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Winter Coats
Llnoleums
We are able to sell you
Linoleumsat the old price as
ours were all bought before
the advance we have ten pat -
teens in floral and tile designs
fc r you to choo6e from
Wall Papers
If you intend doing ane
papering this fall be sure to
see our stock of wallpapers.
Beautiful papers for Kit-
chen, Halls, Dining Rooms
& Parlors ranging in price
from 5 to 25 c.a roll
R.ugs
Every Rug that we have to
show 'ycu is worth dollars
more than they are marked,
But we are giving our cus-
tomers the benifit. If you
need rugs be sure to get our
prices
Furs
For the early leasers we
have a fine collection of
Muffs, Ruffs and Stoles in
the best Selling Furs for this
season.
Phone 16
Our stock this Beason is larg.
er than ever. We have a big
range of stylish gal ments which
we are selling at prices that are
not in advance ot last season
Come in and try them on
Black Silks
We are proud of our range
of Black Silks that we can
offer you at the old price.
The dyes are the hest with fine
weave and beautiful famish at
per yard $1,25 $1 50 $1 75
Extra value • i.n
Ladies Raincoats
These Coats are extra good
value Tney are a good weight
good
good
material and tames in
fawn shade all sizes $4-50
Sweater Coats
In a wide range of colors
and weayes. You will want
one now that the weather is.
cooler. See our range at $3.00
$4 00 and $5.00
High Lace Kid
Shoes
The t,ew shoe for fall wear
to be worn with the short
Skirt. It is a splendid quality
kid and is made on a comfort-
able last; all sizes $4,50
Dinner Sets
This is a regular $15.00
Dinner Set but it was sent to
us by mistake, Ic is a very
neat pattern and has the full
67 pieces. For quick selling
we have reduced the pi ice to
$12 50
Ranging Lamps
A fine range of new Hang-
ing Lainps in Several new
styles The prices are a little
l•igher but still in reach of
your pocket book
JA. STEWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
Market Report --The following is
tee rc*nort of the tenster ••market
corrected 'up to Sept, 27t1; 1316
'Wheat 1.25 to 1.32 •
*Barley 60 to 75e.
Cate, 50 to 55e.
Peas 1.00 a bus -
Family Ifloue '4.15.
how grade flour 2.25.
Bran 29,00 'per ton. i 1
Shorts 31.00 'per ton,
Eggs 30e. , - s
Butter 30o, - . , ,
Creamery batter 384 • l
Young Chicks 14c. ,
Old he
Roosters $e..
Young ducks 10e.
O11 ducks ,80.
Turkeys 14e.
Plums 20c. e'er basket.
llctrs 11.50.
�� Tailored TRADES BUSINESS FOR FARML
_11r. Geo. R. Bedford has exchanged
Suits and
Coats
Of first interest, when the cool days
conte. The styles are varied to meet
,he •dirt.:rert tastes. Coats are long-
er, skirts are also longer.
tris store for the 150 acre farm in Ala-
aorough u ownship, in the county of
!Elgin, owned by Me. Gowere. Mr.
Bedford intends to go farming and is
offering Tor sale his beautiful resi-
idence on Huron St. and the two new
houses ,on William St. Anyone wish-
ing to purenase ons one of these three
louses 1Ii. Bedford will be pleased
to !show them through and give them
terms.
Our i,ew goods are fere. Goodrange Auction Sale
to choose trona,
MADE TO YOUR 1fEASGR1t
See Our New Coatings for
Ladies, Prices ranging
from $17 00 Up
'We also have a new range of Men's
over coating and suiting.
GIVE' US A CALL
N. Sheere
LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand .Upstairs. Opposite the Central
Hotel
The !Soldiers' Aid Society intend
:olden; a miscellaneous • shower of
:heistmite 'articles on October 161h,
'or our soldiers overseas. Full part-
iu1ars later. •
VESTBEIN i✓ANADA'S !GRAIN'S'."IELD
The 'Canadian •Dank of 'Commerce
lave, ;given oat its estimate of this
Canada, lac -
r "t r anal
'eerie co 5n Women
ea e , .p
p
0 000 'This a
,'455 00 is
n;g the total a t $ , .
