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OUR NEW SUITS ANDOVERCOATS "TAKE THE
• CAKE." THE BEST LOOMS IN THE WORLD
WEAVE OUR CLoTHS; ARTISTIC DESIGNERS
PLAN OUR MODELS AND THE BEST TAILORS
MAKE OUR SUITS AND oVERCoATS. WE
SLICE THE PRICE DoWN OUST AS LoW AS IS
CoNS1STENT WITH THE HIGH QUALITY. BUY
YOUR CLoTHES FROM US. YoU WILL LIKE
THEM So WELL THAT YoU WILL PATRONIZE
EVERY DEPARTMENT or OUR ESTABLISH—
MENT, No MATTER WHAT YOU NEED.
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New Suits and Overcoats
Good looking Suits and Overcoats are common in this store.
We are selling them to young men and older men who want the
right things -$10.00-$12.50-$15.00.
Ladies' Winter Coats' Standard Patterns
Why wait until all the best Coats The December Books are on
are sold. We have some nifty- coats our counters. Remembea that
in the very latest styles and cloths. we stock STANDARD Pat -
Prices haye been greatly reduced. tern. Those who have tried
them are highly satisfied.
Call and get a December Fashion Sheet.
HE.EXETER TIMES
Market Report -The following is
:the eettort of the, Exeter teatime
eareeeted,up to November ,10th,
Wheat 70 to 95o • .
Iltirley 45 to 48o
eeits 37e , . nee ne-•
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13uokwheat 700.
„eas $1.00
Family flour $2.80-,
Low 'Grade flour $1,05.
Axt ,$25 pa ton,
ancerte en per ton•
Sagar.Beet pulp $25 per on
Butter 25 to 27o. •
Creemery butter 33o, .t
elg,gs 30 to nic •
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Beers $8.140,
Ohieken, alive 10, chested1243„
Old hens, alive 8, dressed iOo • •
Old iltoosters alive 7e; dressed 9e
pucks, dressed leo •
'tsese, stressed 11.3
$1.00 to $L40e
Stanfield's *Underwear
Te erne baye worn Stanfield's Underwear
• you kuutv its \veering qualities. Every garment is • e •
gue.ralateed not to skrink. Prices are - $L15 -- $1.40 --•
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You Need 'inose IR Now Ft i I.
FUFS
Why delay longer in making the purchase of that Fur Set or Colie
• ;that ydu have had in mind. Saye money and get the best'
qualityfurs by buying early. . .
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Heavy S h a'w 1 s English Flannellette
A splendid range of heavy A splendid cloth for men s
shawls for the cold weather. night gowns �r pyjamas. Good
• In the sta,ple grey shades- weight. fast colors, and good pat -
priced at $2,25, $3.25 and $3,75. terns. Special price per yard 18e
Dinner Sets New Hand Bags
Some very neat patterns. 97 piece For Xme,s. ranging in price from
• dinner set $9.50 25c to $3.00.
Boys' Sweaters New Brunswick Potatoes
On account of the scarce Oeder your potatoes at once if you
ley of wool, sweaters are want to save money- we have choice
lers' samples, in small WARES at per BAG.- .... ...... •
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hard to procure. Travel- GREEN MOUNTAIN DELE-
boys' sizes. all colors, 60c,
• 76c, 90c, $1.00.
• %/lee wa,nt your Poultry this sea -
Live Poultry Wanted= .a'f331i, Will pay highest market price
for live or dressed birds.
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Mr. Bert Clark was in London Sat.
erday.
The total amount forwarded to the
Red 'Cross un from Exeter was
$1924100
eIrs, +Tonal Jarrott, of Hay, returned
home lest Saterclay after visiting hex
•clau.ghter. Mrs. Wm. Sherritt at Bin -
earth, Man, who is seriously ilt and
not expected 'to recover. She also
visited her sisters, Mrs- Jobe Sherritt
at McGregor, era Mrs. Smith, in
Winnipeg, lerbile it), Toronto ebe
visited her on Norman aad nliss E.
