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Piwne 16 STEWART'
Phone 16
EXTRA. SPECIAL -Ladies' Silk and Wooi lxose"milt-stated-
eras with very slight imperfections or elightly seised ---not
seconds --these conte in fancy checks witle1U d hem tops .and
Wale two tone heathers with elastic rib11 tolls: Colors are
French Nude, Piping .Rock, Peach, Fawn Toast and , Black.
Regular value $1,60 ----Our price only 98c, `.. <'
p
Ladies warns fleece lined bloomers4` colors. grey sand,
mauve and cream. Special rice 75c and 85ce
Ladies new Brush Wool Sweaters -cosy and warm-coIors,
�. sand, blue and grey with, bright rainbow trims. TheS ,,,are pure
wool, double "faced trouts, large warrnp" t#li It collar.. Real
value 35.50;``
'i'Wehave a complete stock of the famciul
coats and Ulsters in dark grey and heaths
hoof and teeth proof. Sold under ail` '
• 4...s
8
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t ra , Oaf, wind
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w�,u,Grantee.. 5Tt�th
Your money back at any time, --It pays to buy a good overcoat.
Special price $32.50.
Very pretty and real value china tea sd:M.4,T 1:te.Witlh black
trim -OaIy $5,75.
Beautiful. A full china teaset, white iY'wrth Lovely
Bird of Paradise decorations -only 39.50.
Useful and seasonable reversible Sm. Hearth Rugs,
size 28x55' inches assorted colors and paateVisae Yrs ter $2.50.
A one. Fine cut glass water set.-..Ta1Lbeli,shaped jug,
tall water glasses, beautiful Tiffany pattern. A rare" 'bargain.
The set $11.50.
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You cannot cannot afford to pass this store for fresh.
ikigroceries. Our own blends of teas are wonderful value. Used
at nearly all swell tea parties in town:
'b"sixawata-Mixed Tea• Special ` 706' ib
Black Beauty -Black Tea Special ea. 70`c"'"ib '
Sailor Boy -Japan Tea Special. 70c tb
Try a pound or ask us for sample and enjoy a \real tea treat. . •
et Castile ,Soap 7 cakes for 25c Crisp Soda Bikailrt, Z 15c. lb
. Jelly Powders, 3 pkgs. for 25c Tasty Sarditres ,,, beixesor c 5e
1 Rice, choice quality, 3 Ib 25c Mixed 'tea"', -cry sped
fikVanilla, 8 oz. bottle for 2'5c Matches, 3 large blies for 29c
P. & G. Soap Chips, 2 ib 25c. rink Salmon, 2 large tins 35c.
Extracts, any flavor 3 for 250 Shredded Wheat, ' 2 pkgs 2.5c
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COME TO THE BIG STORE' 'WITH THE LITTLE PRICE
J. A. Stewart
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Our Wonderful ul FurnitureK. Values
Are Drawing
The Crowds To
This OStore -
It's surprising the great t number that";e taking` advantage of
• ._our wonderufl furniture values. Our stock is so large and so up-
to-date that it makes it a pleasure to shop Lee.
"GARDINER'S FOR GREATER VALUES." ;- :_.
"THE ROME 'I+'iTRNIS]EIDER'
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GAOiN
M. E.
FUNEt.AL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
FINEST MOTOR AND FTNERAL EQUIPMENT
Long Distance Calls Ponptly.Ate4toed..Jt
Phone 74w OPERA HOUSE .BLOCk dight call 74j
Epter Markets
'Wheat $1.34.
Oats 45c.
Barley 50c.
Manitoba flour $4.55. ,y,,•.
Blended flour 34.05 +..., le
•TPastry"flour $3.55
Peed Flour $]..90 •i...
Shorts 31.60. -
I3ran 31.60,
Creamery butter 38c.
Dairy butter 32-35c.
Eggs, Extras 45c.
1ggs, Seconds 30c.
New potatoes, $1.30.
Lard 200
Hogs $11.00.
Hogs,. selects 312.10.
CQca(s
The Ladies' Aid of the James St.
church will hold a fowl supper in
the church on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 24th. -
Reserve the 26th of November for
the big pageant which ,will be Pre-
sented under the auspices of the W.
•C. T. U. on that date in. James St.
United church, Full particulars
later.
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Men's Store Phone 81w Store
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Prices range from $15.46$35.
