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THE EMPIRE'S NEED
EVERY WOMAN LIKES To HAVE HER CLOTHES
RIGHT UP To THE MINUTE IN STYLE. WE
INVITE EVERY WoMAN IN THIS COMMUNITY
To CoME INTO oUR STORE AND SEE THE
LATEST FASHIONS. IT IS NoT NECESSARY
THAT YoU BUY. WE KNOW THAT OUR HIGH
QUALITY GOODS AND LoW PRICES WILL;:BRING
YoU BACK AGAIN WHEN YoU ARE READY To
BUY. REMEMBER, THAT HONEST DEALING
HAS MADE OUR BUSINESS SUCCESSFUL. WE
SHALL NEVER CHANGE THAT METHOD.
Men's Overcoats
We want you to see the smart
styles that we are showing for
young men this Fall. These cloths
are entirely new. The prices will
suit your purse.
Sweater Coats
For every member of the' family
in the fancy weaves with the new
convertible collars.
New Underskirts
We are showing some new ideas
in underskirts. They are guaran-
teed to wear four months or you
get a new one free., All colors, at
$1.50.
English Flannellette,
1acaYd.
Th%t is first-class, good weight
and fine finish, and is special value
at above price,
Children's Sleepers
In three sizes, warm and cosy
sleepers for the little tots, made
from fine fleece material, 65c, 75c
and 85c.
Misses' and Ladies'
Fall Coats
The materials are very pretty
and are made up in natty styles
and belted hacks and flare skirts.
A great variety of coats to pick
from.
Combination Underwear
In the famous "Ceetee" make.
For boys, women. and men. Aho
fine range of heavier makes in
Penman's and Stanfield's.
Union Sheeting
In cream and grey. This materi-
al is very hard to procure. The
price that we are quoting is very
low. 72 inches wide, per yd.c $1,00
Cushioned Soled Shops
For men and women. Why wear
shoes that do not giveyou comfort?
Try a pair of our cushioned soled
shoes and you will want ,no other.
Wall Papers
Any one wanting papers at this
time of the year will do welt to
come to use. Odd lots for any
room at half price.
Car of Choice White Delaware Potatoes
just arrived this week. Order your sup=
ply now.
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Live Poultry Wanted---....
want youry highest Pemarry ket
rsice
j son. mill pay price
for lige or dressed'birds.
J. A. STEWART,
PHONE 16
Notice
We, the undersigned, hereby agree
to close our places of business each
evening during the •week at six
o'clock sharp, with the exception of
Saturday evening, beginning Novem-
ber lst,
W. W. Taman G: R. Bedford
Stewart
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Sy d. Davis
Peter Frayne S. Martin & Son
W. S. Beer Jones '8cMay
Grigg Stationery Co. Wm., Rivers
B. W F.Beavers T. *Hawk=ins & Son
W. J. Beaman 1?+. N: Rowe
Jas. Beverley
NEW TAILOR
SHOP
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 wilput ut !n a
full
line
of
fashionable goods and will al-
ways have a large assortment
of Samples to choose from.
Ont' motto will be to give
the best possible yalus at the
least possible price.
A; Call Solicited
N. Sheere
Stat dy,tair4-Opposite the
Central IEoteL
"A Man's Ability is his Passport'
Frank Weaver
Professor o° Music, London, Ont.
Teacher of Organ and all brat.ches
of Piano Playing; Voice Culture and
Artistic Singing a Specialty. 16 years
practical experience.
For Terms apply at 5. Martin &
bons a 'a
hI sl Store
HOUSE FOR SALE -1 story frame
house. and a frame burn andtwo
acres of land on North St. Apply :to
Jos. Bawden, Exeter.
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1 WHICH ARE YOU SUPPLYING
A. Canvas o► the town is being made and you will be
called upon to contribute to the Red Cross Fund. An
effort is being made to raise $1500.00.
DO YOUR BIT
FO'R SALE -16 yearlings, majority
grade Durham steers. Purchaser to
have privelege of Ieaving on , good
grass for few weeks.
