper, L. Th., Ret
11 a.m.-"An 'Exile's Prayer."
3 pan. Bible Study
7 p.m. -"Pray Ye; that your Flight
be not in the .Winter."
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We have a few heart styles left to show you,
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$12.50 $_15.00 $ . B 5O ` .• 22.5O $:27.50•
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MAIN STREET I] ITED
Rev. F. E. Clysdale, Pastor
11 a.m.-"The Greater Glory.'
God's universal plan is shaped to
'm'an's universal needs.
3 p.m. -Sunday School Classes and
Bible Study.
7 p.m: -"Heredity."
Is it true if the fathers eat sour
grapes the children's teeth are
,set on edge?
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Merchant Tailor and Gents.' Outfitter
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Powell's Bazaar
The Big Variety Store
Yes vie lost a couple shipment's of
candy through the, C.N.R. robbery,
but we still have plenty. Our spec-
ial 3.3c. mixture containing 8 var-
ieties of chocolates has proven a big
item and,, we expect to sell hundreds
of pounds this season. Our -week-
end .special will be nut toffee, at
25c • a 'pound: ' "You will always
find/us with the best selling lines. at
Moderate prices." Have you notic-
ed our EVERYDAY SALES" in our
Windows, new bargains. every day.
Be sure and Look in the •Windows,
and` do not wait 'if you' want the
goods. You can'2iiten get goods at
aldiculous prices, in these"one day"
sales. We h"averts 10 Phonograph
bargains, which are real special. If
you are thinking of a Phonograph,
this will surely be yqur opportunity.
Lets talk it over"';anyway. Or of
you have Phonograph out of repair
bring it to us; "we fix era, and reas-
onable.
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Miss E. B. Case, of Alma, Mich:, The Exeter •Cafin.ing Co. are pre
in renewing her subscription to the 'pared to take contracts for 'corn and
Times -Advocate for next year says pea, acreage. Parties desiring in -
that, "three families, originally sub-" formation call' at factory. 11-4-3hr
jects of His Majesty King George,
enjoy this one copy each week."
The local platoon that has been
in training two nights .•a week for
the past nine weeks under the com-
mand of Major W. J. Heaman and
Sgt -Major Gambrill will . finish ui3
this week with a final inspection by
General King,,of London.. The Gen-
eral would-be pleased" -to meet the,
returned men of the community.
At the 'close of choir practice
:Monday evening the choir of James
street United church iwerf entertain-
ed to an oyster supper at the Rex
Cafe by Mr. F. Taylor and the lead-
ler, Mr. W. R. Goulding. The mem=
hers spent a veryjolly.time.
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AGENTS WA:N.TEII
An exceptional opportunity -for an
energetic men, whole or.spare time.
Full line of trees -:and shrubs. We
supply free selling- outfit' and pay
liberal commission Start now.
R Wellatnd Nairsery' Company,
Welland, Ont.
The fuse on the transformer at
the corner of Main and James Sts.
blew • out Thursday evening and
again on. -Monday. morning and in-
the
nthe afternoon` a new transformer
was installed. Hydro was off in a
section of -the town for several hours
in consequence.
Messrs,'• John. and William ., Snell,
Norman, Norry and Master Harry
Snell /eturned home Friday . after a
two weeks hunting trip near Luck-
ow/r They succeeded in bagging 40
ltunks, -4- mink,' 2 foxes, ,2 coons,
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xgeese and a number of rabbits,
•alued in the neighborhood of $150.
The boys have a cabin mounted on a
Ford Chasis which they made'their
headquarters during the hunt.
HOUSE FOR RENT- A stucco
houseand garage to „sell or - rent,
cheap; corner of Carling and Gid -
ley. Sts., Exeter, modern- home, fully
equipped, in everyrespect'. If you
want a good home examine this •pro-
position, it will pay you. Apply to
John W. Taylor.
