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J7I1URSI AY, SEPTE I'11E'R 16th i1
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THAT WE NAVE
BUILT OUR, BUS1NE S
BY P01I16 BUSINE S
ON THE, LEVE.L .
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,A 1D WE Ahl KEEP
IF YoU'W'ILL COME To
US JUST ogMe.5./zQ.rw/
AT THIS TIME of THE YEAR THERE'S
SCARCELY ANYBODY WHo DoSEN'T NEED
SOMETHING NEW. FALL IS REALLY HERE
AND WINTER NoT FAR AWAY. IT IS WELL To
GET NEW THINGS ANYWAY. IT MAKES US
FEEL NEW AND FRESH. WE GET TIRED of
OLD Tl[INGS. WELL, WE'VE GOT NEW THINGS;
AND WE ARE SELLING THEM AT A PRICE THAT
NoBoDY CAN FIND FAULT WITH. WE HAVE
SEVER LoST ANY MONEY DOING BUSINESE oN
THE SQUARE, WE ARE GIVING FULL VALUE
oR YOUR MONEY.
New Dress Goods
for Fall
Splendid all wool dress goods in
the newest weaves and colorings.
Excellent values in Serges for La-
dies' Suits and Dresses, at $1.00,
$1,25 and $1 50.
Smart Misses' and
Ladies' Coats
In the latest Winter style with
convertible Collars. Belted Backs
and Flare Skirt effects. Splendid
range of Cloths at Popular Prices.
Millinery
We will be pleases for you to
come in and see our showing of
New Fall Millinery. New Models
are being placed on our Display
Tables every day.
Corded Velvets,
27 inches wide
For Dresses and Children's Coats,
in. colors of Blue, Green, Brown
.and Red. Special at per yd, 60c.
Linoleums, Rugs
If we had not bought early we
goods that we are doing: Compare
New Clothing for
Boys and Men
Smart - looking, good wearing
Fall Suits, well -tailored and at pri-
ces that will surprise you, is what
we have to show you.
Standard Patterns
Don't forget that we tock Stand-
ard Patterns. The New October
Books are in stock. Come in and
look through our Fashion Books.
Ladies' Rain Coats
For the rainy Fall Season, Col-
ors of Black, Grey, Green and
Brown. An excellent mercerised
cloth in all sizes at $7.SC,
Vassar Shoes
for Women
In the newest Fall Shapes in
Button, Lace and Blucher Cuts. If
you want shoe comfort wear a pair
of our Cushioned Soled Shoes, $4.00
and $4 50.
Carpet Ends and Dinner
Sets—Come in—see them.
and Lace Curtains
could not offer you the prices on these
our prices with others,
Poultry
this
your
'e want
sea -
Live Poultry Wanted==son.
son, Will. pay highest market price
for Iiye or dressed birds.
J. A. STEWART
PHONE 16
ALarket Report—The Iollowu g is
the report of the Exeter market
eorrreted uph to Sept; 15th.;
New 'Wheat 00e to 850
'Harley 35 to 45o tr t
Oats 35e i =.•
Buckwheat 050.
Peas $1.00 1� t
Family Flour $3,00
Low Grade Flour $1,90,
'Bran $20 per ton,
Shorts $28 per ton,
Sugar Beet pulp $25 per ton,
Butter 22 'to 24
Creamery butter 30e •
Eggs 20 and 21,
!Flogs $0.00
Young chicken, 2 lbs, 120,
Old. Bene 9c
Old Roosters 7a
Ducks Oo
' ASK MLLE .I'A'LIt`RYi41AN
Next Monday and Tuesday . this
celebrated 1'1 rtuist ;and ;(Crystal reader
will visit Exeter with th 'Boyer ,Vin-
cent Stook Company and give Priv-
ate tae ndtngs at the Central hotel to
anyone at anytime during the day.
Each evening she will answer r any
question free at the Opera; Louse, ,for
any person holding a reserve iaeat
ticket if in ',doubt over business or
love affairs, task her.
Itev, ', \\r, Collins was in Toronto
last week.
• i Keep in mind - the Exeter Fair
t ' dates, Sept, 20th -and 21st,
Exeter ;;+air on •Monday and 'Tues-
day. Bring along your friends.
