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Big Showing of Winter Coats
In all the Leading Cloths
We have all theL Lead` les in Ladies,
ing'StyMisses and
Children's Coats in the very best of Cloths. ' Fancy Tweeds
are the very newest in the Coat Line and we are also show-
ing the good Staple Lines of Blacks and Blues. .
Try One and be Convinced.
Prices Right.
Ladiesand Childrens' Furs
Buy Early and Get the Bestea
This will be a good Fur Season and weare well prepar-
ed for it with a Big Assortment.
Ladies' Furs
Ruffs, Stoles, Muffs in
Marmot; Sable, Seal. Fox,
Persian Lamb and Wolfe,
See Them before you Buy.
Ladies • fur=lined
Coats
We have the Best Val-
ues ues this year we have ever
shown,. Muskratlining with
genuine Sable or • Isabella
Collars.
Childrens Furs
Little Muffs and Neck
Furs in White Fox, Ohini-
chillian, Hare, Lamb and
Stone Martin. All Little
Beauties.
Fur Collar Coats
With Quilted or Plush
Lining. We have a very
large lot of of these Coats to
show you at
$20 to $25 Each
Fall Dress 'Goods
Fancy Tweeds are ver strongandwill be
.y
found here in all Weaves. Plain Serges in all
Colors come next also a good showing of all color-
ed and Black Dress Goods.
New Waistings
New Fancy any
c Delaines in all
patterns.New
Silk Striped Taffetta Cloths and the New Silks in
all the leadingshades also Velours and Velvets.
Gehtilurnishings for Fall,
NEW SHIR
NEW COLL \ 1tS
NEW TIES •
NEW GLOV.:S
NEW SOX
NEW UNDERWEAR
NEW SWEATERS
NEW SWEATER COATS
NEW FANCY VESTS
NEW SUITINGg
NEW OVERCOATS
NEW RAINCOATS
NEW FALL SUITS
NEW HATS & CAPS
NEW SHOES'
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1 Hardware Paints & Oils
`, It Will Pay to Examine our Big Stock of
ii, RANGES, HEATERS, HAS RHRNERS4.
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4.
it Canada Steel Ranges with Resevoir and Closet.... ..$50.00
.; Jewell ,, ,� . - 50,00 .
pf. Imperial Oxford Cast Range with Resevoir and Shelf 38.00 ,,
'1" Garland " '� 87,00'. e.
* Oak Heaters 14.00 . 4
-a. Baseburners , . 82.00 • .1.
: ' The Celebrated Art Garland with Oven.......... , . 45.00 ne
Also Pipes, Elbows, Tampers, Hods, Mate, Stove Boards, Etc.
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Big Stook Builders Hardware and Tools
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LOOK SETS as Cut
50c per Set
Others from 60e Co $2.50 per Set
House Hardware of All Kinds
Barn Hardware, Hangers and "
Tracks 50 cents up
Latches 20 cents up
Hooks, Staples, Hinges, Etc., •
Barn Paint, Putty and Glass 1:
Samson Portland Cement
Apples
Those wanting good
No. 1 Winter Apples
call ` at
JOINS & Mal
CENTIRALIA
On account of the downpour of rain
last Sunday the Anniversary services'
of the Methodist church were deferr-
ed till the 15th. inst.
Mr. and Mrs Jessie White and their
little son Jackie , of Cotten', County
of Essex, visited at Mr. William
Oke's over Sunday.
Mr. Trothen is gradually j' vowing
weaker. F
=CAN
Master George Hodgins called on
r;ucan friends Saturday.
Quite a number from Exeter. took
in the high school sports.
Mrs. John Atkinson was at Park
.41. hill Fair.
•l• bliss Beta hopping was visiting
+ Miss A. .Armitage.
e.
.;. Med Saws 50cto $2
,Remmers from 5,1 to $t 4'( Miss Blanche Armitage spent a
'+1 illy Saws $1 to' $2 Special Good Hammer 45c few days in London Township.
4. Keyhole Sews 25c to 50 Extra Good Carpenters 75c 4 Quite a number of people `took in
the 'Merton Ailsa Craig fairs
'1' Miss Neva Baskett and lviaybelle
HEAIVIAN'S
HARDWARE STOVE STORE 4.
IrMimsws eGltosck3ariv. trhne llderton fair.
and 1�T4ss A.
1. Armitage have returned home frorri
• Ailsa Craig.
Plumbing
Ifyou have young children you' have
y g �'
perhaps noticed that disorders of the
stomach are their most tenla:ma ail -
Merit To eoxl•ect this you will find
Chilntberlain s Stoma eh and ,fiver
The Times 'January One llnlla "tablets excellent (They are easy and
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Furnaces
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1" al get, Tax sale by 1x1 defilers.
