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Ladies
.1 Coats
1 That
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Style
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Ixrg• .,! a lege of %%ent-
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and ('h 1 teen that it
has eves been our
please a to display. If
sou 1 sed a Winter
Coat. ter yourself or
your children. i)•s tet
miss see.e.g our styles
and ge, t+ug our Prices
PHONE 14;
FUR
COLLARED
COATS
For Men and
Women
Nevcrhave we had
such taluee in Men's
and Ladies Fur Col -
taxed Coats ,t•( we
h`ve this season. in
Ladies we allow a big
range. 'l'Itese are
made of good Ket soy
cloth and are very
neatly trimmed. The
collars are orale of
Alaska Sable, •\ueeri•
can Sable and Marmot
Some linings are,lnilt-
ed. others have small
heel( Curl Lining.
These Coats are un-
beatable for style and
comfort.
$18 $25
Millinery
That's right up the tninute• We strive to produce the very
latest styles at popular prices and we have gained our object.
judging from the increased sales. (`orae and consult our ,villin -
ers before buying your hat.
fIANNE�lEI1E
5011 yards of Flan-
nellette in light and
dark colored stripe*
the kind we are sell-
ing at 12e a yard. it
is 31 in. wide. Our
special price for this
week
10 yards
for
$1.00
2
5-.
to
Q
taken same as Cash.
$2.95
Buys Boy's
Overcoat
?'Itis Coat is mule in
sizes '-rel to 27. It is
trimmed with brass
buttons, has good lin-
ing, double breasted,
velvet collar and is
trade of 'hoavy Grey
English Tweed. The
hest coat we have e•v-
er shown at the price.
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REHIM
Bargains
p EOPLE about to go House-keepnig sh told cell a! It (c \V
ATKiNSON'S Furniture Store and wee how easily Atte
('neeply you can furnish your home.
A Walk Through Our Store
Will show von. (Here yuv will Lind the lergeat and beat a. - rte
S1,14-1( ,.f F+erniter. in the evenly. e•,ntpri+ing
Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed
R3 3 mSuites, Kitchen and
Dining- Room Furniture,
in fact everythine to be found in a 11rst•claes Furniture S1,.r•• a•
such Low Priced that defy ('ompetition,
%Vo have a l trge number of Lawn and Veranda ('hairs wni. It
we are Belling at remarkably Low Prices.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Heine Fernlsh••rs and Funeral Directors.
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Another Lot of
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Opened out this week at The Exeter
Bargain Store
Children's traits and gloves. regular tae for 1Oc
Men's Neckscarfs at Ilalf Price.
1, lilies' and children's coats, a lot offering at $2.00
'i: _ each.
den's Over:,'oats at Half Price.
On Saturday next we will sell a window full
'• r,f t ul►let'r and linen collars at, 15c. it box.
A new cash register for sale cheap, also it ten
foot counter, a Stempson ccmruting scale, awning
.f..t a tett foot window Blind.
_ :":1:.:i B. W. F. Beavers S
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Bankrupt Goods
Market ltepwrt.-The following is
the report ut Exeter markets, cur.
e•ct .1 t:l. to Nut.•uab•1 17th.
•..1 : tendert] !'2 c.•uta.
,is 80e,
It ,i1 -y 45c. to 48c.
:tuut'.s $21
Iit .11 $18
Mud•.! Flour $2.50
Feed Flour $1.50
Hay :elle
!hitter 22 a •ate .
Eggs 25 crate.
Crt,1insry butter 27c.
1 itratoa 45 cents.
Choice export cattle 5.75 to 6.00
Medium export cattle 5.40 to 5.60
Export heifers 5.50 to 5.75
Mvdiunt butcher heifers 5. to 5.15
lettcher's cowl: 4.00 to -1 I
te.,w-s 3.50 to 4.50
eh • -p 4.75 to 5.00
Lamb 5.75 to 5.90
Ilot;. $0.55
Chickens 'I've•. 1Oc.. deemed 12e.
Alen• lir,. 7 1-2c.. dressed 91-'2c
Duck. :tee IOe., dressed 12e.
(:e. - - I c • Pt dressed Ile.
'1'•+t l• y - c 15c., dressed 17e.
Portal der el 9 1-2 cents.
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.\•It,•rti:e in tbo Times.
Mr. Douglas Stewart ie home from
Toronto.
Mr. John Hooper, of Hamilton, was
11 on Monday.
\1 t ,, Vern: (Nance. visited in Ailsa
t•..,:,; Sunday and Monday.
Mr. ins. \Velters spent iVcdn..•s-
day in ilanieton on business.
Mrs. I'hippin, of Winnipeg. is here
visiting her broth: r, Mr. Rumohr.