One dollar and twenty-five cents
will pay ,for The Times to new sub-
scribers up to Jan. lst, 1917,
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FALL MILLINERY
DISPLAY
SATURDAY
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MONDAY
20
TUESDAY
21
Public cordiAlly invited •
to inspect this showing.
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Keep in mind the Exeter Fair dates
Mr. A.McDonnell is under the doc-
tor's care
Mr. 'Geo. sCrawshaw, of Toronto, is
visiting In town. •
Mr. Thos. Hawkins is visiting his
daughter in Windsor.
' Mr, A. Purdon took in the Toronto
,Exhibition last week.
With advancing years comes consti-
pation. Roxall Orderlies, are a spec-
ially good laxative for ageing people.
Sold only by W. Se -Cole, The ;i exatl
Store, 10e., 25c,, and 50c. boxes.
Rev, E, A, and Mrs. -Fear, of •Tces-
aater, ;visited .111r, and Mrs. W. S,
Howey this week. They were ac-
companied home 'by ,iaster .Eugenie
Ilowey, who has been visiting them
.for several weeks,
Mr. and' Mrs. Wm, Ogden,' of \Wha-
len announce the engagement of
their' only daughter, 'Vera Lorraine,
to 11J.r, Earle •Roy .Neil, of Luean, the
wedding to take place the latter part
of September,
Mr. E.. W. McLeod, of Embro, a
sh .dent in the :school of science. Tor-
onto, who has been getting some prac-
tical experience with the Connor Ma-
chine Co. during the holidays, return-
ed to his' bonne on Monday.
'Mr. and Hers:, F. \\T; Gladman 'and
family returned mist week atter
spending several weeks at New Tor-
onto, While away they enjoyed an
extonsive trip 'in their auto visiting
at Oshawa, Peterborough and Niagara
'Fails.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweet r<ac-
cempanied their daughter Irno to
Stratford on Monday where Miss
Sweet enters the Normal school. Mr.
and sirs. Sweet will also attend the
London Fair ru:d visit relatives there
before returning.
Rev. S. .refferson, of Crediton, will
preach in Main street Methodist
church next Sunday morning and
Rev. R. Redmond will preaeb at
night. The pastor, Rev. S. W )tux -
worthy. will conduct Earliest home
services at Crediton.
Miss Susie Case Ives a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas,. Sweet this week. Mies
Case bead an extended trip to Shakes-
peare end visited her brothers and
their families in Jordan, Ingersoll and
Port ;Colborne. She also took a trip
to Buffalo and other places. She left
Tuesday for Eensall.
Pte. Wib. Mitchell, of London, was
home for the week end.
Harold 'Boyle was in Toronto last
week taking in the fair.
Miss Ruby Wood. is attending Nor-
mal school at Hamilton.
lIr. 'T. E. llandford, df Ingersoll,
visited in town this week.
Exeter Fair on Monday and Tues-
day. 'Bring along your friends.
Miss 'May Harness, of Lucan, visit-
ed her mother in town this week.
Mr. Baker, of Crystal City, Bann
called on Mr. R; Downey this week.
Master Mervyn Dayman, of Us -
borne is visiting in London this week.
Mrs. John Hutchinson. of Latond,
Alta.. is visiting her sister, .'Airs.
Frank Gill.
The' band 'gave an open air concert
in Nront of the Town Hall Saturday
evening.
Mr. Chas. Dyer, of the 1oisons
Bank'. Montreal, is holidaying at his
home here.
Miss Gladys Kestie left for Hamil-
ton this week to attend the Normal
school there.
Mr. T. ,Nelson has moved into the
iesid.cnce of the late T. B. Martin on
Sandere street.
Miss 'Nina kinsman, of Saskatoon,
Sask., is visiting her brother and
sisters in 'town.
A KINDLY ACT
On Friday of last week a number
of friends of Mr.. E. Maguire armed
with 'garden tools made a -raid on
his fine potato patch;' -and lilted a
splendid crop of tubers -lir. Maguire
has been under the doctor's care for
some time and this kindly act .ou the
part of his friends was much appre-
eiatea,
FINANCIAL -IIEET.NG AND
SPIRITUAL CONFERENCE
The financial district meeting of
the Methodist church, Exeter uis-
trict., will lee held ,in Clandeboye, on
Tuesday. Sept. -28th. After the busi-
ness of the meeting a Spiritual con-
ferees^= of Epworth Leagues and
Sunday Sebools will be held, At 11
a m, Rev. lir. Jefferson will give an
address on the 'Work of the .Minister.
