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RESOWEID
WE HAVE LOT'S or'
NICD HR.LST.MAS
PRESENTS 1N OUR.
STORE- IT WONT
BREAK 'VAT TO 130Y
THEM EITh R.
HAVE A Loot.
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iLli Wishes For
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Xmas Money Savers—Something Appropri-
ate for Everyone will be Found in this List:
Furs
Beautiful Ruffs and Stolls in Sa-
ble, Persian Lamb, Black Wolf,
Marmot and Tibet at low prices for
Xmas buyers.
Embroidered Linen
Towels, Centre Pieces, Guest
Towels, Pillow Cases, Night Gowns
and many other pieces.
Holeproof Hosiery
Ladies' Silk IL.lenenof Hosiery,,
guaranteed to a ear tha ee months
without holes, at per pair $L00.
Fancy Coli
Showing some very pretty de-
signs for the Xmas trade at 25c, 35c
and 50c.
Table and Hamging Lamps,
A fine stock of Fancy Lamps,
th which will melee a satisfactory gift
"Aa at_.a satisfactory price. Beautiful
- Banging Lamps at $6.75.
Grocery Money Savers
Best Ourrants per lb llc, Loose
Raisins per lb 11c. 'Seeded Raisins
per pkge llc, 3 Cans Corn, Peas.
Tomatoes, 25c; New Figs per pkge
10c, 3 Bottles Extracts 25c. 50c
Black, Green or Mixt-d Tea per lb
40c, Baking Powder in sealer 20c.
Best Granulated Su=
gar, 100 lb. Bags,
$6.65
Leather Satchels and
Hand Bags
Showing the newest styles at
popu'ar prices. Special ‘values at
$1.00 and $1.2.5.
Cozy Slippers
For the little ones at 40c to 75c.
Fine range of Misses' and Ladies'
at $1.00 to $L25.
Linen Handkerchiefs
For ladies or gents. Pure linen
hdkfs with hemstitched edge, em-
broidered with any initial, 3 in a
box for 75c.
Perrin's Kid Gloves
Are always appreciated at Xmas.
Colors of. Brown, Grey. Blue and
Black, Per pair Sle25, s.
Fancy China Si Dinner Sets
Haven't room to tell you about
them. Come in and -see the new
and dainty patterns; ' we have in
Dinner Sets at $17.00.
FOF . MEN
SWEATER COATS, all colors,.
best quality, $5.00.
SILK MUFFLERS in the newest
weaves, 50c to $2 25.
FUR CAPS in Persian or Seal,
in jockey shapes, pecial $6 50.
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR—
all new patterns, each 50c.
MOOHO AND K1D GLOVES—
knitted or silk lined, $1.00-& $1.50.
TAN SLIPPERS in all sizes,
$1 25,
Store open Every Evening Next Week
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
WE HAVE ENLISTED
in our long ranks of exquisite and charming articles such asupply that
every PRIVATE in the ARMY of CHRISTMAS BUY-
ERS can regait ' be equipped for the day."
Whole Battalions
OF (IF rs are here for your inspection with YALU12 and VARIE'i Y
at their head, but none in this CONCENTRATION CAMP of HOLI-
DAY 000DS will make a heavy charge on your pocket book. None
are entrenched behind HIGH PRICE ENTANGLEMENTS.
BUY USEFUL
PRESENTS
WHEii. Yat)' GET
the largest assort-
tweet,
ssort-
ansrt, quality and
convenience — best
for your money --
whet you want and
w. ere shopping is a
n ea stare.
XMAS CANDY
-fancy boxes
f, esh from the best
manufacturers, A
tip to lentlement
COLE'S far your
Xsuas Candy,"
SPECIAL
20 per cent off
Xmas
Stationery
Fancy boxes, all
colors. Best quality
for children & adults
10c to $2.50
PERFUMES
W. believe the
largest and best as-
eortment in town,.
Choice odors in bulk.
'or in fancy boxes:
l0c• to $2,00
DRESSING AND
MANICURE
CASES
With either Ebony
or Ivory pieces at
astonishing low pri-
ces. We save you
money on these.
MIRRORS
These are veru
suitable for a lady,
Last forever. Barg,
ain prices. Fancy
Band Mirrors in Eb-
ony and Rose Wood
25c to $4,00
ARE YOU SAVING COUPONS? IT MEANS 20 PER CENT OI'F
TO THE PCUCHASEIll
When coupon' are used to get the SILVERWARE We give. one
eras/ ._
yon with every 25c purchase of anything in our store, and if it be a
UNIT
lap det
R ao product, we give two coupons. Redeem your
nonS g any piece of Silverw:ere- ROOElRs' 1881 Ar PLATE
rug:,
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Market Report --The following is
+he report of the Exeter market.