Sheffer on her way home,
anyone desiring , to send. boxes to
soldiers in the trenches should follow
these instructions. lace the goods in
a tin box an sealetightly. The goods
meet 'not weigh more than 11 lbs.
and each article should be wrapped
in 'paper.' On the outside of the lox
mark plainly what is inside as eat-
ables, emokes, etc. The themes are
40 cents for, the fleet pound and 8
cents for every extra pound.
GOOD CHEER SHOWER' ,
Several of the ladies of the retried()
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axcics, itOliECASTS
• The Se'cond Illectotionary Storni
Period is centeal on the lath, •16t1
and 17th, 'Vie Moon reaches the cel-
estial equator on the 16th, eoming
nertliward from its south -declination.
A euelden aud very marked chit. -ere
to warmer, with al1izi barometer,
cloudiness, rain, wied eta tbaudier
storms will center about the ltIth-
betore that date in western, a cd
after that date in eastern sectiees.
Another change 'to rising barometer
and much cooler weather will break;
up the xear of the ee storms from t te
west and •ninth 'spreading progree-
sleety :eastinard and soathward over
most parte of the 'men:it:re' by the 19th
to 20th, ,
•410•••• eeeoone League ere holding a Goode
How is the label, oe Your paper.. shower ha the Main street Methodist
J. A. STEWART
PHONE 16
church 'on Friday afternoon .of •this
Read the auction sales on page four. week from 3 to '6 o'clock., An invi-
Mr. A. Hastings was in 'Windsor tation is extended to ail who wish to
over Sunday. make Christmas brighter for the 4sol-
,11.1r. Frank Ross, of Forest, &was in tilers. by brining witla them cake,
tthen on lefoaday, pudding leaudy, or any suitable gifts.
Miss Dorothy Gleed spent the' week- Ch ristmas. •
Phis will be the 1st shipment before
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end In London
A WTERLOO MEDAL
Mr. P. Gillies visited. in London ..._—..—._-
over the week end., A
ad. Murphy is the poss'espar
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son Herman in Sarnia., a rloom. of whch he is justly
Mr. Thos. Elliott is visiting Ins' •
1:e.....J., It is a medel presented to
Mr. Tack Snell, of St. Thonies els- les grandfather who fought at the
ted in town last Friday. bette• of Waterloo, Mr. Murphy
Mrs. Jos. Yellow and Miss Laura. etenes of good old fighting stock as
Tory are visiting in Burford. both of his' grandfathers "ought in
Cotterting her mother, Mrs, T. Gregory. of Toledo. Ohio, is vis-
at the burial of Sir saehn. Moore., On
the battle a Waterlowand both -were
painful •injury when he ran a wire the medal is George P. :Regent
in his eye. oil one dand eVeterloo and Wl
lington on 'the other. Alound the
Mr, Sohn Floyd last week received a sie
Arr. and Mrs. Arthur Nash, of nee- rim is carved the name of Daniel
nia. aretvisiting their daughter, errs. Murphy, 2nd Bar., 35th Reg., foot
, and bears the date June 18. 1815. The
3.. Willis Powell.
. , box he keeps the medal in is also an
11t. Norman [Hockey and . some interesting eelic being a heavy silver
friends motored down from Goderich snuff box which belonged to his
last Sunday, grandmother.
rte. Douglas Stewart, ot the 33rd BCTWERMAN-DUTTON
Battalion, London, .was home ,over the Le ,piettir wedding took place.sat 6
week end. teeleckee.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2Gth,e,t nhe
Pte. Leon Treble is home from Lon- homeeoteDre land Mrs. D. A. r3ower.