A. 0. Francis, 1 mile
chelseia,,
north of Win -
FOR SALE.. -1 white enamel bed,
mattress and springs; 1 mahogany
bedroom set complete; 1 mahogany
sideboard. Apply at Stewart's store,
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PERRY F. DOUP,E, Licensed Luc,-
tioneer, Sales conduoted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly, at-
tended to. Phone ,116, Kirkton,, Ad-
dress Kirkton ;,0, ti
HICKS' FORECASTS
The third reactionary storm period
is centeel on the 23rd,(24th and 25th.
The opposition of the Moon on the
22nd will tend to 'bridge over the time
from the pre'ceding period, bringing
continued threatenicg weather into
this reactionary period. At all ,events
you may' look to see.quickened barom-
etric ebenges, with responding clotid-
iness, 'precipitation and winds, on i,and
tonehing the 23rd, 24th and ,25th, fol-
lowed promptly b arising barometer,
spurts of early snow, and 'clearing
= coldez wcatbelc,s as sus pirllrr i' 35k c3 i
Market Report—The following is
she report of the. Exeter market
corrected 'up to October 20th. l
Wheat 70 to 92c.
Barley 40'to 45c s
Oats 35o
Buckwheat 50c ,.,'`
Peas $1.00
Family flour $2.80.,,,. ' r
Low 'Grade Flour' $1.75,
Bran $25 per ton.
Shorts $26 per ton
Sugar Beet pulp $25 per ton.
Butter 24' to 26e.
Creamery :butter 30 to 32c.
Eggs 25c, 260..
Bogs $9.00 ' .
Chicken, alive 10, dressed 12c,
Old hens, alive 8, dressediOc
Old :Roosters alive 7c; dressed 90
Dueks, dressed 12c
Geese, dressed 11c
Potatoes $1. J0 to $1.40.
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Read the auction sales on page four.
Horse Clipping done at Ti. Bierling's
stables, Exeter North.
Mr. W. 13. Levett visited in Toronto
this week.
Miss M. Grigg is visiting 'in 'Roches-
ter, N.Y. •
Colds have beet very prevalent;dur-
leg the 'Bast few weeks.;
Mrs. Smith, of W.rnipeg, Is visiting
her mother, Mrs A,' -Phillips.
Mr. Jack Caine, of Petrolea, ,visited
friends in %own over Sunday,
Pte. Fred ullallett end ,'wife, of Lon-
don. were in town over the week end
Pte Chas. Grafton, of London, vis.
ited Mr. Wm. Leavitt over the week
end„
The I.O.O.F. on Tuesday evening
contributed $25 to the- Red [Cross
Lund:
Mr. W. J: Bern last week sold his
handsome driver to a man near 11-
derton:,
Dr. Browning is having the iuter-
icr of his drug store renoetited and
fixed up.
Miss 1 ter! Spicer, of London,
event
nt
1 L reL:•givrng Day with. Mr. and ,,Mrs.
liarcy Jerkins •
Jones '& May for fine new 'range
of (Bedroom, and Parlor Papers with
cut out borders.
Mi. cued Mrs. Whitwam, of Lon-
dor- motored up Saturday and called
on Mrs.- S. Quance
It's a long, long way to Tipperary,
but it's not far to go ,to get the best
flour.(—'MODEL
Mr. W. J. Clarke; of Toronto, is
the new accountant at the 'Canadian
Bank of 'Commerce.,
11rs..Harvey Perkins lett Tuesday
to visit friends and relatives in 'Gone
don and St: Thomas.
Dl:has
Polack Enoch I'ollick has
home after visiting, Rev, C.
Mrs. Baker at Woodham.
Miss Stella Gregory returre.d. to
Chatham Saturday after spending it
few days :at her home hero.
Mr and ,Mrs. E, A. T olllcft and Mr
and Mrs. T. E. ,Handford„of Ingersoll,
are spending several days •et Grand
Bend.,
Privates P. Lawson, Earl Mitchell,
Elmer Harness and Archie Davis, of
London, were in .tew,n, on week -end
leave,,
returned
W and
Mr, and Mrs J'is ,Elliott, of the Soo
visited with relatSee •in, town on
Tuesday., e••
MISS ,f. J. ALLAN, Eye -Sight .Spec-
ialist will be at the ;SCentral Rotel,
Saturday, October, 30th. flours, 9 a.m,
to 8• p,Vn.
