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MILLINERY
Of course every woman is interest.
ed in knowing what tenant' in Millinery
for Fall 1911. Ooxue here: and you'll
find us very glad to ,]blow you„ Every
woman that takespride in her appear -
=CO should see our Fail. Display.
Ladies Coats
We are wonderfully pleased with
our showing of Girls and ladies Coats
this Fall. Our Garments have a dis-
tinction in style of which the wearer
might well feel proud. The Childrens.
Coats are exceptionally pretty this
season.
Ask for Catalogue
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POWELL'S I3AZAAR
PHONE 55
We Must have Room for Our
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Bence a Big
WEEKS
REDUCTION SALE
IN ALL DRANITwARE
AND CHINAWARE
Bring Your Friends and Get et First
Choices
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* Lawyers in Majority -Lawyers as
*' usual, will be far more numerous in
♦• otherstV vocation.. Parliament
tin.. Arhan men of review of any
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returned shelve the legal'..
4 professhion to have 15 representa-
e tines. There are,'36 formers, ,132 tner-
4 chants, 21 doctors, 17 manufectur-
z* ers, 10 lunigermen, 8 newspap:'rrnen 7
notaires, 2 canners, 1 law student, 1
druggist, 1 labor many and 1 real es-
tate to a enh,
1 livestoek
exporter, 1
licensed victualler, and lion, George
P. Foster, Who is difficult to classify
There are three stock brokers elcat-
=il for four seats. Bodolph Forget
hs been elected for two of them..
Market 1t.eltort4,--T,4e followdatg its:
t.ha te,'ort u, ,Lxe+c,+r markets eor-
rested up to October;
Wheat st.rndatrd 65e.
(tats' 4:0 eine,
Barley 00 to 'IO cents,
Buckwheat 50 oettts
Peas 70 to8Q cents,
Bra ti
3I or is $.25,00
Model flour 2, 150
Feed Flo .r 1.50
Batter 20 cents.
Eggs 22 cents.
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Potatoes 75 cents,
Hogs live $0. 40.
Choice export steers .6.25 to 6.50
Medium export steers 9.00 to 6,15
Choice export heifers 5.90 to 6 00
Medium epxort heifers 5.75 to 5.65
Choice b..teher cow 4.75
to 5.00
Common COWS 3,50 to 4,00
Choice lambs 5.50 to 5.7:+.
Choice sheep 4.00 to 4.50.
heavy sheep 3.00 to 150
Poultry
We will pry till advised the follow-
ing for Pantie y he tt•xde..
Chicken alive 10c', dry picked I2u'
Hens . Su, e 00c,
Roosters " (h+.'+ 00c.
Turkeys '" 12,•140
Ducks " 00e'," llc
Otte cent per pound I. a,. in en ch case
for cash,
Watch this ep.ue every week for
prices,
Jones & ay
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Mr. S .G; Bawden was in London
Monday.
Mrs. Powell is having a telephone
placed in her house.
Mr. E. Rowcliffc is moving into.
Mr. A. Cottle's residence on Ann
street.
The tax rate for Goderich for 1911
has been fixed et twenty-six and a
half mills.
Miss Stella Bisdon, of St. Thomas
visited. with Mr. and Mrs. W. <. .Lea-
man the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Geo. Parker, of London, is in
attendance upon her mother, Mrs,
Piper, who is ill at her home on Ann
street.
Miss Hastings, of Croswell, who
visited for several days with Mr. and
Mrs. A1. Hastings returned home Sat-
urday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunsford; who
have been visiting relatives in town
returned to their home in Marlette,
Mich., on Tuedsay.
Mr. Luther Penhale and bride ar-
rived home Saturday after .a short
honeymoon trip aiid have taken np
'their residence on Andrew street.
Mrs. Southcott is expected home
on Friday of this week after five
months treatment at "Homewood"
Sanitorium at Guelph. She is much
improved in health.
On .Monday the Jackson Mfg. Qo.
changed their hours for work. They
now go to work at eight o'clock and
stop at six instead of seven and five
as they have during the summer.
Mack Vincent, Entertainer-, Miss
Jean terelker, Elocutionist, of Londnn
and R Phillips, A. L. C. M., and other
talent will furnish a rare treat in the
Opera House, Exeter, Monday Oct. 16.
