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startmut, is becoming better
ec.tuip1)e i very ,lay t,o iueet your needs.
�a Ill glad th ewest lythe and the most
o.d: to Styles at this store. No two Coats
Select your New Coat NOW,,
S'v 'E +.:Ti;r COTS
Far every toetuttrrorl'the fanitly
i viirietlr cif cotrir 4 at,Ut7, we,ices
in the best Prices
ieh sof cell.
MENS FELT' HAI;
Vine fall hat is lucre,
fine English and America,
made in the New i~szU S
Priced at $2 and $2,23.
Market .deport—The following 1.5
the report of the Exeter market
rc etet up 'to, 24th;.
Wheat ;1,00 "to $1,10
Oats 45
13a:rley 60 to 62.
Buckwheat 50 to 60
Fleas" 90,,
Low Grade Floor $1.70.
Shorts ec',27.
Bran 1126,
1*lour 3 25.
Eggs 24 and 2,5 cents,
antler 22 and 24 ceras
Creamery Butter 30-
C eleker; 10
Roosters tic.
Ducks 9e
Turkeys dressed Igo.
Dried apples 4e,
Potatoes 60 to 70.
Hogs, S, 80,
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Wednt"day eras the .first day
:fon,s :G May are paste, 4e- per 1
for dried apples,
tier. "6b rru, 'S :tt' vistaed h;s, da r ah.-
Lore-1otT. last week`
Mr G. co4hrane of Berlin, is visit
of �. er1 ir, Wm. Leavitt,
Mrs, Wm. IE'awden is spertcirug : tt
rnoath , is',t eg %t Gcderitell
M» ' rry 'aS.ea z 1 f,"1" Sattnrday to
kart a. 4 Ch.; t mHeeireess College,
tts. tV m, i lkvs<ll has. re +rated aIA
for over a week in I o f
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J. >•?. 6lclao+Y.xlri ,hunts : i. vv'i
3-.. rsxa Friday ;errerreon oa alt
5lis" l', 3tetl,se, tat 1`+ t:igham,
''at- i: sh,. v.eek end with .Miss Jaz.t
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3Z: ,f,'^six Creech lasts returned
Nott:., ;crier visiting for a few day's'
to ."Lotldtpc.,..
Mr, L. Jones of St, Thomas, viist >d
with relatives in town the forepart
oil tho week,
)1s'$srs Fred and Clive
ri visitIn +^ their parc's.,a',
tit parsonage.
gas Lilian Bails oil London is
reOs. Mr, at,Mrs.'.
:5 l e ter North.
)1cAilator'
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Torotnt
Buyers to share in Profits
Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Effective from August 1, 1914, to August 1, 1915; and
guaranteed against seduction durirg that time.
Touring Car $ :i90
Runabout .... 5l0
Town 0,1r• . 840
In the Dominion of Canada only
FilITIlEit we .will headlatoobtain the maximum efficiency in our
factory production, and•the minimum east in our purenasizur and sales
departments IF we can reach an output of 30,000 ears between the
adore elates
AND should we reach this production we agree to pay. as the buyer's
shares. from $40 to fi60 per ear (on or about August, 1, 1915) to every re-
tail ban er who pnrebases a new Pox(' ear between August 3, 1914, and
August 1, 1915.
For further particulars regarding; these low prices and profit-sharing
plan, ate the nearest Ford Branch or Derier.
FORD I1OTOR COMPANY
OF CANADA, LIMITED
FORD ONTARIO
Farm for Sale
LOT 7 CON. 1. STEPHEN
Tees property of the late: Thoma+
reshcry
Rrirk louse, bank barin and frame
h': n.' 3 good 'Wells, windmill, gocd
r>r�b lin s bout 8 acres of good 1 d -
wood, bush containing- about x00 eu-
gar maple, trees. Soil ;lay loam, well
drained and fenced. Farm in
good state ;of cultivation, one half
mile from Centralia''Staatidn.
'Possession can be given to suit
Purchaser.