don 'for a few days suffering with 'a man, 4iee, Wilson Ave, Menomonie,
severe cold The fine new double residence of Wise when. their only daughter, ,Gerie-
vieve, beeallne the bride of Orley Hunt -
Mr. Bedford on William street is ley Dutton, of MintaaPolis, Minn. :Af-
nearing tcompletion. ter the wedding 111r. lauCMrs. Dutton
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wood 'motored left for Minneapolis where they will
to St. Thomas this week to aisit the make :le .e.• home, Mr. Dutton tieing a
latteies parents. .prOUIllient LUSineSS man in Minnea-
alre, Gardiner left last week for polis. Seise Bowernaan is favorably
Blyth to spend. the winter with her knwv-1 "1" Menomonie and is ti,
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son. Mr. P. Gardiner. graduate of Menomonie High School
, and lies tetended B.ockford 1College,
is learning the hardware business college e t Minneapolis, MinneMen-
TU$»AT ovgaz3:erc 1,1.01, x91 a's,
Patriotic League Notes
ale regular monthly meeting of the
Patriotic League was held AM the
Library Monday evening November
1st, Donations received: Mae. %tele
arteleckard $12.00; Mrs- T. Brooks,
$4390
Teo Tea Beam will be (Men tient
Sat -kir -day lafteruoon to receive donat-
ions oe cake, Puddiper cacely ear May -
suitable !Cemeteries gilts. tor the sold:-
tors.
VIE SOLDIER WHO LIVES OVER
AGAIN 1N A enIGHTMARE, THE
.AMITLIL BATTLE SCENES, es well
es the learessed busines man, the
tired society woman, and busy houses
wife, whose nerves areeneradually,
wearing to shreds with their never-
ending duties, will get quickeend, per-
manent rend: from TA.KAKE. Get a
box for :fifty -cents to.eleour diuggists,
at by mail from the Georgian Mfg
Co. 'Collingwood, Ontario.
FOR SALE.-Elyacinths, Narcissis,
Tulips, Ferns, :Cyclamen Prirarosee
and Lettuce. -J-. Day & Son.
Mr. Gordon Davis, of Exeter North, Rochaord, 'lee as •well as Minnesota
with Mr. eV;t,T. Efeamen-grareeleeeeeir of Ears. Tom, of town
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On Monday Mr. Ea..Willis eaptured omonie Times. Miss 13°wermall 18 8.
acott's bush in Usborne. and neice of Mrs. Yno. .
ecion eighing 22 lbs. n wtiEd. West-
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FOR SALE -A coal heater in good
condition, with oven attached. 'Will
sell cheap. Apply at Times office.
NEW BITTCHE'R-MX. illegg desires
to announce that he will call. for aad
deliver orders to any part of the
town. Your patronage solicited.
tones visiting her mother, Mrs. ily. to be given in Jab e street church on
Kindly remembeie the fine concert
Mrs. S. M. Collingwood, of Herrin-
Horney, who is on the, sick. list.
. Monday evening ilextl Nov, 'Lath.
Mrs. Westlake and tarnilY, of pe- Largetchorus of 40 voices giving new
borne last week moved to Stratford selections 'of vetiety; Piano novelties
where 'they will reside in future: by advanced pupils of Mr. R. Phil -
Mrs. Gus. Banaford and son of liinp•sdiffLerAenBt" foPremrsth;Travoect soenlec2tiPoiaar les;
Renfrew returned home last weele al- Mr., N. S. Maudsley, Tenor ssoloist of
ter visiting Mr. and edrs. Silas Head- 'Metropolitan Church, Toronto, who
ford: has 'excellent testimonials. He is the
Pte. Hubert White, of Stephen, who possessor of a tine Tenor voice of ac-
ts back from the front was in town sonant quality and wide • compass,
last Saturday shaking hands with singing with good style a nd tclean
friends., enunciation. No 'person should miss
The Ladies Guild of the Trivitt
this great treat. • Any seat for ,25c.
