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Phcl J. A. STEWART Phone 16
FURS
FURS
You can enjoy the comfort of a good set of Furs or a good
Muff at nominal outlay, We have beautiful sets that are reason-
ably priced that it will pay you to call and see.
Ladies & Childrens
Coats
We have a few( real 'choice
Coats that we areclearing at
greatly reduced prices, it will
pay you to see what we are
showing as we can save you
money,
Stamped Linens
Including Towels, Centre-
pieces, Pillow Cases, Night
Gowns, pushion Covers,. and
other pieces showing many very
neat and pretty patterns.
Sweater Coats
You will find almost t any
shade you are looking for in
an all wool coat made; with
neat roll collar. They are
worth to -day $7,00; selling cat
the old price $5.50._
Stanfields
Underwear
Is guaranteed not !to shrink,
besides it will give better wear.
than other makes at the same
price.
!Red Label $1.75 !
Blue Label $L85
Handkerchiefs for Xmas
Handkerchiefs will be popular presents for Xmas this season
We have a wide range of pure linen Handkerchiefs with initial
in the corner for Ladies and Men. Also many styles of pretty
embroidered and lace trimmed, neatly to boxed oo or in folder ready
to send by mail at 15c, 250, 3 , 4
Khaki Socks
For the boys at the front.
A splendid all -wool khaki sock
thegood weight with
feet. The boy swill surely
appreciate them. 50c per pair.
Heavy 'Rubbers
"Miner )Rubbers" give excel-
lent satisfaction. We have all
sizes for Boys, Girls, Women. &
Men. Our heavy rubbers for
men can't Yoe 'beaten. —$ 2.59,
$2.75, and $3.00.
Flannellette Sheets
Good size sheets in colons of
cream, tan and grey with pink
or blue borders. These sheets
are good weight and have love-
ly finish. Each 85c. ,
Silk Crepes
A beautiful quality of Silk
Crepe in Pink, Ivory,' !Black,
Maize, suitable for Waists and
trimming. Per gard $1.50.
Christmas Groceries
Buy your groceries here and
New Raisins Currants
New Peals Figs
'N'ew Dates' Walnuts
get the best
Spices
Almonds
Extracts
Market Report --The follerketag is
the ' ?report of the Exeter market
eorreoted up to Dec, 6th,
Jelly's
Teas
Coffee
A. STEWART Phone 16
We pay highest prices cash or trade, for live or
dressed Poultry.
'Wheat 1,00 to 1.05.
Barley 70 to 85e..
Oats 55c, to 0
Peas x,00 per bus ., r• r
Family flour 4,90. (
Low grade flour 2.80.• .. i I
Bran 33,00_ f .
Shorts 37,00 per ton. , 1, !i ii ;
Sugar beet pulp. 28.00,• 1
Eggs 50c. I "'. i 1
Butter 40. : 1 I, 1 ,
!Creamery hatter 47. s. ! t ;
Young chick's 14e. i
*liens 10e and 12c, i i
!Etoosters 100, k f l
Young ducks. 11x:, ,; . 1 '-
Decks 120 and 17c. 1 i 1 ' r
Old ducks 10e. t-ikl I krl '
Gaese 12e and. 17c. . . ! i
Turkeys 24c and 28c.
Old CLozns 210 and 25c.
Potatoes. 1,65; 2.00; 2.25 per bag.
11c;4s 10,85, , , . .
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4. • LOCAL •
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The Quality
Grocery Store
ChristmaQ will soon.
be here
Cj1LL' AT OTtR STOVE FOR
YOUR FRUITS, NUTS, CAN-
DLES A.N1) ALL OTHER XMAS.
GOODS WE HAVE A NEW
SUPPLY ,
Any Order coming to us by
phone will be promptly, , de-
livered.
THE STORE THAT 'WILL PAY
YOU TO DEAL ;AT,,
PHONE 18
R. C. GONER & SON
•
Several 'vases of measles are re-
ported
around town.
Miss Nina Kinsman has returned
home after visiting in Acton.
