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They wi X soon be
wearing the New
Coats
The new coats "will be worn early this season and .may
people are now making theirs selection. Our display- offers
good choice of colors and styles and practically every vont:, is
fur -trimmed, Our coats ^ are priced rght and we invite.your in-
spection.
Stewart's September Values. ..
Men's odd Tweeil"Pants, real value at $2;98
Yard wide flannelettes, a real value at 25c-..
Pure Linen Roller Towelling at 25c pet, prcl`--
Ray n Silk Stockings; new shades for ol'ily' 49e.
Cotton. Stockings;• ladies' and childreriYY fWir 25c
GROCERY BA.RGAI S
17 Bars of Laundry Soap for $1.o.
Crisp Soda Biscuits .... 15c:- ib Jelly =Powders, 3 pkgsnfr#;r 2:5c
Tasty. Sardines 4' bbXes for 25e ' 'Vanilla, 8 oz. b'ottlakii�i+ 25c
Mixed Tea, our special 59c ib Extracts, any flavor 3„ for 25c
,Matches, 3 large boxes for 290 `Ammonia. Powder, ;g31 ”' 25'o
Pink Salmon, 2 large tins 35c. Toilet Paper, 6
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs 25e Rice, choice quality, 3 lb 25c
Kellog's Corn Flakes 3 for 29c P. & G. Soap Chips, 2 lb 25c.
Crisp Ginger Snaps, .2 lb 25c Castile Soap 7 cakes for 25c
Royal Yeast Cakes 5c pkg. Choice corn, 2 tins for 25c
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Furniture of $!the Finest Quaiit
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GARDINER,7.
at Specially Low Prices
IF YOU WANT TO BUY BETTER FURNITURE ,FC11ti. LESS
MONEY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS GREA.T' IilURNI-
TURE SALE. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME IS $EG OF-
FERED AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. ' `=
"GARDDlERS ;FOR BARGAINS" .i i-StIF�.;:NIi.
LARGEST STOCK LATEST DESIGNS
BETTER SERVICE LOWEST PRICES
"THERE IS A REASON WHY OUR BUSINESS' GROWS"
"EXETER'S .HOME J UR.NSEI R" ,jam i 1
M. E. (ARDINE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
Exeter ':di ar e is
Wheat $1,18.
Oats 46e.
Barley 50e.
Manitoba Flour $4,65.
Blended Flour $4,15,
Pastry Flour $3,65
Fed Flour $1.90
Shorts $1.50.,
Bran $1.60.
Creamerybutter 38e
Dairy Nutter 32-35c.
Eggs,' extras 36c.
Eggs, seconds 28e.
New potatoes $2.35
Lard Loc
Bogs $12.25
Hogs, selects $13.3Q
Xoca(s_
Did you ever try Heinz's White
Pickling Vinegar at 75c a gal.?—
Harvey & Harvey.
Dr. Roulston, who has been on a
vacation will resume his regillar
practice on Friday of this week.
Mr. Len. Hoist visited in 'Detroit,
over the holiday.
Mr. E. Taylor, of Glencoe was here
over the holiday.
Mr.'Cecil McAlpine spent the holi-
day in Amherstburg.
Miss Vera Essery has returned
from a visit to Toronto. •
Mr. Silas Reid visited with rela-
tives in Windsor over the holiday.
Miss Jessie Manson, of London,
was here at her home over the holi-
:day.
• Mrs. Dugald Love left on Monday
for a visit to her daughters in Buf-
falo,
Miss Pearl Mousso, of Exeter, vis-
ited with Miss Lulu McDonald over
Men's_;Store
Phone 81w •
NEW SUITINGS
Ien�s Store
FOR FALL
Are now in Stockstl Vora_ _Your
Inspection
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, t SERGE__$,
New Furnishings "are arriving idaily
MEN WILL APPRECIATE THE QUALITY AND STYLE OF THE
NEW FALL FURNISHINGS. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER,
W. e
Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter :
fi,
Phone 194 Phone 194
SOUTH navy= ICE STORE
Try Our Fresh
Coffee
CHAS.,W. FORD
so**, Freda Goods
anti si
Clean HMI*
Mr. andMrs 1t:. 13rowii'Iee, rif
Bath, N. Y.,; Mr. and Mrs:'W. Luker
of London, Mrs. D. Roadhouse, Miss-
es Ethel and Vera. Roadhouse and
Miss Ruby Wood, of Toronto, Miss
Mildred Wood, of Sarnia, Mr. and
Mrs J. G. Gettler and, 10. Ellis Road-
house, of Kirkton, were holiday'
guests with Mr. and Mrs. J. Luxton,
of Usborne.