Memcrial church intending holding
their annual Bazaar at the, rectory op . 'Why de §tetcsmen reed I h' Weekly
Dee. 3rd. , Sun of eeeronto? Bee les A itt is a ra pan
Twcuty persons from town motor" withea aeputation that is unquestion-
edao London Ion -day .eveningp in fon • ed. Itis the f %Calera' busineeeepaper,
autos 'and attended the plan "Th."is,wa.tching the ferwere-,Ailter-
White Feather." esi.s, ell th.: :Lime Aide even teern, its
Mrs .G. Milligan, of Lonaon, sitera market reverts wh.ch are acknow,-
ledged to be Lb! hes , in th: Dom:ni a
ter mother, elrs. Isaac, in Stepneln
A i t is 1.1 paper of weight. It has 0
established ieersonality. You shoal
dUring tit: pnst week. The latter,as
it come to yo ir he e. t. t...r
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, improving eneeise
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PERRY F. DOC:PE, Licensed Auc-
tioneer. Sales conduoted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly_ at-
tended to. 'hone 116, leirkton,, Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
Barrels and boxes were . peaked
and sent' Mies jean Arnolcli, Shorn-
oliffe ' England, coelaining,- 219
quarts of fruit, i.0 lbs of honey, 2
sacks of dried.epplee, 26 pairs of home
k' socks 5 searfs, 3 dozen flannel
s as 314 pairs of factory swine, 3
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$ LADIES' orircr$,
$ .re•
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eeetas of cocba, 15 bare of chocolate, e,
0,eatkes, of ;soap, 2 boxes or ,writirig•
paper 1 , of naisins, 13 • wash
cloths, 1 dozen bancleges,
airs, 'W. Deer, Sec71.
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PIANO TC7N1NGr
If you want your piano tuned 'it.
thenext week or two leave your or-
der at S. Martin & Son's Music store
and it will be attended to., Have not
time. to make a house to house cans
H. Stewart, tuner.
KEEPER AND MATRON 'WANTED
Wanted, man and wife to take
charge lof the, Huron County .house :of
refuge wed fam in conrection tnere-
with, Duties to 'commence early in
December next. The undersigned will
receive applications Lip to the 7W
day 'of (De-cember, 1915.. so Wet these
ca:a be eeraced before he council at
the December meeting..,
John Torranee,
Inspector of. H. R., tVlinton.
Dated Nov.l.st, 1915. • •
Don't Monkey
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with that Cough I
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HowarsEate Pipe al
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A fUll line of Ladies' le
Suiting% in Gleverclines,
Rreadcloths, Vicuna, Pop- es.
tins, A.fricart Brown, Russian et"
and Laurel Green, etc.
PRIORS $23.00 to $35.00
Coats
Coat season is here and
with it some of the most -be-
coining and attractive models
the day. Every garment
ile newest in its elase-
tweeds, plushes, beavers,
Persia-tex chinchillas, etc. T
MIMES $17.00 to $30.00.
A fine assottment of
Men's Suitings and Overcoat- 4-
iogs at reaasonable prices, 4.
Give us a call.
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THE HIGH CLASS TAILOR
Up Stairs, Opposite Central *
Hotel 4r**
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Big Bottle for 25c, i• *
HoW-pys Drugstore
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eifOUSE FOR SALE `
The ne.dersigned is oefering &or eale
Ia ,the village of Centralia an eight -
roomed Brick house, modern impro-
vemeets, lard and soft water; wood, -
house arel -commodious stables; cement
walks, '2 acres of teed.. School,
church and station convenient. This
is 'a very desirable property and is
be sold far below coste
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NIEW ST'OFE,
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THE OLDPLACE
POWELL'S BIG VARIETY STORE #.„.
has been nyul is a big year of events with us. Our space 4 ',
1915 was bunted. Gum LANDLORDS got busy, put in new -
floors, ceiling, shelving, counters, and painted us up .a
tor our customers to see the goods. We invite you to come and eee us
cheery red interior. We now display a third more goods, it is easier
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in our NEW CHEERY STORE. POWELL'S IS A CHEERY.
STORE. Come and see for yourself. #
Our prices in comparison with other years are a little easier. We es•
never had a finer assortment of
New' Shapes of Chinaware • t
than we have on display now.•to.