See these .coats. You will appreciate. tie values
Merchant Tailor' and GentS 4Y' i tfitter
h
After ` ou have tested the delicidue. cif the
bread it, makes, your appetitte,: will remind
vtattryor' you. i;cr
order,,,
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Exeter
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CANADA
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Miss Ella Shapton is visiting with
relatives in London. ' c
Mondayenext is Thanksgiving Day
and a public holiday. -
Mr. Walter Westcott is confined
to his home through illness.
Mr. ap.d Mrs. J. H. Jones and son
Neil, spent Sunday--in-London.
Miss Ellen Rice, of Wyoming, cal-
led on friends in town. on Sunday.
Mrs. W. J. Statham, Lyle and Lois
of St. Thomas, visited in town Sun-
day.
Mrs. :K. J. Sims spent a couple of
days cast week with'friends in,Hen-
sail.
Miss Carrie May, of Toronto, is
visiting with relatives in town this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Holmes, of Clin-
ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Here on Sunday.
Miss Helen Dignan returned home
Monday after 'visiting for several
weeks in Toronto.
Mrs. E. Knight, of Ilderton, visit-
ed with liIr. and Mrs. Wm. Dunsford
the forepart of the week. -
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, of
Hay, visited with Mr. and Mrs. T.
McCurdy in town on Sunday.
McCausland Irvine, of Blansbard,
has been named as the Conserv-de-
live candidate in South Perth.
Mr. Reg. Elliott returned to To-
ronto Monday after visiting fdr sev-
eral days with relatives' in town.'.
Little Miss .Hazel Snell, daughter
of Mr. and . Mrs. John Snell, is con-
fined to her home through illness.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Treble and Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Grant and daughter,
Miss Betty motored to Glencoe on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dearing, of
London, Mrs. Frank Gelling and son
of St. Thomas, spent Sunday with
Mrs 't', Gt Creech.
Mt• ;and Mrs. I3•. E. Knowles" and
daughters, Shirley and Margaret, of
Ingersoll, spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs. Thos Dinney.' '
Messrs, 3. Fitton and Rd. Welsh
have.retgrned after a .twp weeks'
outing in the pinery several miles
south of Grand Bend. '
Miss M. E. Dix, of Chicago, visit-
ed for a few days With Mr. and Mrs.
J. 8. ' Harvey, Miss Dix and Mrs.'
Harvey -being cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ford have re-
turned home after s
visiting' their on
Gordon at Flint, Mich. ,The latter
brought them "home by auto.
Miss M. Grant and Miss • Mackiess,
nurses -in -training at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, spent Monday with
the former's parents .Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Grant. .•,
'Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Houlden re-
turned turned home Friday after having
s
Spent the past two month with
HE EXETER T MES ADVQCATE
C&V.Ebt ,PR 1$ T'ERIAN CHURCH
Rey., James, Feato, B.A.. Miniliter
10 a.nt.-a-Sunday School
11 aau.•--•Observance of Teniperaace
Sunday. "The. Task of Building
a. Sober Nation,"
7 p.m. --Thanksgiving Service. "Lest
We Forget."
JAMES ST VNITE,D C$'UROIII OF
CANADA• -
Rov, D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M..
Organist and Choir -Leader
;�PEC'IA :, TJEjANKSGJVXNG AND
ARMISTICE DAY SERVICES
11 a.m:-:'A Cause for Thanksgiv-
ing."
3 p.m. -Sunday School.
7 pen. -"The ;Challenge of our Fal-
len•I,l:eroes to if; who Live To -clay"
A special nterrrorial service. Speeial
p csal
solo--osThere, is no Death."
Trivia . Memorial
Church
SPECIAL SERVICE OF REM'I+714i;-
• ERANCE
11 a.m.-Rev. Capt. MclCegney, B.A.
M.C. , e
..A11 Veterans and their friends are
ordially . invited.
Special Service Forms will be Pro-
vided. •
MAIN STREET UNITED CHULiCH
Rev. F. E. Clysdale, Pastor
11 a.m.-"Sacrament of. the Lord's
Supper."
3e, pan. ---Sunday School.
7 p.m. Rev. W. F. Smith.
The pastor, boards and congrega-
tion of Main St. United church ex-
press their appreciation of the in-
terest shown by sister congregations
in their recent anniversary:
M ,
SALVATION ARMY
Special Revival Services all this
week, Monday, :Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday,. Friday and, Sunday all..
day; commencing at 8 o'clock each
evening
11 a m, -Holiness
3 p. m. -Sunday school
7 p.m. -Salvation
- If you have not yet heard Mr.
Fawcett (Evangelist) you have mis-
sed a treat. Now is your chan,de.
Come before it tes too -late. ' People
today are •seuking after truth. Mr.
