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gL.R.Ty-NINTHL YEAR—No 2063
EXETER, ONT. CANADA, THURSDAY MQR ING, NQV, EM1. R 20th L;91
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JONES
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othing
of Mens, Youths and Boys Fall and Winter
Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats & Odd Pants
Boys
&Youths
0 vercoats
A. fine selection of real
manish Overcoats for the
boys. Cloths and styles
just like the metes coats
All kinds of cloths and the
new styles that are sure
to please any boy that
sees them.
Boys
New
Suits
WE can give you a
choice of 3Oo Boys t oney
Suits mostly bloomer sty-
le. The cloths and styles
are the best that the mak-
ers can produce, Every
boy can get just what he
wants here. $3, $5, $i.
For The
Month of
November
s IS the biggest
Clothing Sale
Ever Held In Exeter and We
Promise ,-Big Bargain for
Everyone. We have Just Op
ened up $ 8,000.00 Worth of
Brand New Up=To.Date Cao.
thing. Specially Bought for
this Sale, It will certainly
pay you to Look Them Over,
No matter what you want or
what price you wish to pay
We have the Goods right here
1Mens New Overcoats
WE have a great selection to show you. The best
in the land are here in all the new Overcoat cloths,
styles and colors. If you want the right thing in ' an
overcoat come right along here. $1o, $ r2, $15 each
2
en's New Odd
Pants -_
0 pair of Odd Pants in all colors from
z to
3
P )NE
ens
New
Suits
400 Brand new Suits
right off the reel from the
biggest factory in Canada,
Every suit' right up to the
minute in style, fit, cloth.
iS, $zo Suits for $f
$E5 " " ro
rz dollar " " b
Youths
New
Suits
`too Youths Bloomers
and Long or Short Pant
Suits, Real nifty suits just
the kind youths are look–
ing for in the new cloths.
12 dollar Suits for g
10 Kd as as 8
C s a.
Men's New Raincoats
WE buy our;Raincoats direct frorn Scotland where
they make the best. We are showing designs of the
best, from the light weight to that real heavy lined
Raincoat. Every garment guaranteed to be satisfactory
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LIBRARY INSTITUTE
The Stratford Library Institute, is
comprised of rersreseatt,atire?s from
every Library in the Counties of
Huron Bruce and Perth.
srepresentedr
I1 a
FI u naai
1Ir, T:. t
Exeter Library at ,the meeting,
-Some thirty delegates attended, The
swat routine of appointment of conn -,'I
rnittes's and sail such kindred avork
eras duly taken up.
Miss Patricia Spereman official cat -
eater department of Toronto took
uta Common Problems in Classifica-
tion" ors Thursday ;rt l p rn, On Fri-
day at 10 p.m, sho introdue-'s1 Cogr-
canon Problems rn Cataloging" Miss.
Sperernan catalogues 'books only on
he Due Decimal system.
3fr, W. R. Nursey gave ase
Scat when our rev.• Carnegie Library
ci$ erected he would have • Miss
perenaan -zss At the Board at Exeter
to have this new systema. introduced
Tres Spero -mans service for tbe e ort;
a m xrtirely paid by the Dent of Edilea
son, `l is ar=aaaaller of Tans <i 14li l;
` aasrer>1,xaas services are not few •a"tdeed
as the number i" Ontario which she
?t to visit no fess than
's l 3rr.nxv
like the rote -r Library
tvoseld lake her wei'l:s to int in Shake
The inspector, qtr. '.W. R. Nursey.
gave s, acral splendid adalreiAes veli
library work '\rr. Nursey #leservel
credit for the 'way ho bas handled
Library '' rohlee!n I fir+ the;
husiasan at these" .(tuts• meet-
The next meefir., ., to be held
the new Carnegie Library 0 VC'al1
lector•,
The officers for the eras -?%lag year
are: President, J. Davis Barnett.
Stratford l Z Rev. A. McNabb. Under-
wood; a Seoy; Miss .Louise Johnston.
Stratford k Execnativr+ vorrnrpittti'i W.
H. Kerr Brussels ; W. E. Sanders
Ethel; Jno. Clancey, Cargill '. J. Mc-
Naught Monckton; H. e. , Huston .
Exeter.
Le In letter train qtr, :\career f:o
the Eet'Iio u 1 lac+ state s. «f «aa-
ld soroxl eir untie' yo f:aaFtiaari s,
yoiRr4Tlf with . the Plans +o(tb' Fer fiam9
Library. r#. would advise fou bow.
eve r -': les theta rra i.1 hes
l?ropoamahatd by
tor dougrnlibrary o..rd
n igbt not he accepted until C
coulee of these are Pled with
partreent of Education.