Lots of TOYS, mechanical and otherwise
GOOD FAMI FOR SALE
Lot 3, concession 3, .L.11 -1.S. Tucker-
eontaining 100 Acres, al cleared
ancliin good state of' \cultivation; well
fenced and tile drained„ a large or-
'•134-cl, two never failing wells and
indmill at barn. There are , two
pod bank b'arns with stone stabling,
ltd cement floors one 10160,,the other
x45. also a, good cement pig pen
Lied •hen !house 24x40. The /souse has
re can/. been bax.ned hut the stone
to dation is suitable for rebuilding.
h.1 mail, telephone, church and
week. All through the long wint r 113a1
of ie. schoce convenient, 2 miles front Hen -
menthe it wile furnish 1;i...wealth sail. This farm :will be sold ireason-
teresting ereadin,g material of a ihor-
oughly reliable character. This pap,r able tend. on easy terms. Apip141.yaLin,
premises or address ALEX BUCH-
has special clubbing arrangemetts Hensall.
with 'the Sane Let us have 'your re- ANAN, Sr.,
riewal •and add the Su c to your list
of papers for 1916.
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ICA IN STREET 'ANNIVERSRAY
Windsor Business
college witelDSOIR, ONT.
This Letter is For You
Life is what we make it, and your whole future promotion will de-
pend, largely, upou your special preparation, for active duty, as &citizen.
Success does not grow on trees, neither can it be tagged on; it is the
outcome of practical training and faithful application, to the task in
h nd. Kitchener. French, Jellicoe, Joffre and many others are living
Witnesses to this fact. Specialists command the fighting -deck, of every
department of life and labor, and your services will command a Fat En-
velope, each pay -dal. if you will but secure a thorough education, at the
CADMAN' COLLEGE,
THE ONLY BUSTNESS COLLEGE, in the county, with a coniplete
Business Practice Outfit, and a full staff of teachers.
Every young person, regardless of wealth or position, should have an
intellieent knowledge of business methods, if only for selfeerotectien, for
without such a knowledge you are like a Tin -soldier. in this terrible con-
flict. Your Commercial Training would be a Great Asset.
In selecting ft school, the following points should be carefully coined-
' red. First: -The character and moral nafluences of the institutien, and
-40cond:--'The chances for a situation, when you have completed your
course.
We have the Best Spot for Positions
Canada.
Iii Every qiialifiee, student of 1014-15 was placed early in July; we bon..
stfier that aseeere record for any school, and further, we were offered some
30 other eees we could not fill. Many graduates ef other schools appeal
to tie i:or help in finding positions', and we have assisted several, but they
hese to remain here on expense and. in many cases, either buy a place
•' from some agency, or return to their homes defeated, Jf you attend otir
school, von will be Johnie on the Spot for a good job.
A former lady Student, accepted a potition,, he Chicago, last week, at
$81.00 pee month, and the company paid' her expenses from Windsor:
We have plated four others the past week. and were offered two p051 -
tions for young men we could not ftIL. We lose roapy pOsitiOns every year
for male Stetograpbetg. Hundreds of our young people are now ine large
salarien And whet, we have done for thern, we could do for You%
()Au upon, .thone or Write -Os before 072,3kit1g arrangetnents, •
••CADrIAN & SON.
Oateehout Block. about a. block from G,T,R. Depot, BOX 187,
5C yards from Itrogelt and Lake'Shore Waiting Room. PHONE 92S,
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The Boyer -Vincent Stock Co. wiJi
present the play "For Her Sist 's
bake" at tbs. iseeter Opera _House iis
• Thursday evening.,
Oh- tHarvey, who has enl' ted
with the Mounted Rifles at Lo don,
has received his first stripe axed. ia
uow Lance Corporal.
Local Option bynaws will be voted
au in ("uteri° next January in 8
eitte:s 1.1 townand 15 rural
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The Wednesday evening elosing is
meeting with the approval of the
business .people and buying Ipublie
alike, few 04 -plaints being made.
ti'auct qteis. J. R. McDonald and.
+Mr. and -Miss' Reddy autoed to Sha-
kespeare on Tuesday of last week to
attend the feneral of the late F.
Oehm, • ,
Mr. and. Mrs. T. E. Handford., Who
have been spending several weeks at
Grand. Bend, have returned to their
home in Ingersoll. Mrs. E. A. Follick
is expected. home Thursday.