Messrs. W. G. Medd and Joshua
Johns, of Elimville, will conduct the
services at the Methodist church,
Crediton, on Sunday next, in the ab-
sence of the pastor, Rev. R. Hicks
who is holidaying an Toronto.
The annual convention of the W.
C. T. TT. for Huron County will be
held in the Temperance Hall. God -
Crich on Oct 10 and 11th and will be
attended by delegates from all a ver
the county. At the public meeting
on the evening of the 10th Rev. Mr.
Dewy of London will be the speaker
Exeter Old 13oy Successful -Mr. T
B. Hooper, formerly of. Exeter, and
nephew of Mr. and Mrs, W, G. Bis-
sett, and who has been studyin; law
in .Regina, Sask., is to be congratr-
Iated passing first in his final 1:, w
exams and is being awarded the gold
medal by the Law Society. of Regina`
He has made a good start and we
hope he may always continue to be
a top-.noclter.
Mr. and Mrs__.,,)� George Hockey, of
Brantford, mo6ed their household ef-
fects from Brantford on Saturday
last and have Laken up their resi-
dence in Mr. Bissett's house on 'Wil-
liam street. Mr, Hockey has resum-
ed his o d
position in W.
J Ilea-
man's hardware store. Mrs. t4..
Sheere who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. hockey in flrantford dur-
ing the past month returned home
with
theme
hick's Forecasts --A regular storm
eriod
T is at its center, wiith full moon
on the equator, on the 7th This Is one
of the most decided storm periods of
this month Violent disturbances
should be watched against, both in
the Jake and gulf regions. Rain
wind and thunder will visit most
parts bf the interuior during Ithis
period. From the 4 th to the 11th,
central on the 7th, onstitwtecs 'a.
grave seismic period. Snow northard.
arising barometer and much colder
will wind up this period,
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Miss Al'vt, Meek, itas been eu the
sick list,
The Jewesh New Yea r was on. Mon-
day Oct, 2zzt ;
S. Polalestone, of Blyth, was
in town Monday.
Mr. 1+`. Boyle was in London W'ed-
nesday on business,
Messrs, J, ,Mayes and l', 17. Boyle
of London, spent Friday in town,
Kiss Laura Hobbs apent Thursday
and ,friday of last week visiting in
Londq.
Mr, and Mrs, A, Dow visited in.
$t, Marys on Thursday and Friday of
last week.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Gast and child-
ren of Sarnia, are visiting with, re1-
. tzv'es in towers.
Mr. A. Yost of Toronto, visited, .Dr
G. 1+. and Mrs, Rculston for several
days during the past week,
.Miss Edna ,Bissett left Tuesday for
Strathroy where she will visit beer
brother lsaae for an indefinite tiute.
Mrs. Thomas, of Hamilton, has ret-
urned home after visiting for a few
days with Mr,. and Mrs, leasterbrook,
Rev. S. F. Sharp is in Toronto
this week attending the lieumeuieal
Conference of the Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs. T. G. klandford of
Palmyra, Wisconsin, are visiting the
forme r's
parent's Mr. and Mrs, 5.
Mrs. 3. MoTav:six and little daugh-
ter, Isabella, of ehakespeare, are
visiting Mrs. Mc'Tavish's parents.
Reeve John ana Mrs. Taylor.
Friday will be Wield Day for the
l:ligh School scholars. There will be
spurts and games also a bazicluet and
program in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Haryr Rowe and 1
tle daughter Mildred, and Mr. a
Mrs. oJhjrt Rowe left last week
visit in Brantford and Idamllton.
Messers Geo. Knight of f tdert
and Charles Knight, of St. Thom
spent Sunday visiting their moth
Mrs. Chas. Knight who is very low.
Sick headache is caused by disord-
ered stomach Take Chamberlain's
Tablets and correct that and the head
aches will disappear . For sal. by all
dealers. I
Miss Lizzie Penhale, of Vancouver
13, C., arrived here on Saturday morn
lag to visit her brother, Mr. Wm.
Bethele. Miss Penhale is one of a
party who have been touring around
the world
The dance which was held in Mc-
Donnell's
Mali last Friday evening
was a success. The Tony Vita Or-
chestra, of London provided the mus-
ic. During the evening refreshments
were served.