STRAYED=Onto the property of
F. J. Davis, Lot, 9, .$.W.B. • Usborne,
.three white sows.. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay-
ing expenses.
Crepe F& Flannel Dresses'
We have always something new
to,,. show • you. These are priced
very low.
$7.00 ; $8.50 $11.00
BYonm. for -' gas
ers $� Vests Xn�r
These 'makes• very acceptable
Xmas gifts and we show a fine
range of different weaves.
Priced at $1,00. 1.50 to $3,00
Strap Slippers A. Oxfords
We are showing ' some smart
styles in ^the new- strap slippers
and oxfords.
Popular Prices $4.00 and $5.00 ,'
Warm Gall '•shes
You need a pair for this weath-
er. We carry a full range of
sixes.
Prices $2.50, 3.50, $4.00
Bbys' and, MO's Overcoats
.'. Never have we shown such good materials, well made, and tailor-
ed in smart,styles,--with leather or plaid linings.
Boy's Coats at $15:00. Men's at $20.00, $25.00 to $35.00.
Stanf ield's Underwear
Red and Blue labels' are all
wool. Men who . wear this well
known. brand are always satis-
fied.
Priced -at $2.50 and $2.75.
` Plaid Mufflers for Men
They are all the go, Conies
in new check and stripes- in all
,, wpol materials.
Priced at $2.25 to $3.00
NECKWEAR AND GLOVES -
j,. All our Xmasneckwear and
gloves are waiting for�`your in-
spection.
NEW;' HOSE AND SUPPERS
You will find the new hose here
as well as a fine range., of 'Xmas
footwear.
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I wish to notify my ' ice customers
that 'owing to conditions imposed:
by the Utilities Commission I will
not be storing ,"ice the winter for
summer delivery. Wni. T. Gillespie
The Salvation %. Army Christmas
tree will be held on Monday, Decem-
ber 21st.
HEATER FOR' SALE -Brantford,
make No. 5, in good condition, Ap-
ply to E. C. Appleton, Exeter.
The ' slippery condition of the
roads during"' the past week have COCKERELS FOR SALE ---Bar-„,
been -responsible for many auto ac- red Rocks and White Leghorns.
cidents. Sever,alal autos have ' skid- Prices ,to ' suit. Apply to W. F. Ab-
ided into the ditch or have turned bott, Exeter
completelyy around on the road and
have escaped without any accident. Miss Mary E Alcock, for many
A big gosoline truck skidded on a years a resident of Exeter, died in
narrow road and turned con►plete- Clinton on Monday, November 30th"
ly around, the road being very little in her 76th year. For :a uatanber of
wider than thelength of the truck. years Miss Alcock was- -a collector
At the regular meeting of. Lebanon for the Bible Sown
ciety in to, Tlaz
Forest Lodge A.F. & A., M. Monday remains were brought to town on
evening the following officers,, were Wednesday, the funeral service be
elected for the coming Year: W,0 NX„ ing held in the Trivitt .Memorial
Bro. Thos. Pryde;Sr. W;, Br. Wm. church conducted by, Rev.,
Frayne; Jr.. W, Bro. Geo. Thomp- Tramper, interment in the Exeter
son; Secy+, W. Bro, IC N. Creeehi cemetery.
Treas., V.W. Bro. C. I. Sanders; Mr. Oswald Brdwn, of London,
1formerly of
Tyler, Bro:' S. eel Authors,r Exeter,,,_ is.to e'con a
y Sweet; Bios. Yb r
E. J, �Wethey and 1:I Bowers; Instal- tulated on being eected to the.Ong'
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"Babe"g Master, W. Bro., W. "W Taman • in the rlia arliamen;which meets`
Siebert, who got his parliament buildings Toronto'
hockey start in .Bxeter and is this for a three three days' session be-;
year playing professional hockey
twQen Christmas and ,Nevi* Years.
Oswald was . one, of three .Lond'ot
boys to be • elected, Since going to..