Be the kindness of the ladies .of !the
Listowel
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into
1 to f
.Mrs.. and. Miss 1 outs congregation dinner Iri1] be served in
spent a few days last week with .13r.
the church. The following addresses
will 'be given in the afternoon: The
Evasion of Christian Responsibility,
Rev. J. P. +Knight, 13,A, .13D,; 1'he.
Anti -Septic Christian, Rev. G.. A. Bar-
nard; The Spiritual Resultant of
Bible Study, Rea C. 'WV drake B,D
SCHOOL RE -OPENS.
and Mrs. Roulston. •
Mr. Thos. Johns who has been laid
,, f: r• :, . In, with a broken
1, e; i-: in. i I..'• ine. nicely.
•
ie turd enss \\ . IS, Clarke and. son
G,,ls ls. e rt tt.tntd home 'after ho:
ith, ins ; t Foatb sin 'item.
Dr. 111r:c:ia:i is hiving a founda-
tion pieced t tadcr his office ,and in-
tends lest ening a furnace.
—fir and Mrs. Thos. lIerton are
i spending ti.''a week -in London, viit-
ing Mir. anti Mrs. Jas. Lutton.
firs Walter Connor end two child -
OPERA HOUSE
Exeter
FAIR NIGHTS
SEPT• 20 Sc 21
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It TN DOUBT—ASE 1~TER, the will answer questions at each per-
form ance.
ren have returned home after visit-
ing in Toronto and St. Thomas.
Mrs. S. C. Manna accompanied by
Miss Jessie lAanacn leave Saturday to
suend a few days in Detroit,
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The Public School re -opened Mon-
day. the necessary repairs and fin-
ishing touches required to get the
classrooms in shape having been com-
picteda, The alterations faave made a
decided improvement to the school.
The public school department now oc-
cupy the rooms on the ground floor
and this 17,. S. department the second
storey. An addition of several Leet
has been made to the wings at the
Miss. B. Shearer, of Peterborough, north and south. This makes two
returned to town and resumed hem' rooms a` the north, two in the centre
position as milliner with Jones Se and two *t the south. Five will Ise
The Wonderful Diamond Stylus Reproducer
is the secret by which Mr, Edison has made of the phonograph A REAL MUS-
ICAL INSTRUMENT. It brings out all those overtones and fine shades of
sound that give volume, purity and richness to the tone, Creates at last
what all music lovers have been waiting for—a tone that can really be called
true.to-life, human and natural,
New Edison
Diamond Disc
Phonograph
-n this ,perfected musical instrument Mr. Edison has finally solved all the difficul-
ties which have bated others in the past. He has eliminated the harshness, the me-
chanical timbre, the metallic sound. So marvelously life -like is its tone that, closing
the eyes, one can scarcely distinguish the reproduction from the original. In Mr. Edi -
non's own words, this is "Real Music" at Last.
No Needles to Change
THE DIAMOND STYLUS REPRODUCER. ELIMINATES TatE BOTHERSOME PROCESS OF
CRINGING NEEDLES, IVHICH WEAR OUT AND DESTROY VALUABLE RECORDS. This
finely polished Diamond Stylus simply FLOATS OVER the sound grooves of the New Ed
ison records, reducing wear to a minimun'. Call and hear the New Edison. Learn why
it is looked upon everywhere as the beginning of a new era in music. Its tone,, will a
revelation to you. We will be glad to play any one of the great library of Edison Re-
cords for you' without any obligation. • .
J. WILLIS POWELL, AGENT
I® 11®I- O.n Exhibition at POwell's Bazaar, Exeter, Ontario
May.
Mrs. S. Prior returned home last
week after visiting for a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. E. Beebe, of
R.idgetown
Mrs, Reichard, and /daughter Miss
Irene, of Pt. Huron, returned home
last Friday after visiting with Mrs.