Messrs Garnet and Clarence Hey-
wood left Monday morning for Inger-
soll where they have been engaged to
paint and decorate several houses.
The boys are gaining an enviable
reputation as decorators, -
Mr. Ed, trowel' who has spent the
summer visiting in town and at
Grand Bend left last Thursday in his
auto for Detroit. He was accompan-
pied there by Messars W. May and W
W. Taman who spene several days in
the city. , :.
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Our Seven Colleges have been. *
established during the past 00
onlyears. The largest trainers ,in +€'
as, ,'fig, Canada. Owing to our connec *
ex, tion till over Ontario. we do 4.
4 better for our graduates than 4.
Band Instruments Here --The Band
instruments that had been sent to
Toronto - for repairs arrived back on
Monday. .The instruments will be
distributeamong the boys and prac-
tice will commence sometime during
the coming week.
J. W. Copeland, of Dayton Ohio,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough' Remedy for his boy who had a
cold and before the bottle was all
used the boy's cold was gone. Is that
not better than to pay a five dollar
doctor's bill? For sale by all dealers
Fire !, Fire I, -Mr. Ilalstead will be
here another week in the renovat-
ing of feather bedl§' and pillows.
liewishes tabes any person or persons rubel
have such will avail themselves of
the privilege of fetching them in.
lie will not be here any more. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Kirkton Fair will be held on Thurs
.lay and Friday of this week. Liber-
al prizes ane big attractions nave
been prepared, The Maxwell Maple
Leaf Band," of St. Marys have been
engaged for the second -day. Other
attractions will be speeding in the
ring, ladies hitching contest, • lady
drivers, school drill competition and
foot races. •
A week in Exeter -Mr. W. L. Clark
who has had a wide experience in
dealing with. young people especially
boys and young men, will hold a.
week of special services in the Meth-
odist churches of town beginning
est Sunday morning in the Main sr,
ch ireh. At 3.30 p. mi. he will address
a electing, for men only in James at.
church and will address a meeting
in James street in the evening. The
services will be continued during the
week.
Better Fishing in the Aux Sable --
another consignment of fish has
been placed in the Aux Sable river
at Ailsa Craig, They were received
from
the Government hatcheries,
New Castle. This time it was two
cans of smell mouthed bass. They
arrived on Friday last accompanied
by. A. W. McLeod, of Government
fisheries department. TThey were
taken down
to the e river a o0
c inlanied
b
y a t w
e enthusiastic anglers. With
the assistance of T. Stephenson, sec-
retary of the Angler's Association,
Mr. 'McLeod consigned them to their
new home. The last consignment
re-
ceived was.0
one O 4i
f .60 ,000
is •
xal
fry. The anglers are begientn.kc.y to
feel that there will be goof fishing
In the river again.
The apples crop for which this sec-
tion, has always had an enviable rep-
utation, is not a very good one again
this year. The crop is an improve-
ment on last year but still there will
be very few barrels for export. Thal
Nation Land Fruit and Packing Cotzi-
pakty, 'which began operations izt th's
art
of O
P ntar'o
t last s spring', ]tn
,and
p g, has
under lease from the farmers from
this distrtct to above lC'.ncardine,
orchards containing. 13,400,,, trees, hes
not had a profitable tear. ;Fortun-
ately they are a -wealthy eoneirn,
having a capital of $1.500,000, so arm
stand an off year. having-. Cull confi-
deuce that the orehards of this sec-
tion will again return to thole' old
time productiveness, th:' Company
intends increasing the number. Of or-
chards they have ' under lease, and
earring on the pruning etc,
„ any other school, You. may ',1;study at home or party at
home and finish at the college.
Affiliated with the Commercial 4'
Educators' Association of Can-
ada. It wouldbe well for you
+ to investigate before choosing. 'g'
* Exclusive right for Ontario of *
+ the world-famous Bliss Book- •I+
+ keeping System, - which is stn- ,'g,,
equalled. It is Actual Business 4.,
from Start to Finish, and the +
student keeps same books as 4
: Chartered Banks and Whole-
* sale Houses. Enter any timet *'g'
* Individual Instruction. +''
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Dental Offices Closed.
Kindly take notice Teat my office
is closed .very Wednesday afternoon.