The Anniversary services of the
Trivitt Memorial Chttroh were held
on Sunday last. The church was
beautifully decoratedwith, flowers,
for the occasion and the services
were bright and very interesting be-
ing conducted by the rector, Rev. A.
.A, Trumper. The choir rendered
special music which brought forth
much favorable comment. .,pecial
collections were taken up.
On. Labor Day the I:ernick fa,m-
iIy .rnet at Springba,nk Park to spend
the day in shorts and amusements.
and at the close of the evening
ittnch William Frayne Was appoint-
ed ehairman of the Committee of
Management for another year. It
was decided to meet at f!f}rt:,StanleY
next year.
the week -end.
Mrs. J. R. McDonald is visitm
with her daughter Mrs. J. Gordo
Davis in. Toronto,
Mr. C. H. McAvoy, of Wingham
visited over Sunday and the holida
at his home here.
Mr. E. M. Nix, of Windsor, speh
several days with his parents Mr
and Mrs. L. E Nix.
Mr. Edward Harrison, of Detrol
spent last week with his sister, Mr
Chas: Box, of Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wells an
lttle daughter, Caroline, of Windso
are visiting relatives••' here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perkins an
Gordon .Perkins, of Detroit, are visa
ing among relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Statham and so
Lyle, of St: Thomas, visited here o
er the holiday with relatives. -
Mr.' and Mrs. Thomas Cookso
and son, Roy, of Windsor, spent se
eral days in town during the wee
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Davis, after vi
iting among relatives here returne
to their home in Chatham, Monde,
Rev. A. A. and Mrs. Trumper an
'family returned Monday after hos
Baying for several weeks at Gran
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spencer a
family motored to Toronto on Su
day to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordo
Davis.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Ingram, of D
troit, are visiting at the home of t
latter's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Hardy.
Miss Ruth Andrew, after spendi
holidays in Sarnia and Royal Oaf
Mich., returned' to her home here c
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Newell a
son David, who spent the summer
Grand Bend returned Tuesday 1
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurdon and ti
latter's mother, Mrs. Bosworth,
Buffalo, visited in town the latt
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins an
two daughters, also Miss Muriel Rai
doll visited last Tuesday at the hon
of Mr. Chas. Box.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ford, of D
roit, motored over and spent tl
holiday with the latter's parents M
and Mrs. Chas. Box.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stokes and
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Stokes, of De -
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OMEN PRESBYTERIAN C B'It0H
Rev. ,Yatnea FOOtOk 13.04o„ Minister
10 a.0 .—SulzdaY School
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lievers"
• The Minister
7 p In —"Constituted Religion"
The 1ldiniater
Re -opening ."The. auditorium of
the church will be ' re -opened with.
special services; -morning and even-
ing. Prof, Tirri, violinist, of Lon-
don, will play and •the choir will.
supply special nxusio assisted by Adis
Pryde, of Windsor,
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MMES ST. UCNANADAECHURCH OF i
Rev. D. MQTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir -Leader
11 a,m.--"Rods vs. Serpents"
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m,—"Our Crowd"
ri'Vitti�!'morial.
Church
11 a.m.--"Man',s. Spiritual Instinet"
3 p.m. --Sunday School.
7 Pan,—"Magnificence orf Sin."
• This sermon is being delivered by
special request. '
MAIN STREET:UNITED CHURCH
Rev. - F. E. C1y+sdale, Pastor
1.1 a.m.—Rev. 3, J.; Durrant, 'Varna
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—Rev.' J. J: Durrant, Varna
• Powell's 'Variety Store
Plain. Price Store
We Will -Continue' Our
ANNIVERSARY SALE
t All Tliis:Week
LOTS OF I3ARGAINS
FOR SALE ,OR RENT
The Following • Properties
Brick Store on Main St., Exeter
Commodious' Brick dwelling, fur
nate heated; and wired for Electrb
1 lighting, etb. with futures in place
John St. '
Sia and a half acres of choice fan(
n suitable for market garden, running
through from Huron St. to John St
' 'Choice Saskatchewan farms in th'+
Carnduff, Fillmore, Plenty and Fro
besher districts.•
Por price and terms on above se+
d ROBERT E. PICKA D, John Stree
EXETER.