'7 per ..,cent above the average value
t wheat, barley and gate for 'the p.aisti
eve 'years. The total production of
hese ara'.nis is ptaeed at 571,000,000
ushele.
'HE CASUALTY LIST
The 'casualty fast has contained. a
a.Ttge list. of Western On.tariot names''
among these. 'from .Huroh County its
'te. A -Inbar Levis, eL' ]'.,unknow, killed
ei acti•on, Pte„ Ernest' Clar+kc,, of God=
rich. •Ira seed; Pte. le M. Wilson, of
Vin;;laam, tvcundecl; lete, glower 1
"oungson. of G Goderich, wounded;
hent, (C, S. 'Pate, Goderleh„ wounded;;
'te, Peres, Ixalph, of Soaforth, ,yound-
d ; Pie, Arthur 'Ctcrtise, $(If R, lx,_ No,
Parkhill, wounded.
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FARM. STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
DAY. ROOTS, CORN, GRAIN
DAIRY UTENSILS. ETC'.
In Exeter. east of Metropolitan IIot-
el, +on Saturday, Sept. 30th; 1316, a0.2
o'clock .the following,—
Horses-Pair snatched mares. 5 yrs.
a,gric; sup. in foal; aged mare sup.
to be in loaf; 2 sucking colts.
Cattle—,1 cow due in 1•fay; 6 cotes
freshened; 1 cowl due in Dec.; 3 cows
due later; 2 fat cows; 1 yr -old Dur-
ham bull, 6 young calve.3.
Hogs and Chicken -1 broad sow clue
in October; 7 store hogs; 100 hens
and pullets.
Implements—Lumber 'wagon, trucks
with flat rack, babslevghls, binder,
mower, hay rake, riding plow, walking
plow, 2 -furrow slow, cultivator, disk,
harrow, etcel land roller, isicufaer, corn
euitivaxor, manure spreader, epulper,
straw cutter, grinder, 8 inch plate ; 314
h.p. gasoline 'engine, new ; fanning
mill, 2 steel hog troughs; 2 hog tirueks
'car. trope and ,pulleys;i' set plow haxn-
esls; set mak wagon harness; brass
mounted, new; set .single harness ;
whitfletrees neckyokes, chains, forkf
hovels, hoes, and numerous othedear-
tieles.
Dairy Implements—Milk wagon, milk
sleigh; 3 ten -gal. cans; 2 twelve -gal.
cans with taps, 2 milk -delivery cans,
and all sites of measures, cream sep-
arator, aerator, for cooling milk,, milk
pees,2 p'r, ice tongs.
10 tons hay, 11 acres corn, le acres
mangles,, 500 btts, oats, 50 bus, wheat,5 'bushel (
sk
7 ureal barb
ey, so b
m u wheat,
et,
Positively ,r lucky ne>' meserve,
There (viii also be offered for sale
if not soldrev
p ious ly the farm, being
Pests lots 18 and 19, con. 1, Usborne
Terms—All sums of $5, and unde:l
cash ; ever that amount 12 months'
credit on lurnisbin„ • g a aha ed
p. v jo2,nt
notes. 6 per cent. off for cash on
credit amounts,
Eph. Hewitt, Thos, Cameron
Prop, t4 set.
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It 'will be is the interest of our
.s
subMcrrbers to pay ftp their arrears
nr renew their sub :cription to The
Times before the lest day of Septet
(her es on the first of October alk
arrears and renewal's will be charged
'1;!1.25 'iter annum
Potatoes
It seems odd to be
offering potatoes to
the public its usually
the other way about -
If in need of them
order from us,
Peaches
The late variety are
still to come. Let us
have your order
WILSON'S
GROCERY
pHONE 56
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE:—The Reg-
ular montely meeting will be held in.
tett Town ll.;tll: on Monday .evening,
°Seabee ',l, at 7.30; We (wish to
thank the Trustees of the • different
ehurchee for the, use of the sheds on
trait: Day.—Mrs: W,5, Beer, See.