School Report
high School Department,
Fenn 1U
Honors. C. !Copeland, 75.5; Pass,
R. Dearing, 73,5;; N. Alny, 22,.7; S..
Petty, 72.5; E. Case, 71.7; Cf. Wood
166.7; R. Wood, 14.7; L. Frayne 62;
R. Dougall 160.7; No, On roll 26, aver,
age attendance 24
W. 13. tWeidenleammer, teacher.
Form 1'C
Honors. Myra Morgan 78,3, Pass
.Linden Harvey 174.6; Arva Broken -
shire 74.3;. Mary Hanlon, :74,3; Mary
McQueen ,74; Ada Willis 72;6; Lillian
Boyle 71; Jean Seidel), 166; Joe Davis
5.
65; Florence TxeibnGr Iia, Ban Case
il4.& No. on roll 121; average attend-
ance 120. R,.4 Robb, teacher,
Terra
Honors. N. Teueinner 81 12,
. L.
Stewart 81; R. Nestle• 0;' J Strang
17$; D. Hall 77 1-2 ; 'rx'. Rivers, 77''J,
Allison 76. Pass fA, Jlabkirk 733; G.
Morley 73( ; M. Case 72 ,1-2; I. Arc-
Dorrell 72; E. Brooks 7:1; I. Sweet,
711; A. Ford. 71; T. ,Harvey 71.; A.
Case 71; A. Beverley 70; M, Hanlon,
66; O. Hodgert 64; M. Blatdhford.
64; E. Welsh 62; ,G. Taylor 61; 12.
Parsons 60.
Commercial Department
Honors.. M, Acheson 79. Pass, A!
Willis, 72; F. MaDonell 171; E. Day
68; P. Baker 67 1-2; N. Jones 07.
Number on roll 41. Average attend-
ance 37. M. M. Campbell, teacher:
Public School Department.
Room IV
Sr. IV, Honors, Beatrice Hodgert
93,; Mildred Heywood 91; Alberta
Knight 8$ Annie Day, . 80; Minnie
May 13,0; Maurice Senior 78. Pass,
Willie Manson74;. Gordon. Penhale
60. Middle IV, Honor=,. Carman Pow-
ell, 83; Marvin 17'ineent .78; Anna.'
Bell 78; Oliver Davie 77, Pass, Harry
'Parsons 73; Lila 2uefle 72; Florence
Wood and Marjorie Huston "71; Joe
Follick 70; Ettie I3owey 70;
Maejor
ie Seldon fi9 Melville,
Gladman 68;
Karl Weidenhammer 64; Alma Mack
62; Gerald Fitton •161, C. Vesper,
teacher.
Room V
Jr. IV, Honors, ]Bertha {Homey 81
Mabel Knott 80. Pass, Jessie Brick -
wood, 73.; Fanny :holey .78; Dorothy
Kuntz 72; Ina Delve 71; Edith Davis
69.. Jr. 1PL . Honors Marguerite
Pickard 78 • Grace Carling.
76. 'Pass
as
s
Ear" Powell 74• Doris
(Teo. Ortwein,. 70; ',Gladys Moir 70;
Milton Eydd 09; Mildred ;Hardy 68
Gordon Davis 67; . Rhoda Cornish 66
Lula Hastings 63; V$.bla Welsh ' 60;
Mary Day 60. J. SaiMurray, teachezt
Room VI
, Form III Sr. Honors Gladys Har-
vey, 92; Winnie Knight 88; Clifford
Mallett 76 • Harold
Boyle, 75; Irene,
Zuefle 75. Pass, Drew Knight 74;
Czar Harness 733; Violett Mallett,
71;. Bruce Rivers 69; arm. Deals 67;
Viola Jones 66; Alvin Cornish 66;
Russell Marshall 66; Wray Redden,
64. Form II, Sr. Honors Clarence
Morley 01; Cora Sanders '83; Belle
Gould 78; Mildred Marchand 75. Pass
Eugene Doyle 64; Clyde Heaman 62.
No. enrolled 39; Average attendance
32. H. 1vI. Kinsman, teacher.
Room VII
Class V, Honors. Mildred Harvey
68; Maurice .Harvey .8; Thclrna Con-
nor -882; Pass, Charlie Ford 64. Class
4. Honors, . Eddie Davis 94; Alice
VincentPaulme03; Weidenhamer 78
Wilbert Gt1lestS
78;Edward 'Yellow
76. Pass. Paul
Collins, 74; Josephine
Davis 68; Alvin Andrew 68; Phillipa
Harness 68; Blanche Senior 67; Mil-
dred Wood :62 Mabel Houlden
Class III, Honors Verda Rowcliffe
84; Greta Harness 81; Jim Ferguson
76. Pass Earle Magee 69; Stella
Sanders 67, Class 1I, Honors Thos.