A new, skating rink le still. ono of
the topics and we understand almost
sure to come.
Mr. Joe Stilton has gout to St.
Marys s
y to look after -\
lr. Adam 11ack'e
timber :hipping,
Mr. and Mrs. 1t. N. Creech. return]
ed Monday after visiting for a few
day:! in Brantford.
Mrs. C. Lindenf.kld and son Ned.
returned home Monday after spend-
ing two weeks in Godericb.
Miss Maud itoliine viaited Mrs.
Geo. Stewart (nee Miss A..11icks.1
of Centralia. Sunday and Monday.
While trying to cross the cem-'nt
sidewalk near W. Miter's last Sat-
urday John Gillespie e *orae slipped
and fell.
Mrs. Fowler. of l'eterboropgb.
who 'has been vi.+iting . her niece.
Mr-. F. W. (Redman returned home
on Thur-d.ty last.
Th.. Ladies Guild of Trivitt Me-
morial church will hold their an-
nual Bazaar on Friday, Dec. filth.
the Town Hall• Particulars later.
Last week. ai. my Carroll. of Ex -
et •r, died at the Houle of }refuge.
at the age of 85 years. He had brcn
nn inmate of Ib- home for 13 years.
-Clinton New 1'ra.
Dr. (,uackent, .-h will preach in the
\1 entre• : •tbodist church nest
y morning. Ther.: well b,• no
eerie, in the evening. The pie or.
Rev. E. G. Powell will conduct an-
nit•crsary servic st on one of hie for-
mer appointment:.
Mr. J. G. Jones' Young Men'..
Ilibl•• Class room of James street
church has been beautifully decor-
ated. Th : walla and e 'ding have. been
fre•eo d rand the woodwork grain..1
The work has been done by W. il.•rn
and docs hitt much et d.t.
The itorkwell color el t ro tp-• rnad •
up of n scorn of performer's, played
in the Opera notice her • lust I'r,day
ev.'ning to n fair house. They hay-•
a good band, and orcbe•trt and
those proem were pleased with t h.
is•rformanc They wont from h. r,
.o Lucite
On Sendav morning 1t• v. H.
Sharp. 11. 0.. eel*- Cat•en Church
,+reached apreially to young m •n and
boys taking 'as ha tb'm "Wanted a
lIoy" His text was taken from the
•'ory of I)avid. In tla• •v nin.('nv,n
church was cloned on Aecoten: of the
Anniversary s,•rvicee at Main air -et
Methodist church and out of court.ry
to (bat congre,Tatio,s.
Messy. T. E. !landlord and 11.•rt
Rose. of Fullerton have ' porches. 41
from itoht. McIntosh. of Motherwell.
Fullerton township. a one year old
colt. March E••1. son of the Eel. C.cn-
ada's celebrated horse. and also a
hill brother of Al. 11. Jr.. tthich
eppvl o mile in 2.04 (hie e,•a-
• nd bat be.•n a euceeaaful race
hue This. prom•n-•s to b. one of
the I•-edieet colta in the Dominion
of ('.[nada. The ptie • paid wa•
e1.000.
The .lane.•. Street Methodiat ann'-
%ere.'ry :.•rvic.•e will be held on 'Sun-
day end Monday. Nov. 20th and 218t.
On Huntley the 'Rev. Dr. Carman,
General Superintendent of the Metho-
dist church. will preach troth snorted
ing nn& evening. The Trtsteea are
asking for a bberal fr. r -will of-
fering at both services in the inter-
est of the improvem •nt fund. the
Monday night a grand concert will
be rendered by the farn.ws Imperial
Male Quartetto. of London. Ont.
Tickets adults Vie., children 10e.
fellK 01.0 FASIIIONEI) WAY
Medical science has never found
anything touch better than good old
I::chu and Juniper for the kehey•.
eine times in len the doctor will
ivescrib• on.. or the other for kid-
ney trouble. ilowey'a Kidney ?'illa
contain !nicht' and juniper combined
in ece ntific proportions with oth.7
valuable kidn •y and bladder tonic&.
Thea• pills ban:ah barhacht•, and
give permanent relief in kidn •y and
bladder ills that have not reached
the ndvaneel chronic nage.
The importune - of kee ,ing the liver
nctive i• well known. The kidneys
are no 1, -ea imporMnt, lloweys Kid-
ney ?'ills el••nnte the kidneys, bene-
fit the ieadd.•r and are htruly Ito
carry end to ore. Twenty five cents
n boz. You get w hat you ask for
at our etorc-the best of every-
thing at the right price. and aleck
alts ave full.
W. S. HOWEY, Phm B.
Chemist and i)ruggist
EXETER - •NTARtw
Mrs. Fele Heywood ie on the sick
?1st.