For terms and particulars apply to
Geo,. G. Essery Gladman'&Stanbary
Centralia 13arleters Exeter
Farm for Sale
1G acres of grass land, a v. 1-2 lot 9
eonctsston 10 Tow, ship of Hibbert.
abundance of water suppited by good
steel windtnil1 Apply to John Leary
Crotnarty for particulars
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FAR11i FOR SALE '
106 acres on the Sauble concession
Lot 5, Township of Stephen, county
Of Huron; 1,1-4 miles from Grand
Bend. Ont. Offers 'received' at Wi.ni
n`,peg Ma!n.,, Box, 1191; Glias, be;;'
c iorisia e204tp
!TO RENT
At Whalen„ store and dwelling
house 3-4 acres df! land a frame Stable
For Mull particalars apply to Geo: H.
Milison, R. R. No. 1..GranftonR=.B-4(;
House
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Comfortable frame
house with stable &
lots of land, cen-
trally located.' A
Bargain; apply
Gladman
Stanbury
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SCRANTON COAL
Egg, Stoves Che trout
THE BEST COAL
iLL'Rn«fiuflEleimaled
� ltiver'ed Promptly
evett
'Miss 1✓rlliaa Voyle of London was
home, over the week and,
Mr, AI, ir. Doyle ishipped a load, of
hors's to Tnrdq'tQ da 7'vesday'
The l air`ktott° Fall fair will be held
ort Tbnrsdacv and Friday of this week'
airs, S. Martin has •returned ;home
after visaing with relatives in Dor-
chester.
Mr, Harry Sweet returned to
London Saturday- after holidaying at
hishome here.
3Ir, Thos. ])Iay is esriously ill at
the (home of his son: Mr; Jos. Mary,
London Road south.
Miss Edna, Folhek returned home
last week after visiting far a few
seeks in Teesevvater. t
1rean-d Mrs, A. Hooper of the Lake
.Road, visited 'their solo Fred at Jai
gersolt tor a few ,days, last week.
11r, Eerie 1i3riekwood of N -ragas,
Falls, visited his Barents Mr, arid"
Airs, 3, 13, Bri+el wgod derzag the
past week.
Ca nzpbeil—Russell-;:The home of 3Li
Ur Thomas, Russell ,St, Marys former
13' of .Exeter was the scene. of a
wedding on 'Sept 9ath pf Ens -
sell 13. A, and. Roy L. Campbell 13. A'.
13. Sc. F., editor of the Canadian Poly
and paper 3tagaatne 3lortreal azid.
son of Mr, and Mrs, A. C. O:tnlparell
of Ottawa, The ceremony was con-
darted by Rev, Ii, ,Fav+•lie of;,0o1lirrg_
oocl, .attielte of the bi~ide who wore
ream eh,arneeaase watt 1rimntinga ri>F
lace arid Pearls and ?Tulle. caps With
orapgo blossoms .land pearls. 31LeS
ressle IT, 134sselt was gpvvsuted ip. Trade
Nue charmeose with triMtalasgs oak
lave, Mr,„ Gordon k3ols 23, A. Win. -
pip eg wan "groQA? pla.ti Mr, "ar d lallt^s,
staoliell "hayo loft for tis east,
FURNITURE U1 41L'ER
Ffl vii R ,. DIREOT OR
AND ENHA,l ?d&l;M
cat rz " t,, I xetet-
hone 74 a,
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vMattitag ;tor rtvo vtc°ots
<l 13ovtanahville
lam;ab l', gr;'•'alae Aor,
riiltoa, rte- visirir e with 'her rear--
It;'s, anti Mr, Simcon tdstrupa'P..
C.r't•nlvood` nod fam9b'
clic»Il, motored over and spent
r c1 t with Mr, TOT, `1.i.hnptoa.
Mr. and Mr., T,3, S, Gosnell or, won,
;feta, znn;ored tap on Friday r, rid .s.,1 >»tl,
lay. day's at Jatnts:Street parsonage
lar, ll., F `Ila sto,t is In Ottawa at
nd;n t;lar t-et,s;ons of the gentYai
atferetlee of the Methodist church.