Fawcett will give you the bare facts.
Jesus said "Ye''sha11 hear the truth
and thetruth shall make youftee,"
Here is the condition and the re-
ward. Two great words. Light and
Liberty. "Then why be blindfolded
by the Devil' apry ,longer. Can any
man forbid you? Obey. your God-
. given convictinrs and, dothe right.
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omen's Coats
This , . >Ze us=e 'felt a number ,of 'new styles, that are the very latest
in the ;urge centres
' [. � ',z is .., ,.: �
00 to$35OOP® �� Paced �t 2�4 _ �5.
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Boys' an en's Overcoats
We want you to see out neva cloths and models. See our Boys' and
Men's Overcoats "
OTHERS PRICER .AT',$ZO.,,: $25. and $35
t,f r,al. . • }
�.e • re built of tough tire
tread, st k and by auto tire
methods.
OEUT1IIO9TT B• S.
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R. -N. ROWE
, I+L?RNITURE DEALER, AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Everything
Up -to -bate
YOU ARE INVITED. TO INSPECT
OUR S'i;OCI( AND» GET OUR
.PRICES.,
Phone .20W
Powell's Variety. Store
2.
Plain Price 'Stere.
Good news for Aniberola and Edi-
son r owner
son cylinder phonograph ra h g p s.
The Edison Co., are• sending out 20
new records.. monthly • and we are
getting the best one's: We have just
received 37 • new` 'songs, etc. The
music -is catchy:. and inspiring and
the price now.' is, just;; 45c. Come
and hear thein. ;*A special fancy
dinerware pieces 15 and 25 cents
this week.
Tuesday night ,next, initiation
All members oiit,
their' daughter, Mrs. Barton Ford at SPECIAL - Try our Butterkist
Pathlow, Sask.- • Pop Corn, made; fresh, each day. 5c
The Times -Advocate has placed in a bag. Breakfast size 15c. Good
stock • a fine assortment of -Christmas' for indigestion and constipation. Be:
Greeting Cards. Prices range from sure and get Bntterkist.
$1:00 a dozen up printed with your
name and address.
Mrs.
M. E. Gardiner
and. son Bert
spent the week -end with the former's
sister, MYIrs, W..E. lteitcheil, of Lon-
don. Mrs. Mitchell's condition con-
tinues tobe serious. -
Quee a number from this com-
munity attended the convention of
the Ontario. Relig.ous Education
Council held in London on Thursday
and t'riday of last week.
Mr. and Irrs. Norman Ford re-
turned to Detroit Tuesday after vis-
iting with relatives here. Mrs.
Ford's sister, Miss Verda Box, ac-
companied there. home on a visit. `
Mrs. Leslie Hearts, of Simcoe, has
beenvisiting for a week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. rollick.
Mrs. Hearts sang several solos at the
Main St. United church anniversary.
on Sunday. Her singing hes always
been a delight to an Exeter audience
who were pleased to hearher again
on Sunday.
Mr. Ted. Tucker, safes:nen for
Fuller Brush, met with an auto ac-
cident on Tuesday afternoon. He
was travelling east on the St. Marys
toad and turned out to pass a cow
when bis hind wheels skidded tin the
grass and he took to the ditch,
breaking the radius rods and bend-
ing the axle,
Rev, Jas, Scobie, of Belgrave, oc-
cupied the pulpit of James St. church
Sunday morning and preached, a
splendid sermon in the . interesta of
the W.M.S. A pleasing d•uett was
sung by Misses Betty Grant and S,
Southcott. The evening service was
Withdrawn. in favor of Main St.• An-.,
iiiversary, Itev. D.' McTavish was
at Beigrave cors ducting anniversary
services.
Nine, auto' loads 'of young people
from the league of the ',lames St.
TJttlted ehercli rrre.,tored to Clinton cn
Wednie.3day evening of last,,week aril
provided the inmates with a splen-
did musical program .that was very.
much. appreeiated. A bag of home
made sandaan o
and ' orange e vas pro-
vided for e
naeh of the 92 initiates, On
the day previous the Sixrlbean trio
from f`ensa•Nl visited the Koine and
gave a triueli appreciated r'riusical
program.
STRAYED -On my premises, Loot
18, Con. S. B., Stephen a ' Her,efdrd
steer with horns. Party can obtain
animal by proving property and pay-
ing
aying expenses. Joseph McCarthy, R.
R. 2, Crediton.
STRAYED -On the premises West
half of Lot 20, Con, 17, Stephen a
two-year-old red steel; white on four
feet, ring in one ear. Party can ob-
tain animal by proving property and
payng expenses." Albert Morenz. R.