Messrs v. Sheere Pad F. 13oyle last
week !disposed of 'the ford, cal they..
recently purchased in Sarnia to Mr.
S. Beaver. '
Rev. S. W. 11Luxsvoethy, preached
anniversary sermons at'Teetewater on
Sabbath last. Miss Vera aMuxwor•thy
accompanied him.'
The hydro men have the town stak-
ed 'out for the new lighting system.
The poles tare in• readiness and are
being placed on several of the streets,
Mr. end Dirs. B. Ready'•a:nd. Ms-. and
Mrs, Fred fEiowald, of St. Marys!, mot-
ored over from St. 11Iarys and visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Iiowald on SU,ndry,
Mr, .S.obt. Wilcox bas beet: eegageel
ae groeery clerk be /ones & May,
.Bob's Mary friends, Will be pleased
to see hint tack again, at hie old job,
AT JONES &' MAYS'., We offer our
entire stock of Velvet and Tapestry
Rugs nLd Linoleums nt last year's
prices:; It will pay you to buy these
rows
The anniversary services of the
James street Methodist church will
be held the first Sunday in November.
Rev. Dr. Rutledge, of . Clinton, will
be the special speaker for the day.
Mrs. A. Ei Wood, of 'Regina, Sask.
after visiting with 'friends end rela-
tives in Moose Jaw, Winnipeg and
other places arrived in town ;last Fri-
day evening.
A number of young people trove out
to !the 'home of Miss Maxy McQueen
in. Usborne on Monday evening and.
had a very enjoyable time. Miss Mc-
Queen is home on a visit from
Thamesford.,
Mr. Bender, of Hensel!, was up be-
fore P, M. Andrews, of Clinton last
week on a charge of subordination to
perjury. lie was committed for trial
at the fall assizes and was allowed
out on $500 bail.,
Rev. Dr. John Somerville, of Toe -
onto, treasurer 'of the Presbyterian
Church in iCanada, will preach anni-
versary sermons in Caven Preen) -
terian church on Sunday, October 31.
.Special music ys being arranged.. -
Mr. Wilfrid Stewart was .in Toron-
to last week and brought home a
new Baby Six McLaughlin car. He
was accompanied home' by ilfra.iiStew-
art and LDouglas who visited in Tor-
otto for a few days.
Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Penhale return-
ed last week after an .extensive 'trip
of several weeks duration. They took
in the California and Panama Ex-
positions and 'visited relatives in Bri-
tish Columbia end. the western pro-
vinces.:
Mrs. Grant Milligan, of Londor.,
visited her mother Mrs. Iiy. Isaac (in
Stephen ;during the 'past week. She
was'the guest of •Mr. and Ivirs. Will
Sweet over Sunday, returning to
London on alonday,. Mrs. -Mcisaac,
who suffered.ia stroke is much im-
proved in ' health,
Rev. E. A: Fear; of Teeswater, oc-'
cupie•d the pulpit In the Main street
Methodist church tion Sunday last and
preached two able and acceptable.
ac
sermons.
He accompanied, Parucd, by
Mrs, W. S. Howey and on Eugepe.
who have been visiting in Teeswater
since :Thanksgiving.
PTANO'TUNhNT
If you .want sour piano tuned
the next aveek or two leave your or-
der 'at SiMartin & son's Music store
and it will be attended to., Have not
time to make a house to house can'
vas.—'R. F. Stewart, tuner.
BUSINESS CHANGE
Mr. Hy. 'Rowe has taken over the
produce and coal business of the
firm of Kestle, Rowe & 'Wood.; 'Mr.