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INCREASE IN PRICE N'EsrT, WEEK
On. tee fleetof otob
0 e e Exeter
35 t
t'31 ee
Times si ill increase in, price from $1
to $1.25 a year. There is just a few
days left for tame leubscribers to take
advantage of the old rate as after
that date all arrears, nein; or renewal
subscriptions will be charged, then ad-
vanced rate. Any remittances that
bears the post -lino -dr 'lap to Sept 30th
will be accepted.
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REMOVED
......ter.....:.-_
D2ir, J, Lawson lied tteel4 moved his
jewelry business into the store he
has (recently'had fitted up! in 'the Bed.s
ford block. The telephone central
has tilt's been removed the. officebee
leg closed only fork a few hours whiles
the change was being made.(
COMING -
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To
OMING—
To the Dome Tlieatre'for one night
only Monday October the 9th, Thanks-
giving. "The White :!Feather" or "The
efan Who Stayed At .Home". The pop-
talar English Drama. now playing in
the leading city theatres, presented
by the Famous Players Film 'Co,
Prices, 25e, children 15c.
SCHOOL FA.1R ••
LOST - A i014 broo' k lset 'with pearls
between 1t essers. J. Waltexs, and A.
'Walters on (3',r.iday: last. 'Finder ,re-
tvaided by leaving at Times office or
to Miss P. Fi4her,'C'xeter,*
The school fair which has become an
annual event at the Exetler, school
was '.held on Friday of last weetk,
There was se 'splendid 'exhibits of flow-
ers uud 'vegetables that teas a candle
to the scholars,. The judges •of the.
Mowers were Mrs. R. N. Ureech! and
Mr', A. E. Fake while 'Messrs, S.
Marin ,and F. eV. Gladman judges
of the vegetables. We expeoti to print
a list of diet prize winners next week
START:NG A MUSIC CLASS
Mr. W. M. Clarke, L.R.L'O,M , (Eng)
organist end ,choir master James St.
Methodist church hats now opened his
st udio. Pupil's 'prepared for an'y' snus-
ice I examination. Record 167 pupils
passed out of 168, trans With honors,
Some medallists. 'Apply at once for
terms, etc. Mr. Clarke hall had en ex-
perience of over 25, years in 'teaching
voice culture, organ, piano, harmony
etc.. etc.
Mr. Walter Connor spent the week-
end in Waodstoak.
Mrs. Stiver of Toronto.. ie visiting
with Mir. end Mrs. E. A. WWIIolc.
Me. 'Garfield eSheere of (Brantford
visited his mother in town on Friday
last.
Miss Flora 'Dienes ,returned home
Oast week after ', Ispendin,g several
weeks in London.
Mrs. R. W. Doerr will receive at
her home on Wednesday, Octobers 4th
from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Cllr. 'and Mrs. Chester Coultis of
Toronto, visited with relatives in town
'during the past week.
Mr. A. 3. Rollins and daughter,
Miss Ruth of Detroit, motored over
and are 'visiting Mr. and Mee. 'W.
May.
Mrs. Rawson of Wyoming visited
with Mrs. '"W. G, !Bi'ssett during the
past week. She left 'here to viii t
London.
Mrs, J, Fergur'on of Chatham is vis-
aing her d.iught,'r, .AXrs. el. W. (Christ-
ie of Stephen and other relatives for
a week.
Mr. and 2frs. l''. Hayle and Misses
Effie and Clive Treble motored to
Lcr,don Monday the latter remaining
several days.
L1:enass Jon •s & May 'five d.c'ded to
heat their store with the hot water
system the contract Ibeinb given to
W. J. Beaman.
Mir, Of'fa allePhersan traveller for
a 'Toronto drug firm visited /de pare
ents in town on, Friday and Saturday
of last week. .
IMtr. and Mrs. T. 0, McLeod and
child are in Dutton this*" week attend-
ing the marriage of Mrs. McLeocee
brother, Mr. *Angus McKenzie.
A jardinere and 'plant 'were remov-
ed from e. veranda, one evening i els
week. The ,sneak thieving that ha's
been going on around towns should put
'people on their guard.
Alas. Wm. Carr and eon Gerald, who
have been visiting with, Mrs and erre
Walter Connor 'for several svecles re-
tuened to their home in Detroit on
Friday last.