Locals
tl
+f3
Over Seventy Bodies
Washed Aslhor e at Lake
IE'a'o i
0ve 10 days have posed since
death dealirtg star 7 swept down the
great lakes wrecking Many vesvela
and strewing the shores with the
loo les of dead amen ^ anti th wreck-
.
age of the ships
on Tuesday morning fi-bt "Purr,
bull of Stelxiaen 'first sighted a Bods
which proved to he that cf' James
Glenn, standing telt s: ra.-lit in Pse
water a rha.rter of n mile from shore
stiith his frozen hands and arras rags-
ed onat of the water Prov- that 10)P00
the peside:n.t- along the " shore ba*
doney,'otnor. service neglecting thier
• rk and .egtl rg n-'sm„ their heaalth.
lkj tis dP RT1k- .Cr . t r and the' cold
fc,l s reh. hr .h leas
been kept up c stint o Siy and
time to time 1•1...;s h1.c;v„
cashed pp
rp ao Iil0n4^* ". , dra land.
washed ;,t) o'a tt0 slaora
Itau on °w) of wtrial• r' aiR'RM
ea,
Cearoaaer P. S. CalziPtaa.11
held- an rest osr than' 1
A ` peel:at lookout as '
€or botti.e5. c, her a aa, ala
Stoti
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DAWEIV001)
Mfr. Lawrence 1Qitrich of the 1'«t?.
corrceSsion of Stephen', , r 'aired,;;wit
...:idemv early or, Iort. ,,
y Y:.:+
i ,
of Ibis week. On .abbath last +de,reaa
ed appeared x-iuite hale grad hearty
the afternoon he visited with one
or
Iii n S020 returning home about tour
ri'clock During the everting he waf►
take's with a fainting dolt and f :.i
into the arms of one of his 4aughte616
For some time ho was uncou dole i
hot regained conscipesne=S for about
half on hour when be again: 'bee arra6
unconscious cz`aatil abnot two o'e.laalr,
-Monday ,morning l.et, he ...:seer. d-
i
He was ed ,;ears of age kvit Setperi3_,
her The deceased ,;a.5 a Cor..'- a
lave in taratifmcs and a llOmaix iiattolie
1 in TO/MOO. Ile was 'highly- e nralc,aae<I
' throrsghottt the neaa'lyiIor{hood and in
all his depliragr Vas nil -right and ton-
T or bte and iit*ed n life worthy of ex--
from,
xfrom, an'niF:.-- 11' is =ezarvive.d 13g' his kor"
cert. r r ion wIdolv 8 sons and three, r„aysr>
ltf srtt'A being g- the break in
11111), b.> children are Q 1'cir
F'nrt: I+e r4lafon'i Taco;NTt, K"xrt'
i1
Of ;;.'1f3ie a #S`smt?'.a of '414,-
l e horriestead : William and
e4?hxs.Geo. Fisher near
'Afield. €3f Park-,
.p -
•t rii Step”-
coming
tep-•vial•i g
Wednesday
rctowl at,
r)1
Might 13aw been set from axor e
cl u
fated craft hut no -'.card Tawas
"P,1%;
b Tlt,ewpektrarroe-xdmhiAe:'mtd ? hrifc'a[h'9., tfen
rsy neer=
V R
ori SSaturday leaarna-d. to he the f`.1,iar .
les . Price diver invent, dOWn. cnaa
»ginturday moving and learned liar
r un of tlae sass•»1 tipdie,3 from this
Ecz;at avrro
tied ashore za^ar Vr;and
?l end ivenririg lila' belts of ince Rote'
ran:snit zvhic# ware gaaaxsi orrd ntran.
.at tb' tiraae /IRs -irk halt was
l,,raaaavn trier'.. taT,' 'boil: ;snrrk lc. -tar
inkn” fi#R il"oUrtlaA.
rs'cico aaf nit descritnaous hake
htt'n 'a;a:arlau d aaahas.,d sr red h1' . can
xatd Goodie„ laurrRlra ::t ref raaxat.
AtaaliI n ing thr
14;es as
nuaoe
7
lin clniraard
rieach.
Total IMF
-stem;ated at
000,000 Of these lak
1:M7 9plagtrior 40. 3fic
ianaaa ,
Pa
t
hill €tn L
C tri li ate
r
to rR o Rai
f
i here +cosi
furaer- 1 wa
morning to
»al 1t Car'rueL
raster W'rllie
isted era the proy
an elm
a) veaalrag. 1,Yj
troy,
,i'rcxd ,utas, 0.-' of
ehn Ellis or St Al-tryr aulaal retic -
a* ar tiae G. T. P. .,1i: ctiaam' laid! c atp,r
ate arietlalie from being killRpRl azlnder
eeni ale circumstances on Satorday
r.00ri
414o••- ,F o'clock' while dor
onao) chorea around fihfk baarn he
ttruek in the wave with a stray
t
which pierced his left Cheek.
titration proved
r ra proed
that 'LW()o boys
lJoinerfarm
re:
ianitrllin fire,•.. 1f)r Braise
vns cal., d to dress the wound
unable- to lceate the haillett legit
not rant:Q:,,.iEe arq seem:* r
unless blood poisoning sets iu
wa
lFi Tillie Yaeger was homes froaaila bulk
;r St. Marys oven Sunday.
Miss Carrie Dyer ( is vias r18ar. iv't
\rd a Berlin
Mrs, ,G. Cochrane of Berlin.'
xiTiv Edith Moncur spent a coulalc,
ii dakys in London this week.