.nrreated ltp to Beeen her 22nd, '
WLeat 85o to $1,492°
Barley 45 to 504
Oats 38o
Buckwheat 70o,
Peas $1,00
Family Flour $3.00°
Low Grade flour $1,65.
Bran $25 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton
Butter 28 to 30e4
Creamery butter 34o
Eggs, strictly fresh, 40o; t
Eggs, over 6 days old 30o:f
Chicken, alive 10, dressed 12e.
Old hens, alive 8. dressed ilio
Old !Roosters, alive Go: dressed' 8e
Mobs alive .11o, dressed 15o
Geese, alive 11; Idressed '14
>, ilrkeys 'alive 20; dressed 24
old T:.mc, alive 17; d,resseid 20,
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Hogs $8 30
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Additional locals' on page five.
Saturday will be Christmas.
Read Powell's Bazaar advt,
Miss Ada Willis. of Stratford Nor-
mal is home for the. holidays..
WANTED—Drug apprentice tat once
Apply at ,Cole's Drugstore.
Beautiful array of 'Bon Bon boxes
to ,suit all purses fat'iW. J. Statham'e,
Mr. W. Berney, of Winnipeg, is
spending. ei week 'with his parents in
town.
Head -quarters for (Christmas 1o113'
at Folliek's plant and flower depart-
ment.
Miss Beatrice Howey has 'returned
home after spending several month's
in the west,
Mr. Earle Southcott, who has spesit
the summer in the west returned
home last w'ee'k.
/lot Oyster Stews, Hot Beef Tea,
hot tea and coffee at all .hours at W.
J, Stath'am's.
Miss N. S.' Walker, of Glencoe, visit -
e. Miss Etta Kerslake the /latter part
of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Phillips and child,
of Saskatoon, Sask., are visi+ing with
relatives in Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Bosnell, of Pt. Hope,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wes.
Johns. of Elimville.
Misses Irno Sweet and C+lore'nce
Triebner, students at the Stratford
Normal are home for the holidays.
Miss Ruby Wood, of Hamilton Nor-
mal, is spending the holidays 'with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Woo&:
Mr. A. E. Andrews was called to
Gorrie during the past weehC owing to
the death of his father',• Mr, Thos. An-
drews-
Miss Stella Southcott h'as returned
home after spending th'rec weeks vis-
iting in H•amiltun, Toronto and Lon
don,
Ice -snaking et the Wink ie progress-
ing favorably although' it was given
a set back by the ,mild weather of
last week.
31r. Howard (Qh'ackenbush, a stu-
dent at Milwaukee dental college, is
spending the holidays with his par-
ents in town: (: s
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale•
at Seldon's Second Warehouse, at the
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
sat!sfaction is guaranteed. — ED.
MAGUIRE, Exeter.
EXETER TIMES
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Christmas Gifts•
In Big Variety at Howeys Drugstore
We bought early and can save you money in many
articles especially French Ebony Goods which are no
dearer than they were last year Come in if only to see
these very useful articles at astonishingly low prices
EBONY OE IVORY TOILET SETS
$2.75 to $10.00
EBONY or IVORY MANICURE Sets
,$2,100 to,'J$5.001.
EBONY 'OIR IVORY MILITARY.
BRUSHES r '
EBONY OR IVORY HAIR !E'RUSHES
EBONY Olt IVORY HAT AND
.CLOTH BRUSHES i
COMBS. 'MANICURE PIECES
POMADE, AND POWDER BOXES,
BUFFERS, ETC.
LEATHER PURSES, BILL FOLDS,
CARD CASES, COLLAR BOXES and
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES
LEATHER TRAVELLING CASES
WITH FRENCH EBONY FITTINGS
PERFUMES and SACHET POWDERS
100 to $3 ra bottle. Some choice odors
SPECTACLES, 'EYE GLASSES
CHAINS. HOOKS, ETC. are very
Useful Gifts
YKODAKS $7,00 Ito $22.50..
Brownie •ICamer''as $1.25 to $6.
A very useful Xmas gift.
SHAVING SETS $2,00 to $3.50
WILLA'RD'S 1t;;t1000LATES
The kind you will eventually
buy. 35o to $3.00 a box. Try
the liquid centres if you want
something especially nice.
See Window Saturday.
CIGAR'S in /decorated Christ-
mas 'boxes. Lord IRaieeell,
Bachelor, Benedict, Pastors,
and ElCielo, 10 in each, 5Qo
to $1.00 a box.
SMOKERS SETS $2 50 to 4'5.00
TOBACCO JARS i s
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS
three styles, $5.00 each.
Howey's Drugstore, Exeter
'Don't forget Spectacles or Eye Glasses if you think your
friend needs them. They make a very acceptable Xmas. gift:
We Guarantee our Goods
\VANTD' 500Eggs not Doz. Strictly
Frkesh
over old
For which we will pay 50e per doz trade; or 493 cash
Small or Dirty Eggs 25c per doz
Try us for your Christmas Groceries. We will guarantee you
good stuff at right prices
Bring in your Dressed Pouitry early next week. We will pay
you the highest prices trade or cash
J. W. Skinner, General Merchant Winchelsea
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Who gets the piano/
How is the label on your paper.