DR. LIOULS.TON.,
CLOSIN° NOTICE
Please remember that my Dental
Office is closed ever Wednesday after-
noon. -Dn. KINSMAN
Miss Edna Brook is visiting in
Chatham,
Miss U. Grigg is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Taylor, of Zion,
Miss Mabel Walters, of London, vis-
ited at her home here on Tues'iay'
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Follick are vis-
iting for a few days at Grand Bend.
Mr. Will Westaway, of Montreal
visited Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ford on
Saturday and Sul day last.
Mrs. R. R. Rodgers is in Chicago
making preparations to move their,
household effects to Toronto.
Miss Olive Quance accompanied by
two friends, Miss Park and ° Miss
Dorman, of Ailsa Craig, visited ' in
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townMonday evening.
Reseeved seat at Oole'e drug tore Saturday O t, sale
for Entertatuwent to to held in Opera.
House, Oct. 16th. Prices, 15, 25 and
reserved seats, 85 cents.
Laid to Rest. -The funeral of the
late Charlotte Louise McFtills, be-
loved wife of Mx I. R. Bissett, of
Strathroy, reference to the death of
whom was made last week, .was held
from the Exeter Depot on Thursday
morning last. Among those who
were present at the funeral were Mr,'
and Mrs. R. McFalls and son Stanley
of London; Mr. and Mrs. S. 1Q: Mul-
cahy son, o of
Stratford; Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. ,MeFalls, of Detroit, and
hir. and Mrs,' ]ld. Irwin of Norwich,
Rev. D. W. Collins, of town, officiat-
ed. The floral tributes were very
beautiful and bespeak the sincere
sympathy Y 0
f many relatives iv
es
and
friends. The I. O, F. of which the
deceased WAS a member, turned out
in a body.
A. Pioneer of Usborne Passes -On
Tuesday of this week the ren+ains of
the
late
Mrs,Davidzl
oned
' the evening
gtr'ain and were taken
to the home of Me, and Mrs. John $ell
the funeral being conducted from!
there on Wednesday morning to the
Kirkton Stone Church Cemetery, The
deceased was one of the early settlers
of .Ftxllarton, l++tet moving to Unborn •
and living at Intekton. She was born
at KR/archon. Scotland on May 5th,
1882, her maiden name being Mary
1Jodgert. •In 1832 she came to 0anad,,
w'
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parents,
seal'
p to in
the co
Lanark. Early g un•
to laytrried
id
al, re ands they Was
eatnar-
ried 'only about five years when Mr.
II Lillie trod, leaving her . with foot,
stn++il children, three of whom have
sine„ died. About 1853 the deceased
Moved to Fellarton later to Usborne,
where she lived for a number of years,
when. she Left to make her home with
her daughter Mrs. Pickering, of New-
bury, who is the only one of the faint-
ly surviving* Mr. and Mrs. Pickering
and eon aeectmpan ied the corpse Lyme,
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EXETER
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And we are prepared to show you
Dress Goods in all Wool Venetian, Otto,_a.
man Cords, Poplin, Serges, Plaids etc.
Sweater Coats
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White, Red, Brown
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a to $4,50 also for child
' ren from 50c to 85c.
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We have a few
Sweater Coats for men
at only $1.25 in trey
and Navy Blue.
Wool Shawls
Some fine wool
shawls in plain White,
Grey, Red, Black and
colored from 65c. to
$3.00 also some heavy
Grey shawls at $3.00.
Young Men
If you want a nice
neat soft Felt Hat in *
Grey, Brown and
Green just come inapt]
let us have the pleas-
are of showing them
to you.
ISt+nf ie1ds Underwear 1
* This is the only Unshrinkacle Underwear that
* Ladies and Gents should wf:.r. We have the Ladies
in all sizes, Prices from 75c to $1.,15 and Gents in
2 Red and Blue Labels, Prices from $1.25 to $1.75 a
garment.
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Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons,
Cold Meat Forks, Cake Forks
Soup Spoons, Pie Knives,
Pearl -handled Butter Knives,
.Knives and Forks,
Fieh Servers, Carving $eta, I
DON'T BE
ALARMED
Sleep late in the morning.
Enjoy the luxury of waking
up whenever you feel like it
1f you can, but if you can't
better get one of our
Clocks,
Watches
Diamonds, Cut
Glass, Silver=
ware, Pins, Etc.
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