Harvest tome ,ierviees twill'' be be]d
in James St. lelethoclis•t church next,
Sabbath!: boy the Ladies Aid Society.
Thee pastor, •''Rev, J. W. Baird will
conduct, the services .
Mr. tend Mrs. Wm, Verity/ and dau-
ghters, Mica. ITitehon end Helen of
!Brantford and 11rs. (W. (Davidson, of
Toronto, motored up and spentSundey
with Mrs. Rd, Pickard..
'NEW T✓A JIID7t IN I S.
DEPT.
11Is Vol,
I� -3 Viola Dobson is
the new J
a
teacher in t:hc Exeter High School
to twice the 'place of 11liss Hamil.to
whe resigned to take a similar pose
ifion in the Kincardine swine)]. Mlles
Dobson hays commenced her new duties
REV, E. E. HARPER
LEAVING CLINTON
A committee appointed by thre:C'res
aytery met the coaa,grrcgatt•on at'Wil1-
is church, ;Clinton, with regard to the
Resignation o2 Rev, E, C. Harper, Rev,
W. D, 'Tuner, occupied the ohair, and
Rev, Mr. Sharp and other:( addressee
the meetieg.",On a vote of! the meet -
keg it wee • •deeeided to accept the teen
i,gnatioe, and the pulpit will ue deelar
ed vacant in the eeur,se of a few
yvee'ks, " ..c.
FORMER PASTOR CONTINUES ILL
The 'following •reference to a former
pastor of !Main St Methodist church
appeared in .the London Advertiser
on Monday. Much sympathy ii felt by
a large number of friends in Lon-
don for Rev. ldr. Godwin in his
continued ill -health. Mr. Godwin
(rho during his ministry has preached
from time to time several years in
alit in Landon, retired recently, corr-
ine tem London from b•i•i lark charge at
Sweaburg in 'hopes that the •change
and entire !rest would benefit him.
'Ascompan• '1 '-" Mrs. Godwin ,took a
Louse on 683 Maitland Sts where they
are settled at the preisent time. Very
little improvement has taken place
in Mr. Gc dw•n's condition. At the Lon-
don distr'.at Methodist meetin,g held
a few •days age in' Lambeth, a treliol
ution bf sympathy to Mr, Godwin and
els family was passed by' the gathe,rl-
in,g of ministers.
HOW IT AFFECTS 10. T. A. CO'S.
HORSE 'FOR SALE—Good " family
driver; work ear drive, Apply at liv-
ery stable, Wm. Hcdgert. ,
FOR !SALE—A good second -handl' tale
kir-mane overcoat worn only a tiny
times, brown chinchilla cloth; Coot
when new $45. Apply at the Times
office.
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed 4.u0-
tioneer, Sales conducted in any lo-
'califs,. Terms moderate Orders left
at. Times office will he promptly at-
tended to. 'Phone 116, Kirkton., Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O,
Some • added restrictions regarding
the sale and use of liquor as taken
from the new Dominion Temperance
Acts, and. the Ontario Temperance
!-act which axe now in Use and apply
to tho C. T. A. tcountiee of Huron and
Perth;
1, Any person wee Bells, sends,
(ships, brings., delivers, or causes to
be sent, shipped, brought or deliver-
ed. liquor 'into the Province of On-
tario for other then persona/ or fam-
ily use, (except for persons 'licensed
to sell), is liable to be fined.
2. All liquor sent into Ontario
for personal or family use must be
plainly labelledto show the actual
contents and the tame, or the shipper
also the correct name of the person,.
who is import.ng it. and any rail:-
scaly
ailwa!v or elpres•: anent is. liable to be
fined' who bandies a 'shipment which'
is not so addressed and, labelled.
le Personal and family use is to be.
taken in a very restricted sense and
only inel.udes the members of the
household, and does not include guests
4 The only place liquor can be kept
•by any person not liceaiied to sell
is a private dwetltng, and does not -.
permit its being kept:* under any pre-
tense in a boarding-house, (four lod-
gers. other than the members
of the family is considered a aboard-'
ing.Sousee hotel, shop, office, club,
work -shop. or !,tore, and a private
,dwelling is •very strictly defined in
the Ontario Temperance Act.