Read the auction sales on page four.
Nix's. S. Egan visited in London last
weeks
'Um- T. rTh .of 403n 4„y1 ed in
31,r. T. Hawkins leaves; for'Windsor
to spend (Christmas with his daughter,
'airsE'
;. P. Pollard.
Mr._ .
r. Arthur E. Wood has been given
an appointment on the staff o? the
Imperial Bank of Canada 5ti the Lon-
don branch.
Someone is going to get ,the !hand,
some •piano that is now on exhibition
in Mr, J. Beverley's window absol-
utely 'free
bsolutely'free See adv. on' page Your.
BROWNS TItpEs I
Remember' •that three thousand
votes are given with a year'b sub-
scription to the Exeter Times. It is
not too late to get started.1 Contes-
tants are known -by number only.
town over the ts�eek e
The best .that can ,be grown
Who is our' agent in Irour..tow,n?
Hi say!
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Pe, IPStaIS,
ItoCke r•s,
lt's and
M u: is Cabinets
at R. N. ROWE'S:
They are just lovely. And say;‘
he bassthe Most beautiful Pict-
ures you ever saw and a Int of
other articles very suitable for
Xmas Gifts
At R, P1. Rowe's
The Funeral Director and
FiaA-nits-ire Destler...,,
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LADIES' &
GENTS'
TAILORING
A full line of Ladies'
Suitinge. in Gaverdines,
Broadcloths, Vicunas, Pop-
lins, African Brown, Russian
and Laural Green, etc.
'PRICES $23.00 to $35.00.'
Coats
Coat season is here and,
with it some of the most be-
coming and attractive models
of the day. Every garment
the neva st in its class --
tweeds, pushes, beavers,
Persia-tex chinchillas, etc,
PRICES $1.7.00 to $30.00.
A fine assortment of
Men's Suitinge and Overcoats
Tags at reaasonable prices,
Give us a salt
N. Siiieerre
THE HIGH OLASS TAILOR:
fir. Up Stairs, Opposite! Central
4'' T:otel
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BROWN lBROTHEE,a=COMPANY
Nurserymen, Limited
Browns Nurseries, Welland Co, Ont.
PERRY F. DOUPE Licensed Auc-
tioneer, Sales couductr;d in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be` promptly at-
tended to. Phone ,115a Kirkton,• Ad-
dress Rirkton P.O.. i'.
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;HOUSE FOB SALE
The undersigned is offering Llorr,sale
is the village of Can. aria an eight -
roomed Brick lxouse;,.hodero. impro-
vements, Thar i and ede water; wood-
;5house and commodious Ot'ables; cement
walks, '2 acres of lard; School,
church aid station. citieveeient. This
is to very desirable p operty and is
be sold far below cost;.
RTC -HARD QUI',TON, Centralia
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NEW BUTCHER -Mr: Begg desires
to announce that he ;will can for aad,
deliver orders to any part or the'.
Town. Yoturr Vatik'on'age„ is solicited
Phone 1103.
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Phonograph and a selection
of records, make a swell
Xmas Gift. Ask to hear
the .different Models. •
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Z For the Kiddies
i Toys, Dolls Game3 and Many other Amusements
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I Our CANDY DEPARTMENT will be as usual, full i
I of the choicest kinds and flavors, at the lowest prices I.
• Nuts of all kinds and oranges.
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prices up ,to 4hl�istmas Eve.
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CANADIAN :'1)ACIFIG
FARM',LANDS
Irrigated anal ;::Nan -Irl/-,
gated.
"Ready made' Farms
Loan for Imprvtments.'
Ad van ce of 3J * Sto'ck
on,_Loan Basi
Twenty years to,a
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The Following Pianos are Carried in .stock `;,Gerhard Heintzman-
Nordheimer, New Scale Williams, Karri,,7M1•orri.s and Dominior.
EWING MACHINES
Singers al0.04,,, ',, drop .head
'New Williams `j4 ;drop head
Ray monds,,J=rf&t-.A irved
No reasonable offer refused
Come prepared to take a machine '
°r. home with you
small Musical Merchandise including Violins, Mandolins,
Flutes and Mouth organs
All the. latest Patriotic and Popular Sheet Music -
Christmas
sicChristmas Stationery, new designs acd new
prices-77,.o
$i.�Y'. Crolirnopk!
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oatds $l.50• ���Senes Sleighs up. ocking Horses Si and
Iron aias4c
e;.lbarre•°.sotrlietbrn : far ever k d and. ,,invite you to come and look through o. r :..
1�. ` � .r g y �.. y' � ,.;;'!. , S .,.�,u stock
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