:1r Frank Anderson of Tilson-
burg is visiting Its brother George.
six weck? until Santa Clans
ae here. Will y`ou be ready for
. aa.
will
Mrs, E. A. Brown. ole i six Craig
visite .l Mrs, S. Quance on Thum -day
last.
111, Gerald Hurdon, ledrt 'Monday
4wtil ng for 1lutfa.lo where he 'has
taken a position.
The Main Street Methodist ehtarch
will hold their annual congregational
tea on 3tonday evetait:,t_•, text.
Nr. and Mrs, Chas. Lindenfield at-
tended the funeral of Mr. Lawrence
Deitrich of Stephen on 'Wednesday.
The clerks and milliners from 3.
A. Stewarts :More drove to Kippen
_Monday evening and attended the
fowl supper.
W. W. Taman has rented Mr,
Wes. Snell's brick residence on Train
street lately vacated by Mr,. H. H.
Moe.
Miss Helen Brown left on ocday
for Toronto where she has been en-`
aged as surgical ...supervisor in Wel-
lesley hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. T. H. McCallum re-,
turned to town nn Saturday last Mrs
McCallum has spent, the last .six
weeks in Toronto.
Mrs J. Hind is laid up with poison.
ivy and during the past week has
suffered a great deal. She is im-
Proving somewhat at present
Mil, A. II. 1)insmore of St Marys in
remitting for his auction sale ad.
which appeared in'the Times said he
Das well saiti,sfied with the adver-
tisement.
Right Rev, David Williams. _'D. I).
Mishap of Il,xrov, will conduct a cqn-
firmatiot class im the Trivitt .Mem-
orial church or 'Sunday mornir.g nest
-Ltd at 'Hensall in the acterr_oon.
Mr, John 1\'eish will hold. an auc-
tion soma his farm stock and imple-
ments, on Lot 24 cances;ioc 11.1:3 -
borne ,on Wednesday Nov,Brd at oce
o'clock sharp Watch for,;f ill partic-
ulars nest week.
_Mrs, L. K. johns and Ilius A'nr_ is
Acord of Eliinviale are atrWelcome
this .week attend,frig the marriage of
Irs. Johns ,:on 'Wesley r: to Nliss.
111.be. Bosnell of that place w:hich.
took place cu Wednesday , at high'
noon.
Mr. Ir. Albert Powe11, a former resi-
dent of Exeter recently passed atv<ay
t
Via 1 nme in Lapeer i Mich.i at the
age o1 10 years Ma, Powell was at
ono -time cinplo3ed by the kite Tames
Packard Re is survived by hi- wife,
and two sons.
Mr- M. K. Dyer a nil Armenian ad-
dressed the cor.gregation ' of James
.:sect Illetnodisi; church last Sabbath
rear nii g a r.d the Sabbai:h oho o1 ir_
-the .afternoon: _lL- Dyer .w i11 give
a lecture ,n the chaueh his (Thier-
dayl evening,- 80 th,e'Baltar_;titar;
Tae. Ladies Guild of Trivitt lifem-
trial' church'' will hold their., as tial'
ha alar in the C p in fious :'"on fhe
fast Friday in i .December. -There
--111;be aitor1005 iea and safe or
iro.rl; Admission ibc. In 'the cven-
g_.rbore !\•-ill 17e . .i '111.111. o,nd_sale.
al ai ark •iso ..i.ilz:a s;ou :25 Hent i;.
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WARNING
Why wait untu the wee!:
before h.rstnlas fair your Xmas.
photographs. Every day puts
some other one ahead of you and,;
you have to wait
m= &&union
Never put off till to morrow
what you can do today" a Xmas
gift, a frame picture, We have it
for you.
Phone 59
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JOS. SENIOR
40 0
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st, Arrrlrew'
4lraiti uii
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A`MY WINTER +
y ea so rtrluucfi
arm Wearit-g
Apparel
is Needed
Carus here an- eee what
Your Money wilt l'uy..
WE have the brgrest stoat
of Rubbers we ever bad, our
prices are a little tower than
the ,rest':.
Underwear in big sir ct;y
doz. Indies fl+annette night:-'
towns: We. eaacn. b doz. wens
easy Sweater coats 70c each.
Gloves, suite, hosiery, sweat -
ors eta:. nil at saving precise.
Our Overcoats and .Suits
are Winners.
Tile Exeter Bnrnin 8lore
O. W. . BEAtES
Eli CL "1"
FOR MEN AND YOUNG ',1EN
i
OVERCOATS
Shawl Collars
Belted Backs
OVERCOATS
Churchill
Beaver
iaiMom
from 10 to 20 Dollars
SUITS
Tailored to Measure
the true
PRO EICE
CL4OTH_E3
—from -
8 to 30 Dollars
$ s.00
AltmateIVEZIAncenakiAemsetttl
a shape
oma
HATCOLLARS .
Soft Hats, i ,.See our new arrow
altogether DIFFERENT ' 1 collars in all the new
"
f'roaa the past with .GU rarest sti.P ,s DOW
velvet bands. for fcr 25 cents.
i
A T E O S
it OM ONE DOLLAR TO Ft)i-R AND h I1 LF
A Special at Fonar Dollars.
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