Mr. Oliver Davis of Zarloh spent
the week -tend with his parents.
Miss L. Johns left Tuesday to, visit
her sister, \fr'. Goodiuon, at Sarnia.
Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson, of London,
visited her son 'William, over the
week -end.
Mr, N'', D, Burdon who has spent
the summer at Pt. Frank has return-
ed to town to spend the, winter.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Kathleen have returned home
after visiting in Bowmanville and
SPECIAL BALE—A special sale of
all !Christmas lines for ten days begin
ning December the lst. Grigg Stat,
ionary Co.,
Mr. Harry EJworthy returned last
week from Kalida, Man., ,where he
was 'called owing to the illness and
death of his halfsbrother, Mr. Wan.
Johns.
Mr, Robert Southcott of London,
visited in town on 'Monday, having
been called to Grand 113.end owing to
the illness of his father, htr. 4o3,rn
Southcott.
Miss Match who has'spent the mil-'
linery !season at Dashwood, visited
with Miss Morlock over the week -end
before returning to her home at
Auburn. • t
Just arrived, a car of bran, a car
of twiddling's, a car of oats, Expected
a car of beet !pulp and a car of corn
If its flour or feed you( wand to see
Harvey Pros.
The Ideal Christmas
Gift For Her
The giving of common sence Christmas Gifts is becom-
ing more popular each year.
The Grand Prize
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Is one of the most practical gifts you could select for her;
will lighten the housework and bring real Christmas cheer
into the home the whole year round.
Do not wait until Christmas—Buy now
R, N. ROWE
Phone 20 SALES AGENT Exeter
Mrs, Muxworthy and daughter Mar
garet'returned home lashe week from
Toronto,where the latter underwent
an p operation for foot trouble. Miss
iina:worthy presided at the organ in
Caven Presbyterian 'ebureh on Sab-
bath , last. During ber abeensc (iylats.
Sharp has presided at the organ.
The death oecured in Stephen on.
:Dee, Ord, of Sarah Iywood, beloved
Wife Of Mr:William 'Rowcliffe aged.
75 'years and. 28 days. The deceased
had been III for the peat coaple iof
e Yrag
.fferin tlulte tensidexably 'of
nst1tne,a pe,sldes her l uwbandeVho also
has not been well she islsurvived by
two daughters and one son, The, fun-
eral was held Tuesday afternoon con-
ducted by 'Rev. A. IA.. Truan•pi€r, inr+
terment in the Exeter oemetelry,
Cbnflrmation, service was held ,in.
the Trivitt Memorial oh xrob last
Thursday evening when the Bishop
of Ilbron, the Rt. .Elev. David Wilw
llama; of London confirmed az class
of 14 eandidates. Ile took his text
from St. 'Lucke 18, 9'; Make' to your-,
selves friends of. the ata Millen of un-
rilghteoesnese' and delivered a most
acceptable discourse. There Itvas a
large Congregation present,
NOTICE—A11 accounts due to the
undersigned are now part due and
unless paid before December 15th, wi'l
be entered for collection with costs
added,—S, Johns, Elimville.
•
These are the days when the are
using Made in Canada Products. Why
not t;o one 'better, and use flour made
in Exeter. MODEL second to none.
—1I A RVEY IBBOS.
TENDERS WANTED•
Tenders 1vi11 be received tb1y the 'an-
dersigned for the 1917 output of but-
termilk Alitenders to be eu 'by the
20th of December, For further inform
ation'appl,y to 'the Centralia !Creamy .
cry, Thomas Willis, Proprietor.
5,r;•ise in. the Main St, church next
Sabbath morning when the pastor
'Rev, S. W. Muxworthy will preach
on "The purpose of Special J3lessinggls"
The service in the evening will be
withdrawn in favor of James Sc.
anniversary.
GRASS FARM SOLD
Mr. A. W. Etherington has sold his
100 -acre grass farm on the 4th con.
of Usborne to Mr. J. T. Morgan, fon
a good figure.