Bowe will 'conduct it along the same
is�
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kno
lines /as 'formerly. 'He well'.
to the 'public and we sbespeak for -
him every success.,
Me0ANN --D Ei'I 1(CX3
A. quiet ,wedding took place tat Salt,
Carmel on Tuesday, Oct. 19th ,at 0.30
a.m. when Miss Laura Deitrich,
daughter of the late Lawrence SDelt-
r'rch, was united in marriage tto Mr,
Alonzo McCann, of l<hive, by ;the Rev.
Fr. Tierney.
MoGILLIVRAY GIVES $500,00
The township council of McGillivray
has given out of ;thee (general funds of
the township $500 'in response tto lthe
appeal for British 'Red (Cross, This
makes about seven thousand dollars
givicce
theen ythe township started Lor patriotic and l a
warRed
Cross purposes.,
W.,C. T. U. OFFI'CER'S
The 'Exeter W. C. Tr U. with a
membership, of over fiZty have he-
tively resumed work after the holi-
days. 13elow is la list of. the. ,officers
:and superintendatkts :. ,President, Mns.
H. ILlooper; vice=presidenti, Mrs. k1lc-
&lister 12nd . vice-president; Mrs. 'iS
Share; '.recording a pretary, Mrs. J.
Blatchford; corresponding secretary,
Mrs, ('Rev.) Is:estic tre+aasurer, iMre. J.
Pedlar; superintenderito, eyangelisttc,,
Mrs, D. johns; press,IMrs.tlteAl;ipter;
women's. suffrage, .iklrs. F. '"W4 ova -
ma: parlor rneetiegs, Miss Lewis,"
Mrs. Howard and Mee. Hastingse.
temperance in S. S. Mrs. ,ii. Hooper;
scientific, and medical teniperarice,
Miss ,Murray; work hrndng soldiers
tinder missionary' dept„ (Miss Hirisfolk
fruit tend ,[lowers ;hTrs, J.'+11).• klen:
soap wrappers,. Tlt,rs JL 3owe
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Constipation causes mental and
physical suffering. Recall Orderlies—
a gentle laxative—promptly relieve
constipation. Sold only by 'W. S.sCole
The l:texall Store, 10c„ 25c,, and 500.
boxess,
Good—Buy goods manufactured in
Canada. BETTER—Buy goods manu-
factured in, Ontario. BEST.— Buy
manufactured in Exeter.
Buy MODEL FLOUR, it's second to
none!
BORN
ROHDE—In tTsborne, on October 18th
to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohde a son.
EVANS—In, London,on October 8th to
Mr. and Airs. Aldewin J. .Evans, a
daughters
DU'RDLE—Pn St. Thomas' hospital on
October 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Fran-
cis B,. Durdle, of St. Thomas, a
daughter,
MARRIED
McCANN—DEIPRICH—At Mt. Carmel
on Tuesday, October 19th, Miss
Laura Deitrich, daughter of the late
Lawrence Deitrich, 12th con, of
Stephen, to Mr. Alonzo McCann, of
Khiva, by the Rev. Fr. Tiernae.
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OLLARD—FORD—In Usborne, on
ednesday, October 20th, Miss
Emily Ada, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Ford, to 1VL4 John A.
Pollard, son of Mr. and Mrs. N
Pollard, of Stephen, 'by Rev., T. (A,
Steadman.
DIED
DOLLEN—At Greenway, on October
l6th, Charles Gollen, son of ;Dir. and
Mrs. A. ,Gollen, aged 5 years.
SQUIRE—In Usborne on Wednesday
October '13th, Ila Mary Squire,• in-
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Squire, Woodham, ,aged 8 months
and 24 days.
EMON WEEK I
:HAVE QN EXHIBITION various Modem �f
Mr. Edison's famous Phonographs. This week is
the, beginning of, we believe, the greatest Edison Seas-
' .1n in the history of our business. Will you conte in and
let us showyoa THE GREATEST SOUND REP-
RODUCING INSTRUMENTS in the world. Bring
your friends. Come this week and get a copy of Mr.
Edison's life and works free.
See the old tube talking machiie
and the new Edison in the south window.
Powell's Bazaar,
J, WILLIS POWELL, Prop,
CANADIAN PICIORIAL
Canada's Most Artistic and Popular
Me 0 g..