Mr. Ii ugh tipacknl:et was in London
on Mond ty.
Alia, 1.'111 • Robinson is visiting in
Ailsa ('ere.
Sir. .1. A. Thompson, of I'urkhile
was in town Monday.
Mrs. John Colwell a slowly .recov-
ering front her recent illnes.•.
Mi„ Cutts of lilytu, visited •Mry
A. Basting., one day last week.
Mr'. W. i1. Atkinson, of Lucas, vie-
ited ut Mr. Jas. Atkinsons last week
Mrs. Arthur l'cckwell, of Crediton.
visited Mrs. Dairy Gould this week.
Mr. Billy Harvey, who formerly
lived here es visiting friends in town.
Air, 11.:E. Pickard and faun I are
exn.•cted home from the west [text
Mr. J. Willis Powell has been laid
up for several days owing to a very
severe cold.
Atrs. Aquilla (Sheen: and two child-
n. of i.ansing Mich.. are visiting
`1rz. A. Shears.
Miss Vine ••Fisber lett Tuesday for
Hamilton where tabs will live with
her sister Mrs. Davis.
Mr. 'and Airs. R. Huston ' plaited
fatter's parquets Mr. and ?tits.
J,•. Taylor a couple of days this
weak.
Mr. Bert etiv,•rs.. was an (own on
Monday, be 'left the eatue evening to
resorts. his former position at Teea-
water.
Mr Geo. Thomas received word
this week of the death of her aged
tine's. Mr. James Taylor. of Cherry-
w•eee.
Mr-. G. A. Campbell, of Stoney
?'fain. Alberta. arrived in town Sat-
urday. and trill visit with relativ• e
In town during the winter.
Miss Nina Kinsman is recovering
from her r.•ceztt illne_s . Mr. tlteer.•
has presided at the Presbyterian,
organ during her illness.
Tuesday was the first day of squir-
rel shooting and n number of retort,
spent th s day in the woods.
Did you bear the coon band last
Fridayt My it was a treat. What'.,
the matter with Exeter/ \Vh •.,,
the good old band we used to t,.zv;t
The High School pupils arta prac-
Gille~ for their 'annual concert to
be given shortly before Christmas.
They are bound to make a bit and
hforavethsomethingbliegood up their sleeve t u. sleeve:,
The '•1 •>. -e Besse and hose Cud -
more ter ntoting into the resident
recently purchased from Mr. John
Snell. Alert street. Mr. Snell is
moving into the boua.a vacated by 111
Misses Cudwore.
51r. Silas 8tanlake. of Sodom. ...i-
dreav•d Mr. W. F. liandford'e Young
Mcn'a Clnas on Sunday afternoon last.
Next Sunday Mr. Iiandford and a
number of the members of his class
will take part in the Sunday School
t-crvic,•e at the Centralia Methodist'
church.
Mrs. A. 01. \Nitron. of Greenway
District organizer for tb. W. M. 14.
organized and auxiliary in the Main
street church twat Tuesday with 14
membettt. From here Mea. Wilson
drove to J'limvine and organized an
auxiliary with 14 members and then
at the same place in the evening or-
ganized o circle for the young wo-
men. From there rhe drove to Sun-
'thin- and orgnniz..1 an auxiliary
with 111 members.
Steele! a,•rvie,•a were conducted in
the Jame., Street church last week.
Th. pastor. ft -v. it. Hobbs wa• as.
fisted by It v. W. el Maori. of Kings -
%d:• Tie meetings were well al-
t. tel d each evening and resulted in
much good being done. Sunday af-
ternoon was Je,cia:on Sunday in the
Sunday School. In the evening n
reception rervicc waa held and over
Church Directory
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
dunday Public Worship -10.30 Kens.
and 7 p.m.
Class Nervine-Bundav 0.30 seta. and
after Morning Se•rviee and Wednes-
day night.
Young( Men's Claw and tt'lataabuuiana
Sunday al 1 p.a.
Sunday Eiebool and Mote Classes t.30
Pala.
Epworth League -Tuesday at $. pen
Prayer Meeting-Teurrtiu t at e tette
James 1St. Mctbodiest church, the pas-
tor will preach n.•xt Sunday.
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• ' Fall and
Winter Caps
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is Fur
Z Coats
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READY-TO-WEAR 1 S of coats, ranging in price
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OVER COATS 2I
We have secured a number of I
SEMI-REROT S PROGRESS BRRND I
OVERCOATS I2
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That are up-to-date. If you
want a Band -Made (;oat call
and see our
$12.00 LINE
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor. 2 •
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Where are e'01' Going? 1 am go• •2
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$I.60 and $1.75
•2 To order some more of that Flour. l 2 •
the last 1 got was just grand and just • •
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TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES ••
tl Abe. for 2.7c • •
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HELLO
ing to
River's
$23.00 to $35.00
with a special discount of
15 per cent.