London he has takenf an active in-
tereet iia. bons' work .in coniiectisi'n..
viii Knox church. ' Ills popularity
among the boys, ltle ' foatr-fbld'' that-
acter.wand his' ability' as, a' #013110
speaker, wen for hint, the Coveted
honor...,
CIiristrrias Bargains
pis is the Place to Byy y Your., Christmas Gifts,
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We have a Big Stock of High:
Class Furniture of all
kinds including
REED CHAIRS '
IPARLOIL TABLES .
LIBRARY TABLES
BEDROOM SUITES
KITCHEN CABINETS
VACUUM CLEANERS `.•''
DINING -ROOM SUITES
CHESTERFIELD SUITES
CHESTERFIELD TABLES
ANY 'OF 'THESE WOULD MAKE SPLENDID XMAS GIFTS ALL AT VERY LOWEST PRICES
r ourself that we givihg Real Bargains
Call and See for are 'yourself g
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Rowe� sc Tlios. Dinney
Licensed ,Embalmers and Undertakers
PHONE 20W
- NIGHT CALL 20J
.dor Sale
A good Clothes Wringer.
Knitting machine, nearly new, cheap
Number of -6-in. Stove Pipes.
Several Spring Calves `
New White Rotary sewing,. machine.
Use our Service for selling and
locating. Inquire
POWELL'S, BAZAAR
Phone 55 and 122
with Montreal, made good in the
opening game with the Ottawa team
err ii riday evening last, when. Ottawa,
defeated Montreal. 3 to 2. Siebert
scored the only two goals' scored by
Montreal, A' report says that Sia-•
tbert In particular, looked. go't5'd and
1, turned in e; very effective game, He
' was one of Montreal's beat
, Safety Razor Blades'
Sharpened (any make)
SINGLE EDGE 3c
DOUBLE EDGE 40
Perfect Edge Guarantied
W. S. COLE;' Druggist
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REPAIRS
We' are now prepared to do all
kindii of repairs on broken frames,
whereas before, we hail to send them
to Lbtadon or eiiewhgre: ,
HEAVY SHELL FRAMES TO.
YOUR OVirN LENSES, utnn
YOU WAIT, 115.00.
SPECTAP S . LARGE LENSES
0.00 aria Uri.
John Ward
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emitopitAcTOlt & OPTICIAN
MAIN ST. EXETER. ONT.
PHOE 70
W. R. Goulding
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
James St. United Church
Instrucction in
Piano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools ,
; Concert Engagements Accepted.
Studio Victoria St. Boi 67
EXETER, ONT.
HOUSE 'FOR RENT -On Decemb-
er 1st.` Apply to Mrs. Emma Cook-
son, 808 Perrie Ave, Windsor, or to
James,Sanders, Exeter.
COAL -COKE
AND INSURANCE
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
CHRIST4I
OFFICE: North of Elliott and Toms
J. L. LEWIS
CONTRACTOR
Cement and Carpenter Work
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
Houses and, Barns •"••'
EXETER :--: ONTARIQ
Phone 152W -
The Best ,Place to Shop After All
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-G,ARDINER'S
T'I3E INCREASED E BUSINESS WE ARE DOING CONVINCES ITS .
STILL MORE THAT THIS TS THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP.
OUR STOCK IS LARGESTAND
MOST UP-TO-DATE AND OU1 UP -T
PRICES ARE LOWER ;THAN ELSEWHERE, •
OUR "INVITATIOIN` TO INSPECT OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS IN
FORCE AND IT INCLUDES EVERYBODY: • ;_�
ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW YOU TUBOUGH
.‘,'TICE HOME FURNISHER",'
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND k7MBAI.MER
FINEST IriGPOR AND HORSE' E UIPMENT
1+ACI LITI, , ES AND SERVICE UNSURPASSED
DAY AND NIGHT` s,gtavIen
LONG DISTANCE CALLS RECEIVE . PROM?T. ,ATTENTION.'•
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