5 Where a person 'Le found upon a
street. highway •or in any publio place
in this /Province in ars intoxica.ted
condition, he shall be guilty? of an of-
fence against 'the Act, and upon_ any
prosecution for ouch offence' ho shall
be :corn.pellable 'to state the. name o%
the person from whom and the place
in which he obtained the, liquor whish
'caused intoxication, .and it meet of
trefutsa.1 Ito do so' he shall be im-
prisoned for a period not exceeding
three months .or until' he discloses
such information. The penalty for be-
ing 'found drunk. is a fine of not less
than $1.0.00, 'nor more than .`l100.00,
and in default of immediate` payment
to imprisopment far a period of not
less than ten days on more than two
monthis.
6 Under the Canada Temperance
act a's.amended a searck of any place
may be made by an officer of the law
at tiny time of the day or night; for-
merly a search 'could be made from
six a.m. to 3 p.m:
7 The penalty for a fust offence
against the C.T,A. ie not less than
$50.00 and not more. than, $100.00, or
imprisonment for •a term not
e
xcee
d=
ingonemonth with or witho t hard
labor, and for a second
and every
subsequent offence, to imprisonment
for a term not exceeding four months
sift: or *without hard l:aberi
8 Penalties for ' violations of the
Ontario Temperance Act vary Troxn
850,00 to a 0.000.09
The school Act now states that each
cheld betiveen the ages of 8 and. 14
years must attend school evexv school
day in the year unless excused Pox
i,linc's'•t or, other reasons stated in the
Art. The Government inteede to;stanip
out tenancy o:nd negligence on the
pert oe the. p0ren,te. All isiespeetors
ewe insiet on a strtot observance of
the Act,
For the very best flour, money can
buy, !see Harvey Brae. Use our Model
for the best results.
LOST.—Betwe . Centralia and, Fair
field a black hand bag, cantaiteng pair
gol 1 ,•:;.nme:t glasses, a dollar hill, 'and
an a l:',: e•ase i letter. Finder commun-
icate with Mrs. Wm. Hicks or Advo-
cate O:fice.
PIANO & VOICE
Mrs. Gambrel can take a few more
pupils, Prepares for highest examin-
ations, including diplomats both sub-
jeots. (Besides being certified and dip-
tomaed, I%Lrs. Gambrel wars a pupil
for several years of A. R. Simms.
Esq.. Mule, Bac., Oxon, a Member bf
the Royal College of Organists.
THURSDAY, SEPTelbef ER 28th', i;)1011
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for rale
at the old Temperance 'Sonne at the
G, T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and.
sattsfaction is guaranteed. -- ED,
MAGUIRE, Exeter.
FARMS FOR SALE •
Being Lot 25, con. 1 Usborne Tp.
containing 100 acres; altso lot 5 con.
1. Tp. of ILay directly opposite. con-
taining 50 acres. 'On the 'former is a
frame 1 1' 2 storey house with wood-
shed.; large 'bank bank barn 70x72
good stabling underneath. water sap -
plied 'to stable from isu•pply tank;
drive Bled 20x36 and hen house. Well
fenced mostly wire fencing and well
underdrained. Farms (sold together or
separate. Rural 'mall land telephone.
Possession given 1st of November.
Apply oto-Bobt. Munn R. R. No. 3.
Exeter . * ?'
Auction Sale
Mr. G. R. Bedford has exchanged;
his !store end (business on Mail St.
for 'a farm and will now off+er his
beautifufl tresidence on Huron Street
also the two new houiaes on 'William
by auction on 'Oct. 14th! if not sold
private previous to thab date. Any
information las to price or term:.. apply
to G. R. 'Bedford. Mr. 0. W. Robinson
auctioneer.
Proclamation
PA'Ri11' 1S'Olt' SALE
Pt. Lot 18 and 19, eon. 1 Tp. of
USheene.. County of Huron, in the.