d Agent for Great West Life Alece Co
zHOUSE ;FOR SALE OR RENT—
Good. brick" house on.Andrew St., on
block' and a half°frons postofficE
n_ Easy terms. Apply ,to k'. DelbridgE
n , FOR SALE, -Several. farms a
e_ reasonable prices, ,good 'building(
e easy terms:,:to responsible parties
S, Apply to James W. Watson, 11. f
1, Kirkton, Ont., •shone Kirltto
g 54-2. ,
n TENDERS
`1eamstera and Laborers'
The Exeter Municipal 'Council as
dfor tenders for the removal and th
o cleaning up of' all ''reinse as has bee.
scattered along the"'front of th
e dump ground on the Lake Road. In
)f formation as to all. details may b
,r1 secured from members of. the Muni
cipal Council. Tenders to be in th
d hands of 'the clerk, Monday, Septem
z- ber 13th; 1926.
e Jos.' Senior, Cler]
.1 -LOST—On 'August ` 2,9th, betwee;
Main St. Exeter. and Con. 6 and 7
eIUsborne, a knee rug for buggy
troit, spent a day this week at the
home of R. N. Creech.
Mr. John Steiner returned to his
home in Bergen, New York, on Sun-
day after spending ten days with his
'brother Dr. E. S. Steiner..
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creech and son
Hugh and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. San-
ders and son Norman, spent part of
last week at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. David Russell and daughters,
Bertha and Edna and son Earl, vis-
ited here over the holiday. They
were accompanied by Mr. Curvin
Werner.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Box and fam-
ily, of Sylvania, Ohio, motored over
and spent last week -with his uncle,
Mr. Chas. Box, and also visited other
relatives.
Mrs. Wm. Hunter, who -has been in
Victoria Hospital, London, undergo-
ing an operation, has sufficiently
recovered as to return to her home
fn Usborne.
Miss Grigg, after spending a few
weeks with her brother and •;ther
relatives at their summer home near
•1Sothtrebl, returned to her home here,
on Saturday.
The Public School re -opened on
Wednesday of last week and the
High School re -opened on Tuesday
of this week, with a titre registra-
tion of pupils.
Look for the W. C. T. U. booth at
Txuna 7D.ety, surTionzat t1,,
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":3-7 Reduced Prices on Surnmer Dresses
All Sumer
Dresses are gfeatly Reduced in
Price for Quick, Selling, Some
Very Special Values at •
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black one side and dawn the other.
Finder 'please leave at Times -Advo-
cate. 9-9-2wc
WANTED—A good fresh cow,
Jersey preferred. Apply P. 0. Box
290; or phone 99.
FOR SALE—Comfortable seven
room, frame house on Huron Street,
Exeter, apply to GLADMAN &
STANBURY, Solicitors 8-2-tf
Cap. Howard, of Lucan, will run
his auto bus from Exeter to London
Fair Week on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, leaving Exeter
at 8 a,m. from Central Hotel and
leaving London at 11 p.m.
FOR SALE
Essex Crystal Dwarf., Sweet Clover,
originated from California, the on-
ly seed in Canada of its kind. We
believe this is a valuable seed for the
country. We advise farmers who
are interested to get in their order
before it is too late.
Apply to J. W. Anderson, Centra-
lia, or F. Taylor, Exeter. "'
STRAYED—A holstein cow with
li'ornsP;..zn ; i�li•;. mzik; sttnYedi, from,
'Hiriiton on Aug. 28th. Finder
please notify Wm. Bibby, 53 r 3,
Kirkton.
Mrs. E. A. Follick is visiting
with relatives in Muskoka.
the Fair Grounds and bring along Miss Ella Kuntz returned Wed -
your friends for a good hot cup of nesday after visiting for several days
tea, hot dogs, sandwiches, pie, home
made candy and other refreshments.
Miss Pearl Love, who has been vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. Dugald Love,
over the holiday, left for Toronto on
Monday where she has accepted a
position as teacher in the Elliott
Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cluney; Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Tucker; Mr. and Mrs,.
F. E. Umberfield; .Mr. .and Mrs. R.
Remington and sozz, of Detroit
in Detreit.
Harvest Thanksgiving • Se ivices
will he held in the Trivitt Memorial
church on Sunday, Sept. 19th. The
special speaker will be the Rev.