Rodgers 833; Fred Manns 75; Kelvin
Hedden 78, Pass Charlie Salter 70
Clifton Davis 64. Class 1 Honors,
Beverley Acheson 81; Mildred Norry
Pass Waldo Bellwood 72. No,
enrolled 43; avi raga attendance 37.
Irene Quackenbush, teacher,
Room VIII
Jr. T Mabel John 77;r Pt. 1 abs s
Doro-
thy Baikwill 75; Howard Dignan 72;
George Hind 70; Willie Webster, and
Arthur Rowcliffe equal 65; Newman
Hardy 64; Inez Moir 62;,Levexn Hax-
eiess • 60; Reggie Taylor and Pearia
Sanders equal 58; Verda Val. 57;
Marguerite Kuntz 55; Clyde Hey-
wood. 45. Sr. Pt. I Gordon PPowell
76; May Elworthy 62; Willie Ortwein
57; Grebe Hedden 55; Ruby Davis 56'
Currier Jacobi 45. Clifford Brtma-
combe 330; Eleazer Cookson 25. No.
on roll 47; average attendance Al.
F. W. Howard, teacher.
Mr. W. Somerville, who has been
agent of the Canadian Express Com-
pany at Seaforth, for the past 22
years, has rd'signed but ,still coritin-
ues the G. N. W. Telegraph and
Grand Trunk Ticket Agency.
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d3ORN
SIIEERE-In Brintfdrtd' on Sept 25
to Mr.. and :Mrs, Garfield Shecre
a daughter.
WILLIS-In Cetftralie, on Friday,
Sept; 29th„ to Mr. and Mrs, 'Thomas
4Vtiliaa daughter,
Ti~ER' LAKE --On the N. E. Boundary.
T•Jdlnn ne, on Sept. 27ah. ter Mr..
mord Mrs, Wellington Kerslake, a
son.
GUENTBER-fn Crediton, on Mon -
awe, Oct. 2nd, to Mr, and IVlrs,
Blatt. Guet,4ber, a son.
SM Exeter, on Tuesday, Oct
3rd, to Mr. and Mao, Jas. Smith a
SOIL.
DIED
GOODMAN -At Dashvvoocl, on Sept.
26th. Mrs, Fred Goo loran Aged a-
bout 72 years
Locals
Read the sale adds. on page four
Miss Nora Arscott of ,Rillerney,
Man. is visiting friends in anan4 around
Exeter. ^ '
Signs of a Hard, and Long Winter --
Farmers in this part are preparing for
a hard winter because the red squir-
rels and.ehipnunks are very busy lay-
ing in their winter food store, even go,
ing to the extent of colleeting green
chestnut burro, breaking them open
and hiding away for future use the
unripe chestnut, It has been report-
ed by some that they neyer before
knew the squirrel to open green ches-
tnut .b rs or to begin storing up food
so early.
inthe fall.
School Sports at Iucan-on . Friday
last about forty of the high sebool
scholars in charge of Principal Weid-
nhammer and Miss Robb
drove toLucan and took part inthe school
sports there. The weather was wet
and disagreeablebut they had a fine
time and speak well of the treatment
accorded them, A baseball game was
played between Exeter and Lucanand
resulted 4 to 8 in favor of the home
team. A tug of war was held and
Lucan won out. A banquet was held
in Carlisle hall in the evening.
Harvest Home a Success -The Ladies
Aid. of the dames street Methodist
church 'held successful Harvest Home
services on Sunday and Mondav last.
The pulpit
wasbae
ked with beautiful
utiful
flowers and.
other parts of the church
were decorated with fruit and maple
leaves, Sunday morning being very
wet a comparatively small number
were present., Rev. Robb. Hicks of
Crediton preached a very acceptable
sermon. In the evening the church
was comfortably filled and an excel-
lent sermon was preached by Rev. J, '.
E, J. Millyard, of Hensall. On Mon-
day evening a tea•meeting was held
in the basement of the church when
the ladiee seryed an excellent supper,
sustaining their reputation for amply
providing for a large crowd. After
tea a program was held in the auditor-
ium when addtesses were given by
Revs, E. G. Powell and S. F. Sharp of
towns, and Rev.Mr. Steadman of Elim-
ville. Miss Delight Hobbs gave two
excellent selections on the violin as
did also Mr. R, Phillip on the piano.