Village or Exeter, containing 100
acres ol{ chotoe land. On this property
i,.¢ a )esiek dwelling, large bank barn
silo. drive and milk leaven hog and
hen house. The buildings of this prop-
erty are all up -to -tette with water it
ptable. Farm in 'fleet class elate
of cultivation and must be Gold as the
proprietor's health hate failed. Poss-
eseion 1st of November. - F,teld of
corn to go with farm, Every sonven-
ience for carrying on a milk basiaiess
which its ;much needed in the town of
'Exeter. E. .Hewett. prop., For terms
and particalans apply to Thos. earner -
on, 'R. R. No. 1, Kirkton .
BRITISI-I RED CROSB APPEAL
OCTOBER 19, 1916
Whereas the, President od the Brit-
ish Red •Cross .S,aciety hes ma*ie an
urgent ap?eal throuehcut the Empire
for funds to be collected on Thurs-
day. Oct. 19th, for the relief c1 the
sufie:ring _soldiers and sailors at the
va'riour• seats et war;
And whereas our Province of On--
te io ha', manifested its des;.re to el)"
it full share;
And whereas the
whereas Eil ish Red Cross
Society is caring for the wounded of
every ,A1'i:d Nation;
And where,'; the tont at this woes
is so great tha`. all Harts of the Em-
pine
mp, ,e are called recta. to. assist ui t.3
enuttely mise:in•g it;
And whereat; the Lieut.-Gave:•nc.:•
of. Onta .; ha'; issued a p;o. lamatioa
to all n uniuipalitiee.s te, he'.: in the
tt ork;
Theeetora 1, Jelin W Tayen, eel
upon all citizens together with Pate
erotic Soc.ieG es to. attend a 'public
meeting in the Public Library, Exeter
.'on Wednesday, October 4th, at 8
o'clock, to discuss ,ways and means hit
best aiding the work of the Society,
HICKS FORECASTS
A regales' storm period is central
on the 27th, covering the 25th to the
30th. Disturbing causes and, things to
expect.
The Mars period its now reaching
a 'firmer grip, ' the Earth as at tee
culmination of - its period, a Mercury
'period is ria fell force, being central
oda the 29th, with the Moonon the
'equator on the 26th, and in conjunct*,-
tion with. Sun and Earthy of the 27tb.
This promises to be one, of the most
pronounced -storm periods of the mon-
Ith, or for the whole autumn. At the.
beginning of the period sigma of weae
:titer changes and growing storm cors
editions, will be' _apparent throughout
western and eouth'ern regioes. South-
erly winds, rising temperature, fall-
ing barometer, and growing cloudii
mesas will be forerunners otl approach-,
ing storm's, By the 24th, storms or
wind. train end thunder will' ensue,
during Wednesday the. ,.27tb, Tours.
eon the 28th, and ,.Friday the 2ath,
stoma will increase an strength aid
violence, as they pats uatsward,ly over
the country toward the Atlantis se.r ;
boat'd. :They will 'be preceded to the
eastward 'by .falling barometer, fair
and'. warfner, On the west they will
(be *'closely ' followed by girding, b rn-r
waster1y gales,with early
dashes of
r+ V
'snow 'and gleet. and cheep, to e
ry
n
s
truck! 'colder. These
are goorL reasons
to- expect unseasonable cold. over most
parts of the west and north especially
during the closing days of September
and the opening days of October.
`These condition promase to be so gen-
eral as threaten . killing frost over
' central, eastern, and approximately
into ;southern regions. Ar.y' 'part of the
country in which a very low baro-
meter, and warm, muggy conditions
peeved.. elurine the beet ''stages of
this period, will be in danger ot vio-
Rent tornadi.c stormrs; and, the dar.,ger
iv ill be doubly inirn.ment should 'an
equatorial, cyclonic disturbance be
moving tee front the gulf regions.
Don't let each re'eutts, "strike you on.
the blind side,"
400 Tons of rine, Land and Cattle
Sale for sale. All grades $5.50 per
ton; 50o, per bag.—Exeter Salt ,Works?
Co., Ltd., S. Sutton, (Manager..