Canon Gould, D. D., of Toronto, one it
of the most eloquent preachers in
the Augllean' church in Canada.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Christian Temperance Union
Was held Monday afternoon; Aug. 30
H. R , in the basement of ;tames St. ehurcli
and Miss Viola Hills, of London, vis-° The, president, Mrs. J. T. Miners oc L.
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$3.75 and $4.75
Colored Silk. Hose
In a variety of the season's neweatl
shades. This is a regular $1 value.
Reduced to per pair 75c,
10 doz. Children's Hose
• A clean up of several lines of ,child-,
4'en's sox and hose, values up to 60c.
A Priced for quick selling 1$c. pr.
Men's .fl .,vest . S. 00,084 . S p'e gl,
30 pairs only of Men's Tan Harvest; SVo'ds', These are not,„too oo • heajY
,weight and are .wonderful fitter.•;:;,,r '
,,Bleached Table Linea
A good wearing cloth, easily yauncf
ried and neat pattern. ;' f 1 i
Per yard . 7 5c:�I r
Plain Crepes 3Oc
In' plain., shades, • also in fancy pat-
terns • s, • •good wearing material, that
you ep not hate' to iron. Per yard
Boy's and Girls ;R: .nngng Shoes...
' A clean up of this seaStin'a sleaaljeeand 1•riiblii3i'rsoled ,outing shoes. Values
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. up to' $2:00. 'Clearing price' per :pa}r- g.E(
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We are clearing this:%SYeek sevezral • (ropped(,patterns, .in Linoleums and Con-•
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Have Your Eyes
Examined To -da
There is nothing to begained by
delaying that eye examination.
There is much to be lost.
Each day that your eyes are under
a strain makes it more difficult for
your Optometrist to give you satis-
factory glasses
You will be surprised at the thor-
oughness of our methods—and will
be pleases' with the' glasses."
Call today and learn the truth
about yourteyes.
iln Ward
OlOPBA' ;3i.'OR j OPTIaiAN.
MAIN pT.' EXETER. ONT.
P'•RQW "70 '
Furniture Bargains
Our , stock is complete and our
prices are right. Do not . be mis-
lead, cone and see for yourself that
what we say is, correct. A great
umber of people are buying :from'
us and are satisfied. WHY NOT
YOU? We have 'one Eureka Vac-uum°^
Cleaner left at $42.00.
Vacuettes $35.00
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
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R. N. ROWS
Funeral Director & Embalmer
Phone 3,0W ,, Night 203
INSURANCE
E. C. Harvey
L. V. Hogarth
--- Agents .�—
Mutual Life of Canada
EXETER 'AND T. MARYS
Address all correspondence to Box
190, Exeter
I am not Jack of all trades, but I
am master of all these TAILORING
I CI.h3A•NIir1.G
P1IESSING
REPAIRING
So if you want any of this kind of
Work done and you want a real job
of it, Phone 1ii3. Your wants are
answered by letting T. H. ELLIOTT
do your work, -•
FOR SALE -Lot 17, con. 7, 100
acres more or less, 1 14:1 miles north
of Crediton. On the premises is a
brick residence and two bank barns
good water, well fenced and drain-
ed, 5 acres orchard. For particu-
lars apply to Ed. Fahner, Crediton
Hotel. 8-26-4tp
150 acres of land for quick sale,
extra good buildingss well feneed:
close to town, good locality. Also
two grass farms. Apply to 'D. Lip-
pert, Dashwood,' Ont.
Red in Exeter on Sunday., cupying the chair. Devotional ex
M W H Sanders who 'h been e s d note y M
r, . an ern, o as n ercises were con u h rs
visiting here for the past couple of Skinner and delegates were ap--:
weeks, with liis another, ;Mrs.. Geo. pointed.' to attend the Provincial ,
Sanders and other relatives left Convention to be hold at }lamilton
Tuesday, on his return trip to his in October. The ladies decided to,'
home in Denver, Col, It is over have a booth at they fair. Meeting,
thirty years since Mr. Sanders left ' closed with singing, 'and ,prayer, j"
less parts for the States.
41.
Agent for
CANADA LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
Phone A14, Prefer
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!jtj 1TLS'i'' ELLIOT.
Conveyance,,,r, Ineestmpnis
r`''" IiiSurance
Office one ;door south' Times
Office
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W. R. Goulding
�.' �'. C. M.