1Ir, Milo Snell will hold an :notion
soh' of h;s farm, stoelt and ample••;
rnrortt:t on Oetob;r 20th; Particulars
later
lir., A, L. llartdford, of Renfrew.
txtme up Saturday and was accornpan
led home by hes daughter L:111an on
4oatda .
lar, +rhos, Scldon accompanied by
M. and \Ixs, T. E. Ilandford nt,d
Ills, Labelle, of ]ngcreoll, motored;
uli and spit nt: fair Day in town.
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Alice Handford of town and
1liss cdtord returned last
Saturday after an extended visit with :Porch'lor Sale --A neat porch in
1t,lit;v,S ae pi.lmyra..W.s.;Ind ett.ot good repair, and recently painted
4r, Samuel Skinrer, courcxllar of
1-sboree Tp was taker. suddenly ill
last s.•eck aad is in a very serious.
condition, IlLs 'maty friends will hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mrs, J. Stewart Sr, has returned.
home after visiting for a month with.
bar grandson Ed, of. Locdon, Mt
Will Stewart of Detro:t visited with
her in Lotpdor for a few days.
Bev; John hale, of 'Wardsville, 'will
onduct the,
ry �..rr.Yviin Trivitti Mem-
orial
orial church next Sabbath. The pas-
tor Rev, 1J. W. Collins, will conduct
Harvest Thanksgiving services at
Warenv ille.
Mrs. R. Fansor. and LWo children
who have spent the summer it, the
west, and hiss Clare Rooke of Cal-
gary Alta., arrived in town. or: Mon-
day evening and are visiting with I1r..
and Mrs, F, Durdle.
Mr. and Mrs ,• Sam, Iiielland and
three children of Vancouver, after a
trip abroad, are visiting .svith Mr, and
Mrs, Wm. Baker and other relatives,
in this neighborhood.: Mr, Kellaud
and family had difficulty in securiag
passage home.
Mr, W. J. Smith who has spent the
summer at the home of his• parents
London -Road South ihas taken a posi-
t -Ion as Superintendent of ,the Knaipr
Shoe, Co., of Buffalo, 'N. Y. firs.
Smith cad little. daughter Hazel will
join him +.ext week. Saccess Bill.
Mrs, Jas, Westcort and daughter 1'.a
who have been on arr extended visit
with elle ' former's daughter Mrs, Rd.
Coates and other relatives in thie
neighborhood were called to Win-
nipeg on Aiocday owing to 'the serious
illness of. Airs, 'Westcott's granddaagh
ter, Edna Ferguson.
Drill ncght for t!he boys Who are
training Lor home defeeee has been
changed from Thursday to Friday
evenicgs. ,The skating rink has been
secured for Friday evenlogs, and this
v 11 ensure drilling regardless of
Lhe weather. Seven o'clock is the
hour for starting.
rip lets 'ref Gor + l t N
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mng lorr f.lh
Taroatfa, visit
ip . t th
cts 10 c 15ct --- and — 5 cis
Important
News
We have just received our last shipment of
toys of Xmas, Thus this Xmas we will show
a still larger assortment at very low prices..
Don't be in a bulgy, youll get served. Watch
for special WindQW displays. Come in often
and look around, you're welcome, Special
day Sale,
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Horses Wanted--.Itpnptraitts Arid or
tillr'ry horses ,v{cnn'd It Doyle' 9ta-
tile in, Lxeter. bone Wednesday's
and Satiyrday's,
Mr, 'S, 0, Jones of Ayr, formerly
of
the Bank of Commerce staff in
tipsvn spent the past week ;here vis�-
itzrig with ,friends.
3SamWay Oetobt'r 12th has been fix-
ed for T.hanksgiving clay. The day`
%tas first fixed for Thursday Oct, Sth.
twat was later charged to lfondaty
lfr, iit.eDiarmzd of Toronto occupied.
Elio pulpit in ,Caches Street pleural/
last Sabbath in the interests or the
Doulin;bn Ailiclrce. .Collection and.