It will iee In the interest of our
subscribers to pay up their arrears
or renew their subscription to The
Times before the last day of Septew4
.bar as on the fir'•st of October atIc
arrears and renew ale will be charged
(11.25 per annum ,
AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Mr, 113. S. Phillips, Auctioneer, ins,
instructed to boil by Public Auction,
on William St., Exeter, Thursday,
September, 28th, 1910, at one o'clock
sharp the !following valuable 'prop
Frty';-- 1 radiant coat heater, No. (i
1 'wood stove and furniture; 1 coal
-ob. stove; 1 oak !sideboard,' bevel
plate glees; 1 oak extension table; 1
drop leaf table; l glass cupboard; 2
bedroom suites; 1 bedstead; two washy
stands; 3 springs; 9 mattresses ; 4
toilet eats; 1. Weak hair cloth* 'parlor
suite ; 1 center table; 1 sofa ; four
oak idinin,g room. chains; 8 kitchen
chaffs.; 1 carpet: sweeper ; 1 d inner
set. 97 pieoeu; 1 washing machine, 2
tubs; 4 pre. door 'curtains; 1 hanging
lamp, 3 hand lamps; 3. lawn mower;
1 (step ladder; 1 8 -day clock; missed,'
laneous pictures, picture 'frames, lin-
oleum, carpets, window is/lodes, eus--
tains, A quantity of wood and coal.
'All articles must positively be sold.
TERMS CASH " '
Miss. Ann Gardiner, B. S. Phillip's,•
Proprietress, , Auctioneer
COIN FOR CANNING FA'CTO'RY
Will fa'rmees who are growing corn
for the • Canning Factory kirdiy bring
sample'cobs to the factory when they
will he advised when to make deliver
cry. • `,lir,.
Exeter (Canning Factory. S.
PUBLIC NOTICE `
Court of Revision for the Voterls,L'ist:
of the Municipality of Exeter
Notice is !F erebiy green, that a Coulrtf
will (be held, pursuant to the Onteerie.
Voter's Lirst Act, by his Etonoulr the
Judge of the County Court of tbiet
lOtounty of *Heron, at the Town Hail,
;Exeter en the 28th day of September
i316 tit 10 o'clock in the forenoonto
hear and determine complaints of
errors and ommiissions in the Voter's
List of the Muniolpiallty of Exe'fiefrt
for 1916.
Jas Senior were- of the 'Mid
village
CHIROPRACTIC THE
'WORLDS GREATEST SCIENCE
It is a ;science 'highly esteemed by
multitudes who ,have been liberated .rte!;,,
from pain' and desea'si, at a timer
'whten all other systems had failed
idem. Many there are who have suf-
fered from deseasses such as rheum-.
ntism, paralyIsis, sciatica, spinaleiery
ature, Ideseases of the heart, liver
%stomach:` tend' kidneys. constipation and
various other female deiseases who,
have found complete relief through!
the . chiropractic sy(stem and that -era
many 'cases after various systems
had failed. If you ere a suffiefrer,front.
rahronic trouble, see Dr. S. M. Jonel
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
Exeter, opposite the Roller Millis.
Consultation and examir_ation free
Again
T h e
Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaner
The most perfect, the
most powerful, the most
efficient and the most dur-
able ;iectric Vacuum
Cleaner ever built.
Remember that the Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner does the work
not you. Just think r f it the
Eureka does away with dust-
ing and house cleaning times.
lit will reduce your 'I nuseI - ld
expenses and :ate } ou time
and money
To dean with the
Eureka is clean work
Ask for 13emomtration
A CONVENIENCE
AND A NECESSITY
Is your home fitted up with
hot water, toilet and bath, The cold
'weather coming on draws your at-
tention to this great convenience. A
few dollars spent in installing this
system will give you more pleasure
and comfort than in any other way.,
Every new house, whether in town
or country should be equipped with
a hot water system
Plumbing of all kinds our specialty
•
Chas. West
44 Qneens Ave. London,
Phone 3255
dean, smokeless ass andodorless oven means peri'ecf
cooking and baking. This. is assured byventilation and
the nickel -coated
non -rust steel lining in
WCarjr
randora
*pIe
It won't t be hard ro decide cllde what range you want in yotti
kitchen after I show you the Pandora's special features.
Sold by T.
HAWKINS
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