� a zine
This elegant magazine delights the.
eye while it instructs the mind con-
cerning the picturesque doings of an
interesting and highly entertaining
world.
Its war pictures are alone worth
the money..
Each issue is literally crowded „with
the highest quality of photogravures,
many of them worth framing.
It is the most popular "Fick -me -
up" on the waiting room tables of
the leading doctors throught the Dom
inion, and in the big public libraries
itis literally "used up" by the many
who ore (attracted by its ,entertain-
ing and beautiful pages:
It's a "love of sight' publication and
it ,has
departmental ntal fcacute
s oe
great
interest sto the young woman and the
borne -maker,
Of it -just to quote one man's praise
from among thousands—the late Rt.
I-lon,, Lord Strathcona, wrote :t
"The >;an'adian Pictorial' is a pub-
lication which, if I may ;re permitted
to say en, is a credit to Canada."
(Signed) Strath'cone
OL trial to new subscribers—Twelve
months for only 65 'cents.
The ".CaLa,dian Pictorial" is pnb-
fished by the Pictorial Publishing ,Co.,
Witness Block, Montreal Canada. Try
it for a 'year on above offer.
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CHOICE
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R. G. Seldon-
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New',Flannellettes
All prices -10c, 12ic,
15c, 17c, 20c, 25c.
White. and Colored
Flannelette Gowns,
Flannelette Blankets
—Plain and Fancy
Sateens for Comfort-
ers. Large Batts.
Write Us, Phone Us
—OR—
Come and See Us
Always At
Your Service
PHONE 93
DRESS 000DS
Serges—all colors
Plain Velvets
Corded Velvets
Black Velvets
for Dressers
Fancy Collars
Faney'Ties
Fancy Pins
NOTICE:—Our store will be open every evening during the week til
after mail time -7.30 o''clock—also on Wednesday evenings until 9 o'clock
and on Saturdays till 1.030 o'clock p.m. No delivery after 0 o'clock p,m.
either Wednesdays or Saturdays.
EXTRA:—To the first twenty-five persons who Envy $5.00 worth of
DRY GOODS en Friday or Saturday, Oct. 22nd and 23rd, we will give a
GOOD FIVE STRING BROOM worth 40c, Only one to each family. Be
one of the first-: We are ready for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE
and have A. GOOD STOCK on hand,
UnderwearPENMAN'S PENANG-LII" and ",TURN-
-BULL'S " Goode, Men's and Boys' in Fine
Wool, Elastic Rib, and. Fleece Lined: Ladies,' Misses' and Children's in
Fine Wool, Union and Fleeced.
[ US1e1 v In Men's, Women's and Children's Fine Cashmere,
J °= Fine Wool Rib, Heavy Worsted Hose for Boys,
Fancy Linens and.
Embroidery Silks
Stamped Centres
:Gowns
" Towels
Toweilings all prices
Table Linens
White Spreads
Shiri,ings Tickings
Hosiery all prices
Thankful for past
patronage. Solicit a
share for
1915 =1916
Fresh Groceries
ALWAYS ON HAND
PRODUCE TAKEN
MRS. W. D, YEO
EXETER, ONTARIO
Children's Coats
Children's Hats
and Bonnets
Cloakings
Little Darling Hose
Factory Yarns
Saxony Yarns
Scotch Fingering
2 fold, 4 fold, S fold
Wools
Grey Flannels
White Flannels
Blue Flannels,
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ARTISTIC HAIR OOOdS
Should be seen l,,y (V' s- lean''
and woman wi,n wot Id keep"
attractive and yoGtIilb1,
LADIES who have not suf-
ficient hair to do justice to their t
appearance and GENTLEMEN 2
WHO ARE BALD. come to • t
The Central Rote
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EXETER
s ' When you canhavea Free Demonstration of the style i
i that will answer your demands.
LADIES: -Switches, Braids; Transformations, Pompa-
dours, Waves and many other hair -goods creations of
the finest quality hair.
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°s able, featherweight and
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Hygenie toupees and ry,•
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