"Organist and (moirmaster
Janieii St.' United Church
'- Distrucction is
Piano Vocal •Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in'Schooli
Concert. Engagements Accepted
Studio, Main St. Box 57, Phoi a 192
EXETER, ONT;�
FRANK TAYLOR
LICE_ NSED'' "AiQCTIONEER
'fan' Huron land Middlesex
FARM 'SALES A SPECIALTX
Prices reasonable= and satisfaction
'- guaranteed
•ZXETER P. 0. or RING 13 11
CARLING • ! MORLEY.
Ba*Tisters, Solicitors, Etta.
LOANS, INVESTMENTIV IN- ' s
SURANCE
:Office: Carling. Block, Main'( Strom
Exeter, Ont _
GLADMAN '+& STANBURT
Barristers ,.Solicitors ae.
Money to Loan, . Investments irons
Iniu7rane ,t,, ,'
tale -deposit Vault:. for use pi,; s
Clients • without . chase:
Exeter •London H;mtallt
S. AHpnson,'LQ':Si. D D, t. (
DENTAL , SURQS$ON:
Late', Listrict:.Denti1 OfUc4 : ,0
Military District,: Number' One, iia
don, Ont. '
Office Phone:24W:
Residence Phone 3441
Main Street; Exeter, QII.
Office Closed Every Wednesdfl
Dr. G. F. R oulaton.
DENTIST
Office over I. R. Csirliag's Lim*
'office.
Extractions Under Oxygen Gas.
JAIL W. "WATSON
Licensed Auctioneer
pales cgndacted in any Iocalit7
$'strn Stock sales a ppeoiaity. Sails
faction gu a!zteed. ::C,ba 'ge rood
erste ,eOrderte4eftt at: this office will
be protiptly attended tat. R.R. Ni
1, l Irktea. Plow 1Cirkten 14r2.
DR. M. C. G. FLETCHEB
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine,
University of Western Ontario, Mem-
ber, of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons' of Oii.tat'io; Member of the
British' Medical Council.
Phone 6 ----(The office of the late
Dr. H.,K. Ilyndman)
Safety RazorBlades
Sharpened (any make
SINGLE EDG, ' lte
DOIIBLE EDGE Sm
• Perfect Edge Gns r*iiteed
W. S. 'COLE, Druggist
Sylvester B. Taylor
Jeweller,--- Exeter
, • :.Fltton'ta Old Stand.
'WATC1i' AND 'CLOAK" REPAIRING
GUARANTEED
FIRE INSURANCE
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST
E. LOSS BY FIRE, WITH
E. J. CHRISTIE
OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns
%J. %.,.`L evils
BUILDING and CONTRACTING
Howie' and Bards
ESTIMATES AND SUGGESTIONS
GLADLY FURNISHED
Phone 152w John St. East, Exeter
_LOOK! 'LOOK!
1922 FOItD TOURING WITH
STARTER. FOR SALE
Good Running Shape;
FIRST $125 TAKES IT
11 Bagshaw
Dr. A. R.•Kinsmane
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto takeFe
site.
Office.. over Gladman . & Stanbasltr g
office, Main Street, Exeter.
DR. HARRY J. BROWNER
M.D.C.M., Toronto -
L.R.C.P. & S. Edlnburgi 1
.L.F.P.&S Glasgow
Physician & Surgeon
Office over Browning's Drug Eta
Phones -
Residence 30 OfYted .aft
DR. W. E. WEERES
Physician and Surgeon •
Late Chief Interne Vanconyer
General Hospital
CORONER FOR HURON 00171121,
Office removed to the former Ford
garage building corner .of Main nae
Ann St.
Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to S p.Na.
Phones Office 67W, Realdonce JTi'
q"s
DR. E. S.:STEINER
VETERINARY SURGEC_r
Graduate of the Ontario Vetetfaseg
College
DAY AND NIGHT CALLS PROMTt.:
LY ATTENDED TO .
Office, old Ford Garage Building
Corners of Main and Ann Streets
Telephones: Office 158w, House( 16$,3
EXETER, ONT.
Dr. A. B. Gibson, V.S.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office and residence, Main St. South,
Seemed house from end of pave-
latent East side of the road.
All calls promptly attended to
Accommodation for treatment of
animals
Phone '99 Exeter, Ont.
ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron Comity
FARM SALES: A SPECIALTY
8 "Years Experience. Prices Heanor',,
able. Satisfaction Guaranteed or
no Charge.
Phone 107418 Dashwood''
R,ItA alb POWWOW, 91"1"„ •If