A, Bowey
Messrs. N. Stanlake, .Cedric Starr -
lake, 'Wes.• Dearing and W; Parsons
motored to Detroit last Friday to
spud a few idays, 1
Mr. Geo. Powell of Mill street, is
under the doctor's care and ' ?Mrs.
,l?owell .has been laid up most of the
summer with rheumatism.
Misses Lulu and Maud McEvoy re-
turned to their home in Brantford
on Saturday after visiting for a few
weeks with relatives here.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Wellington Mitchell
and 'child motored up from Berlin
and spent the weak end with. the for-
mers parents, Mr. and 111rs., 'W m.
Mitehe'll,
Rexall Orderlies workworkgently on
the 'bowels, .bringing to the cheek a
tinge of good health, Sold only by
W S. Cole, the Recall Store, lbc., 25c,
and 50c. boxes
Messrs, J,; A. Stewart, 'W, D JClarke
• W. WI., Tamen, L. Il', Dickson .and ,W
l€, Levett motored to .London Tuesday
and enjoyed a game of bowls on the
"Thistle green.
Rev. 8, E.
Sharp attended a meet-
ing ing Of the Presbytery at Seaforth, on
Monde", A number of the mctnbers
Of the \TT, M. S. also s,�ittended 'a
used as classrooms and one as a
teachers' room As you enter the
building one is impressed with the
appearance and the improvement is
very marked„ Portions of the halls
have been partitioned off for cloak
rooms. A handsome end spacious
stairway leads to the second floor.
The stairway is stained in oak, the.
walls and coling being a cream. UP -
stairs the north ;room will be, used
as an Assembly room, The 1st sand 2nd
forms occupy the taro centre rooms
incl (at the ;soath is 'a class room for
the third. form,. a small typewriter
room and a. Science room, The tints
in 'the different rooms 'vary from a
cream. 'a light green •or a salmon
color. The building is 'being equip-
eted with a steam heating system. The
radiators have been installed . in the
classrooms and the system is com-
plete with the exception 'of a few
connections in the basement. The
lighting and ventilation have also.
been rearranged and improved. The
cost of the building it 'is expected
will be within the estimate. There is
improvements tome
tats
to
some minor [
still I
be made and a.' great deal of • clean-
ing up arotikid the. premises. •
LOST
A year old Jersey heifer, on or
about Aug. 20th. Strayed from prem-
ises of 'John fIerdman, 7th con. Us -
borne. Lot. 0, Any person notifying;
Milton Sleamon of whereabouts of
same will be 'amply rewarded. Ad-
dress, R. R. No. 3, Exeter.
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HAVE YOU
There are many subscRibers on our
lists who have entirely overlooked us
this year ;and this little 'slight rather
seriously affects our pocket book at
this time. Look up'the label and
send us in the amount that is Slue.
We will both feel better.
HICKS' FORECASTS
The 'Third Reactionary Storm Period
is central on `the 19th, 20th and ^L1st.
This, as all our readers should know
is at the exact center of Earth's ante
umnal equatorial disturbance, which
fact invests the period with vast
storm possibilities. Wie have for forty,
'years called attention to the fact lthat
equinoctial storms are as liable to
fall three to four weeks away from
the ;central dates of the Earth's eq-
uinox, as on those central day's thews
selves; but /this does not destroy the
possibility, or the probability of
dangerous storms at the exact center
of these .periods. The chances are ;very
favorable for many intense disturb-
ances on and touching Sunday, ,111on-
day land Tuesday, the 19t3, 20th and
21st. In fact the astronomic outlook
at this time suggests the probability"
of continued ;storm, conditions over
the 22nd, and into the storm .period
immedi-tel.y succeeding. The Iltoon
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to factory when they will, he ,advised
when to make delivery. Help wanted
when factory starts.
meeting there, tic, same. day, , ' , , EXETER CANNING CO.
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N. Sheere desires to an-
nounce to the public that
he will,. on
SEPT. 1st 1915
open up an up•to-date
LADIES and GENTS
Tailoring Business in
EXETER
He will put in s, full line of
fashionable goods and will al-
ways have a large assortment
of Samples to choose from.
Our motto will be to give
the best possible value at the
least possible price.
A Call Solicited •
N- Sheere
Stand Upstairs—Opposite the
Central Hotel.
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