5libseriptions were taken,
1Ir, T, O. 'Southeoitt and bride sir-:
,riv“d home from their wedding trip
this week, They arrived in town lt,et
rl'hursda3• evening and spent the .re-.
nrainder of the week at. Grand Bend/
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Rev. W. G. 11, 1rcAlisler left Una 1
:week to attend the: Gei,eral Coder
once of the Methodist church field at
Ottawa, Next Sabbath (Rev:. ;11r.
Barnard of El;mvtlie will occupy the
pulpit of James Street church and tLe >t
following Sunday .Rev. G, 'W. linker of
Woodham will preach.
Annauncemeee ciswhere in this, Ls -
'sue tells how to get a handsome, gold
Watel Free. This is someth`ng-entire
ly different from the average free
offer since Regina Watches are Hieon William Street Exeter, Good sit-
highest grade and ore sold only at uation, Price ,1.825.00 A. snap
reputable jewellers. Read the ,ad. Also ,Premier separators, $45.00
vertisemcnt land keep from guess:ng
t;f,you can. -
Don't forget Ktrkton Fall Fan' on
Tfiars,dwy and Fridl1yg l r!''i/ wl't%
will sell cheap. L. 0. Micinn+.
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Men and women wanted everywhere
to work in their own home V20 week
ly for a few hours work Supplies fur-
nished free, Experience ncnecessary
The to -operative Union Windsor.
Ont.
.FOR SALE
As I am leaving about the 1st of
October T offer for sale, one Art
Garland neater with oven, nearlg
new and one Bucks Brilliatt, Cook
stove, for wood, in good repair apply
to Thos Durdle, Winchelsea.
Notice To A agistratee Eto.-The On
tarlo T3.tatutes tor 1.9+4 have been re-
ceived for . distribution to Magistra-
tes and others entitled thereto and
may be obtained on application to
the office of the undersigned Court,
[louse, Goderich. •
C. SEAGER
Clerk of the' retic„
Goderich, Sept, 9th : 1014.
CANNING CORN
Farmers growing corn for the Can-
ning factory will kindly bring a
sample cob to the factory when they
will be ,advised when to dci.ver same
Exeter Canning Co.
All kinds of woodworking, repair..
ing and paiulting neatly and quickly
done at a reasonable price at Russells
Blacksmith shop.
HOUSE FOR SALE
ONE 011 ',THE' MOST, DES1,RABL
1:110US ES IN EXETER:
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We offer- for sale, on, - reasonable
ernis the residence of the late W^m.
Drew, stn the collnier- of Fluron zed
most conveniently located ire one of
the finest'resideneal sections of Exe-
ter, The house is 'substan'tially built
of white 'brick •and. , rS int ' first-class,
condition. For terms apply to Mrs,
Robert Knight on'the premises- to A.
Hastings. or to, Dickson & Carling.
FOR SALT
Eight Roomed, brick ven::ered house
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Apply to 1V. M. Blatchford
401' Morley Ave.
Toronto.
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ONTEST
A. +dance to a get a high-grade adjusted Watch absolutely free and without
mach effort. The entire proposition is intended to attract special attention to the
superior quality
and value of Regina Watches, which have been made con
tinuous
1psince 1848 and have world-wide reputation for matchless merit.. We give every
assurance that all shall have a "square deal" in accordance with these condition
All guesses to be in our hands not
later than 10 a.m. Saturday October,
3rd. The Watch wiIl be -.awarded to
the FIRST person guessing nearest
the correct time reason why you.
should send in your guess early,
lay finding out which of your friends own Regina Watches you can'. get an
.;,, approximate idea of what guess to make. The fact that these yvatehes are all care
fully : timed and adjusted before being sold is a guarantee of absolute :•precaion•and
high-grade .".Qbetter movements made.anywhere,no matter what
&;ah h•�rade service • with no o .
=W'a
price you pay. Watches rank first in point of actual merit and the lucky
I ..'�? Reginay
person to wi•
n this contest will g et.a prize well worth having.
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