In the 'report of econtributions ti
the Red Cross the name of Wel Johns
was left off of the $5.00 list. A eon-
tribution of $1.00 has street been re-
ceived from 11rs f. inioLeod.
lkere :entered Kerr and. N. D. Ilia -
who were on a shooting trip to
Port Frank, din not meet with !their
usual success, the ducks being scarce
flight of the clucks is late this
season, there being In° flight' yet.
A union Memorial service for Miss
Edith 1Cavelle, tfle, Belgian nurse, will
be held in the Trivitt Memorial
churn this Wednesday evening. The
clergy of the dieferent churches in
town will assist in the eervicce.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per will be observed. at James St,
Methodist 'church neter public wor-
ship morning rand evening next San.
bath. The quarterlY love -feast will
be held iit the school ,rooni beginning
at. 90 eat.
The mason work on tee new red-
brick offiete lflhiIdiJig ne Dr. ,elyildeenn
basebdetplfeted, Alarge,geng'ilf
Woektrien 'bane 'been engeged on the
building, The 'ecirpentere are stilt at
work 4on the interior. The , building
makes ta Valuable addition to the
Moin, oiopts
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The 20th anniversary of the ,Main
street Methodist church will be held
next Sudnay, Nov. 11th, Bermpas
nt
1.1. a.m. 'and 7 p.m., by elev. (E G
Powell, of 'Clinton: 'Appropriate mu-
sic • is being arranged by the Ma.ia
street 'choir assisted by J. ,Frederick
Bentley, of Toronto, Choir -Master Em-;
raanuel Presbyterian 4 , churth.
mass meeting of the childrenepernte
and friends of the Sunday eehool will.
he held in the ,auseence room at 3 p.m.
• The Robert linikes diplomes and' seals
will be presented to those , whose
names are upon the golden. troll, 'of
honor. Addresses will be given by
Ltev. E. G. Powell and others. The
Exeter lOrchestra under the leader-
ship of S., C. al,anna. will assist the
children. Mr. Bentley will also sing.
Special coptributions will be received
at •ell the services on behalf of the
Trustee Board,
THE LATE .f.A3IES JECRELL, Sr.
The remains of the late James
Jeckell, Sr: who died in Port Huron
on November 5th, were brought to
lineter. on Monday, the funeral being
held from the depot to the Exeter
cemetery. The deceased was about 80
years of age and during his long Lic
had hardly known a day's illness. lite
took 'a chill which developed into
pneumonia and hardening of theepaus-
dies of the heart lindebe :pas,sed away
inside of four daYs. lile idled in the -
hospital. The deceased has. been
making hie home with hicson Thom
The deceased was a resident of 'town
for about fifteen years coining here
from London, Eng. A short time age
he left to reside in Pt. Huron. Ilia
wife predeceased him about eight
,enees•ho.
don Was n dauglitelr, ertiese :Who
hirn are jamee,,,Ofe •CMentreal;
Thornes, a. Pte •,`,Herori, Haigh and
Fred of SeattleWash.;..itirs. attele.
of Sarnia, Itrts'!, Bence; Of Ougais.
an4Airrs., WA91-101P• o ig#4.41ew
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Fili,GralDireGtor
and
Fiirilituro Doalor
COMPLETE SINK
fillflYS ON MIND
Watch Our Windows Daily
for New Displays. it you se9
an Article you want, have it
put, away till. nF,Irer Xmas.
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Yes e Gold Fish, Etc. .op. or about middle of Z
• will have ' November. it
An Edison Diamond Phonograph
makes a swell Xmas Gift
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POTATOES
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• to the perents or to.the family. Ask to see and bear them.
• No needles to change. Records don't break. •••
WE THANK YOU FOR
YOUR PAST PATRONAGE
And in order to demonstrate in a more pea& ical manner than in
mere words, also to induce you to continue your esteemed favors, we
have arranged to give to sowe ane of our customers a present consist-
ing of
This Beautiful Grand Piano
we have now on exhibition. The value of this instrument is a5a 00,
and is GUARANTEED BY THE gAltkli, for a period of 10 YEARS
We cordially invite you to call at our seore, INSPECT and TRY
this beantiful instrument. YOU have as gOod a chance of obtaining
this VALUABLE GIFT as ANYONE. Come to our store and let, us.
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