Rev. Mr. Steadman sang two solos
and was heartily received. On Tues-
day evening a social was held. The
proceeds amounted of over $200.
Stephen Council
The Council of the • Township .of
Otephen convened in the Town Hall
Crediton on Monday the second 'of
October 1911, All members were
present excepting the late Reeve.
Love -Kellerman -"That Deputy -
reeve Sanders act as reeve until the
vacency, is filled in pursuance to The
Municipal Act." . Carried„ The min-
ute . of the
previ;ous
me
etingwe
re
.
re . and. adopted- t
L ve'Yearly That the clerk forward
the following letter of condolence to.
the widow and family of the late
reeve Samuel Sweitzer" Carried., As
followss i ,
i Crediton Ont. Oct 2nd 1911
To Mrs. S. Sweitzer and family.
It is with deepest sorrow 'and re-
eret that we the council of the Town-
ship of Stephen refer to your sudden
berevement and we wish to assure:
of our sincere sympathy in the
youThe Missess Almena and Lilla Hey -
loss d. and father.
loss of your husband
wood were here from London to at -
It It is hard to lose dear nes after
a time of anxiety and suspenea bat tend the Coward and Watson Wedding
the sorrow is much greater when Mr. Earl Coward of Chatham spent
they are taken as Mr. Swaitzer has last week at his home here.
been in the full vigor of health and Miss Jessie Hamilton spent Sunday
strength. • at the home of Mr. ando-Mrs. Elford.
Yet it will be a consolation (to you.Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and
to know that he was spared a long 114Irs. Jno. }leywood and family on.
and painful suffering. You must; con account of the loss of their sweet
sider of his gain: in that Hevenly
baby girt.
e rtthat Mrs. Del -
We
where all the tnfirmitues of
Glad toreport s D
life are passed away forever. bridge is recovering from her acci-
We believe that it will always be dents
a pleasure for you to recall his ten The following is the report of the
der love. and perfect devotion so frank P er Eaaminatrion held in S. .
and and
in its expression that all c. shores. Belo v are fihe na es
the citizens of the Township of Step-
hen coulu rejoice with you in your or part of the examination.
happiness as they must now and do Tommy Heywood Wesley Heywood
sympathize with you in your sorrow Georle Johns Percy Coward, Vera
God alone can comfort such grief Heywood Lewis Cornish Dia Cornish
as yours 'and that such consolation Hardwick Cornish and Erie Coward
may be yours in full measure is the Coward• 8$6, Inez Creery-547
Fifth clsss total -730
sincere prayer of the council of the Sr. Fourth Class -Total Sr30 Eric
Township of Stephen.Jr. IV -Total 830 Gordon Duncan
Yearly-1%ellerman-That the bond 708 Llo'd Johns,633'
of the fax collector be accep1led and y ; hie Bey-
filed with the clerk Carried. wood 599';David Creery 508; Dia Cor -
Exeter Council
Special meeti4 • of the council was
held ?riday evening the 29th: ins', iu
the Town Hall for the purpose of
striking the rat eof taxation for the
current year. All members were pres-
er t. ,
Levett and Wainer that the rate
of taxes be r2O mills and by-law be
prepared confirming same, Carried,'
Walper and. Rivers that we ask
for tenders for stove and chesnat
coal to he delivered at Town \Hall,
Pump Housc and North End Fire
Hall. The same to be laid down as
required, Carried.
Rivera and Levett that the Com-
missioner be instructed to lay cement
floor in basement of Town Hall lead-
ing up to back of furnace.
Lovett adjournment to Friday ev-
ening October 7th.
T. 13. CAItLING, Clerk
Winchelsea
A very pretty wedding was solemn-
ized at the home of.Mr. and. Mrs.
Thos. Coward of Winchelsea on ;Wed-,
nesday September '27th at 11,30 a, in.
when their only daughter Vera May
was united in the bonds of matri-
mony to. Mr. Nelson Watson, a young
farmer near Kirkton. The nuptial
knot was tied by the Rev. Mr, Stead-
man. and• nearly one hundred guests
assembled to witness the ceremony
While W the Sunshine•choirrendered
selection of music "Keep 18miling"
the bridal party entered and took
their place in front of an arch of ever
green and aterss under which hung
a large bell of dahlias and asters.
The bride was given away by her
father and looked very pretty in 'a
gown of cream duchess satin with
trimmings. She wore a bridal veil
with lilies of the valley in her hair
and carried an exquisite bunch of
cream roses.