Wool &
lidilbolecta
Blankets
In wool at
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00
$5.50 50 $
and $6.50
Flannellette at
7 lbs. O(i1L\"IE'S OATMEAL for Zee
or a 1MI•Ib Sack for 12.35
and is always so fresh and nice because
he ,candles so much of it.
All h1Nin el I'1•:F.D kept on Hand.
W. Rivers
DAVIS 01.0 STAND
XNTER - ONTARIO
CAUSES SICKNESS
Good Health Impossible tt:th
Disordered Stomach
Thera is nothing that will create
sickness or cause more trouble than
a disordered . tomach. and many
people •daily contract verious mala-
dies a reply through disregard or
asses of the stomach.
We urge Lavery one suffering from
any stomach derangement. indiges-
tion or dyspepsia, whrtber acute or
chronic, to try itezall Dyspepsia Tab -
'..t•. with the distinct understanding
that u will refund :their money
without question or fc(rmality, it
after reasonable ore of this medialne
they ar • not satisfied with the re-
sult.. We recommend them to our
customers .•very day, and have yet
forty were salted with the church r to bear of any one who has not bceo
forty
y coming it letter 'from the bete efeud by tle.m. Three sizes, 25c.
,nen er coming
by
lF.etter
n e0c and x 1.00. Sold in Exeter only
ppoint- I ,at our t•tort,.-Tbe liczall Store
e tee w 8. Cole.
which are exceptional
values for the quality of
the goods.
Something to suit ev-
eryone at
50c. and 75c.
Ladies' Black
Dress Goods
f0 & 15 per cent. of
any piece of Rlack Dress
Goods in the place.
MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
A choice lin(>)ofclo-e
Collars fitting 1 '
jest ar-
rived
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rived at
2 for 25c.
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collar which is four ply t;
goods.
A Word About Poultry
We want all the Poultry alive or (tressed we I
can get and pay as high prices as anyone in town.
l lighest Prices for Butter and Eggs•
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Powell's Bazaar
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CANDY :
('ANDY '
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Fresh v ery
week. Try our
(•rla)C'oleerTx
('AItMEI.$
at 4 for 1 tent
NEW :1\' 1'i1:S
Big very line
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uetion SaIe Extra 1'eattey
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BANANAS
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Helloes t•e'8
lo cents pound
11 Johns' Block On
There is no one thing that will give
no touch amusement to ao tnany pen•
tile at so small a cost as an
EDISON Phonograph
.end a collection of (food Records.
We have a good assortment to
choose from. CASH OR EASY PAY.
MENTS. (tome in and See lis.
OCit Specially
is CHiNA
It will pay you
to drop in and
Look Around.
LOADS OF
TOYS le
FANCY
GOODS
attiring now.
Don't buy until
YOU Hee our
Stock.
GREAT t
BARGAINS
on our .I.
5 ' and lOe
'rasion every ••I.
Day 4-
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Monday Even-
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Ready made clothing, Mens and boys over•' 2
coats, Mens and boys suits, Mens raincoats,
Neckties, Collars, Gloves, Skirts, Dress Goods,
Mens hats, Shawls, Laces, Wall paper, Carpet,
A quantity of up-to-date furs, Dishes, & etc.
T. B. Carling
Auctioneer
iH)WI:YS CI11:kkY
CORDIAL,
What'. the use expct in.en•
ting with medicines? 1Vhy
be persuaded to ley some-
thing jest because it i,. hew,
when you can get a medicine
tbit hes sl nod the lest of use
for years. and which hue never
dlsnpp 'intent: 1\'e know
what Ilnwe'•'p :hetes. Cord•
lel Is. Nothing else will no
readily rclelve a tight, dry
hacking, tough,
( Onteina Wild Cheery,
Bloodroot ahs other Valuable
sedatives an(i oepector:tnte.
So atop that cough or cold
before it leads to serious ill•
nese Stop it without ex-
perimenting.
?'rice 2 -ie for a big bottle.
W. S. HOWEY
Don't forget lloweis ('In0•a•
Celt cepaul'a for ('ole ,u d
IA treppe,
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COAL !
%VP have the t.FN1'I\1'. DELA.
tvARE. LACK A'WMNNA Ni)A
SCRANTON COAL
Chesnu',
Eg-~ and
Stove
Thin coal is Hie kli d that burns
long, gives the 0. oat beat and crakes
no rlinkera. les it and be ?nnvineed.
Our pikers at. the lowest. Special
pi leen on large 41 mutt itivs.
fl. J. 6LflTW0ft1 HY
C4MANTON, ONTAkIO