R. 2, Dashwood.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Brick residence and garage with
three choice lots on east side/ of
William St., Exeter. Well built anti
best of material wild workmanship
throughout. Central location. Will
make a choice home. Special terms
of payment if desired.-
GLADMAN-& Stanbury
Solicitoes-for Vendor
STRAYED -A red and 'White
yearling heifer ,and a black and
white yearling steer have strayed
onto lot 19, ,con. ", stephen. Owner
may have same by proving property
and : paying' for advt. Arthur T.
Amy, Crediton. ' 10=28,3tc.,
NOTICE ---The merchants of this
community will kindly take notice
that my wife having left my' bed and
board I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted' by •her in my
naine.---Mike Millick; 11-71Itc
V10Lx1t7 INS7`I1•ITCTION
Spahr Method
G. M. GRANT'
Phone 8 for appointments
FOR SALE'' OR RENT -Story and
one. half brick house with furnace
and hydro, Wired for' stove, good size
property • with , 6rehard - .arcad • stable.
East 64 Presbyterian church on the
corner, of Andrew and ITi1i Sts. Im-
mediate possession. APply to Fred.
H, T- ogai'th, 11;. R. 1, Exeter; pheii-e
Crediton 18 r 15.
:Ought 20J
'F'Oh SAI,EJ Coi31fort9,ble seven
room, frame house on Huron Street
I 4N
Exeter - apply to GLAD
ST. 'U.TR)ii; Selieiteee 5-3-tf
FQR. $QLE-Three h.p. Intsrna-
tioonal gas. •.engine and half h.p.
electric ...Motor. Apply to W. H..
Lockwood:
FOR SALE -Several farms at
reasonable prices, good buildings,
easy terms to responsible parties.
Apply to., James W. Watson, R. . R.
1, Kirkton, .Ont., phone Kirkton
54-2. .
Public School reports for sale at"
the Times -Advocate at 25ca dozen.
R RENT
FOR SAME O N
'Fhe Following Properties.
Bri k=Stiire'on'Main St., Exeter •'
Comodious Brick dwelling, 'fur-
nace
fur.-
nace eated, and wired for Electric
lighting, etc. with fixtures in place,
Sohn • a. / - -
Six and a half acres of choice land
suitable fo'r market, garden, running
through from Huron St' to John St.
Choice Saskatchewan farms in the
Carnduff, Fillmore, 'Plenty and Fro-
besher districts.
For price and terms on above see
ROBERT:•E. PICIKA.RD, Sohn.., Street
EXETER.
Agent for Grcat, West Life ,As'ce1 Co.
Good hothe• for•' miillle • agedr`lad'
as coinpanior: for the winter.' Apply
at Times -Advocate. 12 -7 -Its
E. C. Harvey &i L. V. 'Hogarth
-- Agents ---
MutualLifie of Canada
JEAMTER ONTARIO
1874 1926
The London Life
Insurance co.
w. C. PEARCE, AGB 4T
• Exeter. Phone '130W.
Residence, Ann St. two 'blocks west
of Ford Garage Y
B. 1'1. 1FRA1' LCIS
' Agent for
'CANADA LIFE
AssunANvcf colre'ANY
'Phone 164, Exeter
If you ,get 'worn done by T. H,
Elliott you are going to have a chance
to 'Win i % yards of 131ne Serge.
guaranteed Indigo., wit11 'every snit
pressed and cleaned, overeoat press.
ed and cleaned, suit niac'ie, suit ° ;yod
or dry cleaned, you will receive a,;
number dud onzMay 1st, 1927 these
n tm. r will be put in. 'a box and :a
t be s t nd
p.
draly Will.., be Made and the first
lucky trntilber will be the one to re.
ceiv'e this wonderful piece of 18 oz.
Plus Serge.
T. T.C. I+I,tL1OTT .
naVit T ELLIOT
canoe at cer, Investments -
` -' :-Insurance
Office: one. -,door south Times Office
C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
as es`,�'t t.; ;United • Church "`
Thatrucction m
Pian Vocal- 'Organ Theory
Supervisor -of ''Music in. Schools -
Concert Engageneenta gdceepte
Studio, Maim St, , Box 57, Phone 192
EXETIMII, ONT..:.
i9
TAYLOR
' LICEN$ rt, AverxONEEE
for Huron and Middlesex
FARM •BALES 'A SSPBCL<F
•Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed ' '
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SAitIES'.' !. WATSON s~
Liceirt'seil Auctioneer. -
;'Sales r',O0ndeated in' any Iocality.