Master Percy Coward acted as page
while little Adeliade Jackson of Lon-
don performed the duties of flower
girl After. the ceremony the young
couple received p ave the usual shower o2 eon
gratulations and Miss Helena Routly
sang a solo. Beautiful Garden of
Doses.
When the bride and groom bad
received • ati the goon wisnee ins,
guests were served by a sumptti ous
wedding dinner.
Tile 'bride received many beautiful
and useful presents. The groom's
gift to the bride was a gold watch
and. chain , n ate to the flower girt a.
pearl cresent and to the page a ;p&arl
stick -pin The young couple left at
L p, m. amid showers of rice and con-
fetti en route tor' Toronto.
Their' friends in Winchelsea wish
them a long prosperous and happy
wedded life.
On Monday evening a few• of Miss
Vera Cowards companions in Sunday
School class gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and presented the
.said young4ahiy. ' with, a kitchen show-
er._ She was taken completely by stir
prise and for an hour or so excites,.
went ran high and a noise of tin
heard. A pleasant evening wile spent
and the social cup of tea drunk round
ii1rs. Kerr's hospitable table.
At an early hour the young ladies
dispersed some 'oaf them wishing their
turn would come soon. No names
must ae mentioned but perhaps those
who were the quickest.to light the
candles may be the first to "strike a
match".
Love -Yearly -The 13y -Law No. 184
being a by -Law to amend By -Law No
171 baying becz Ye. as oistet' run., o'
.be passed and signed by the reeve
and clerk and the seal of the corpora-
tion attached 'thereto. Carried. ' •
The following accounts were paid:
Gamage and Sons. Wreath and ex-
press, 810.40; Canadian Express Co„
Express. 40c.; Mrs. Samuel 5 wei t zer,
9 monthseatery of Reeve. $45.00;
Chester Prouty, Gratuity, $25.00;4o
Hoist, Tile (J. Wilson), $3 05;.x9: Hod
gins tie On., Gas account, 51,05; 1'.
Tricbner, Gravel, 40.90; A. fesjard.ine.
Rep. bridges, 3 25; S. Morrison, Rep.
Creek, 8 00; W. Nicholas, Rep. bridge
2 00; Austin Hayter, Rep. bridge, 8 00;
Geo. Lovie, Rep. road 1 50; Richard
Webb, Rep. road, L50; William Gem-
inate Rep. bridge 4 50; Richard Band-
f<oedid,, Commissioner, E. 13.19.00; L.
ltavelle. )Fencing 4.00; J. Lawson,
Palrt Payment ,of contract; Heist's
nish 377; Hardwick Cornish. 363,
Jr, I111 -Total 600. buy the same quality
Viola Bell 527; Willie Prouty 506.
ant
You to
Realize
The Chance
We are
Offering
You to
Secure
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cost, and f o r less
money than you can
Myrtle Washburn 479; Lewis Cornish
377; Gordon Delbridge 853; Alden of cods at anyplace
Creery-315; Vera Heywood 219,;
3r. II Total 470. l , . _ �v _ ..
Mervyn Cam415. Lorena Johns 40'8
Willie Sceriton 404; Francis Heywood
391; Mae Cornich May Heywood 215;
PI'. Class Total 410.
Frank Skinner 351, Bruce. Medd 1843
Gobson Creery 3.40; Frank Routly.
233; Cora Bali 331.;Miria Cornish 830
Joe. Wilson 20X;• Ray Johns 262
Edythe Johns 224; Reggie Delbridge
180. Jessie Hamilton.
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The old sign tha•. has been for so
many years familiar to the traveller
which read, IChiva Hotel13. Cunning-
ham, Prop., came clown last week
bridge $1000,00; David Webb, Cont• Cori a new man will put up a new;
rniesioner 19 00. sign. When the eeuncil of Strphen E TOO LATE
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EFURE YOU
The council adjourned tp meet a-
gain in the Town Hall, Oreditan, do
Monday, the 4th. of December nest at
10a,ni, .
Henry l tlber, Township clerk,
• The marriage took place on Wed-
nesday .Sept 271;4, n,t 'the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Arthur Whittingham, of
Clinton, of their youngest daughter,
saw fit to reduce the number of li-
censes by two, this .Housc was in- ,
eluded. Mr, Cunningham had an alit
Lien sale on the 23rd inst and has al-
ready taken °barge, of the hotel at
llderton, • Mr. Ceeninghain was well
known, his being the only place of
•'+ens, the post office even being
in bis Leese, Mr • en , Mrutiniug-
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