Farm Stock sales a specialty Sat3s-
a anteed ' Charges. mod
taction `�,u r
erAte, ,,: drdern. lel.
ac 'this office will
be promptly' attended to. R.R. Ne
1, EIrktoL. Phone KLrrktern idrf..
<: , Ian: #.11. )0. FLETCRER
Graduate of'. ''acsiity of Medicine,
University of Western Ontario, Mem-
ber of the College mi,,Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario; Member of the
British Medical Council.
Phone 6 -(The office of the late
Dr. H. K.,EIIyndmen)
Saf eta; Razor Blades
Sharpened (any'- make
SINGLE 1j3D1.191;,: 8c
DOUBT: : EDGE 4c
perfect Edge Guaranteed
OLE, Druggist
S ,T JHester B Taylor
Jeweller, Exeter
Fitton's Old Stand
WATCH ANT) ;MOM REPAIRING.
54 tt IIA.RANTEED
FIRE INSURANCE
PROTECT ..YOURSELF AGAINST
• LOSS BY FIRE, WITII
o tihrco:. Nb'rth of Elliott Jrohnu
BUILDING and CONTRACTING
/' !IOWAN' and ,Barns
ESTr I A7,Es;,. I..slo4ES
t:..olgq
lf Ab SkURNSHIo
Phan® 62w Sohn St.i9ast, Exete
r
01‹.!:, LOOK!
1922 FORD TOURING W`ITII
STAILT t. I+' On. SALE
' Geetl ttnnning Shape
S IRS,1'1' ;115, TAKES IT
11. sha•w
-: CARLING &, MORLEY
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.. 4,it
LOANS, INVESTMENTS, IN- -
SURANCE - -
Office: Carling • Block, Main. Streit
` Exeter, Ont.
d
GLADMAN fl& STANBUW
Barristers , Solecitorrito.
Money to Loan, Invest aenti i[s
Insurance. - '
Sale -deposit Vault fa ,use ct' oto
Clients ' without.charge.+ '
Exeter London Hee=d
Dr. ds- s- Atkinson, L,D.S ,R3.P.+
)ENTAL SIf RQQI
Late Listrict Dental Office
Mel tars District, Number One, lisp
dgrl, Oat._, -
Office Phone 84W` ' a
Residence Phone 841 rfia
Main Street, Exeter, Oa& ---u,'
Office Closed Every Wedneada*
Dr. G. F. Roulaton. L.D.S..D.D. L
DENTIST -
Office over I. R. Carling ,s Lr .
office: -
Extractions Under Oxygen Gait
Dr. A R. Kinsman L.L.D ..D.D.B
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto U'ntvslik
arty.
Office over Gladman f Stanbu%'t
'" :office, Main Street, Wxete�r.:
DR. HARRY J. BROWNIJ!IQ' „
M.D.C.MM., Toronto
L.R.C.P. & S. Edinburgh ,,_t t
L.F.P.&S. GIasgow ;''rs
Physician & Surgeon '''"
Office over •Browning's Drug* &hi*
" Phones
Residence' 30 Office SIC
DR, W. E. WEE19lE8
Physician and Surgeon i," r;q
Late Chief Interne Vancouver" '
General Hospital- •
CORONER von 'nuitox commiq
Office removed to the former For&
garage building corner of Main anal
Ann St. ,
Office hours 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p.ii
Phone; OCflce 67W, Residence &T
DR. E. S ExNER.
, . STEINER
VETERrNAIRY SURGEn*
Graduate of the Ontario Vetertnarlt
Col lege
DAY AND NICHT CALLS PROMTire
LY ATTENDED '1'0
Office, old Ford Garage Buildiniw. (-,
Corners of Main and Ann. Streets -
Telephones: Office 1SSw, Houde I.aa
eEItETETl, ..ONT. 4
Dr. A l3 B. Gibson,
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office and residence, Mein St. Soulk
Secotta house from end of 'Mere -
tient East side of the road.
All -calls' proihptly attended to
Acc6m wdatiou for treatment of
animals
Phone 99 --, Exeter, Ont..
ARTHUR WEBER
]hl<CnNi oo AirCTIoxEnit4 • '
For Huron County - k
FARM SALES A SPECIAL f" '
8 'Years Experience. Prices Reasot n
able, ilatisfsetion Guaranteed or
no Charge. lT,•
Pitd,Me $1.18 }' ao h wood
JBL, $,.lir DASHWOODL,. 0,NT',..