TAXES ARE COMING IN
1)fiss McDonald visited in Toronto
over the week -lend. Miss Hollinger
who 'has spent the millinery season
with. Miss McDonald returned to her
home et Arthur on Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Treble of Toronto, had
the misfortune to fall recently re-
ceiving injury to her wrist. She is
expected home this week to visit
with her parents.
The Ilome Department of the Far
riser's Sun, Toronto., is especially edit-
ed and presents the latest ideas in
every branch of home work, in which
the farmer's wife ort daughter is in-
terested. Your reading is not nom:!
pieta without the Sun.
Judge L. H. Dickson held anaucti;n
sale of his household effects on Satur-
day last and will move with his
family to Goderich where he will re-
side in the future. The best wishes
of their many friends in town will
follow them to their new home. ,
'An entertainment under the aus:
pices of the young ladies MJsb:on cir
ole. consiting of a three -act play en-
titled "Aunt Tvlaggie's Will" So os,
Duetts and' choruses tvi1L. be given in
Main wet. church on 'Wednesday even-
ing, December the 20th. Admission
25e and 150.
For your Christmas baking you
want the very best flour. Use "MOD-
EL" for bread and buns. for Pastry
use Welcome. HARVEY BROS.
The third of the series of Patriot:0
teas will be 'held in James St. church
basement on Friday, December the
8th. from 3 to 0 p.m. All ladies are
requested to come and bring their
knitting Admission 10c. The tea is
provided 'by the ,buying committee.
Mr. Frank Mellott Irecevied ,word
East week that his son Fred, had been
moved to Whitecross, hospital, Eng.
(Elis nose is !doing !fine buts he is have
ing trouble with his back and leg.
Tile says the treatment he has been
receving is of • the highest order.
Mr. J. A. Stewart this week 'rec-
eived. word from his son Douglas who
has been re-cuperating in England
from an operation, that he is now
pronounced fit for the front and ex-
pects at any time' to be sent to. the
trenches. r ' f ;
Mr. land Mrs. 'W. H. Lovett have
moved to London where they wi!1 re :
side in the (stare. Mr, Levett fox'
several tears was one of Exeter's
successful business men and was i-
dentiiled Kith the 'welfare of the
town. Both' Mr. and Mrs. Levet), will
be much missed from the town.
FE'RGUSON—SWEET
A very pretty wedding took 'place
in the -Trivitt 'Memorial 'church on
'Wednesday tii.ortdag when Minis 5• rah
Sweet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Sweet of town was united; in
marriage to Mr. Auguttus Adamson.
Ferguson of Toronto. The ceremony
took place at :eight o'clock and was
performed by. 'Rev, ,Root. II, Ferguson
o.f St. Luke's church :HIamilton, bro-
ther of the groom :assisted by Rev. A.
A. Trumper, rector of the churgh.
The nweddieg march was played by
Mr.John I Markham. Th ids was
c bx a
given• away by her father, both bride
and groom wern unattended:; Mr. and
Mrs. Fe.rignson left on the morning
train for Sarnia, :Detroit, before re-
turning to their home in Toronto.
On Monday evening a shower was
held for the 'bride at the home oftMX,
Mrs. :s
end Mr, ., Thos.• it3dyle,, when she e yeas
presented: With a boatttifel array of
miseellaneotts gifts. A. mast: pleasant
evening "sorts spent, T'he Timers joins
Sin pongtatulations5
.tritUR$DA:1,,,l)FwCX IYIl,(d.G t Tille li'9
Ontario wheat is ofexcellent qual-
ity this year, which When !mixed with
)the Western wheat , !makes blended.
flour better, than ever. Try (MODEL.
mfg, by HARVEY II3'ROS,;
' SPECIAL• 16ALE-A special sale of
all Christmas lines for tendays begin
ning December the lst, Grigg Stat
ionary (Co„
FOR BALE—Two coal stoves, Ap-
ply to Mrs. lyndman,
DISCOUNT SALE -15 per cent off
for all Shoes and 'Rubbers. Terms
Cush. -.Ii, IBierling, Exeter North.
The taxes of the town of Exeter
are being paid quite satisfactorily.
already over four thousand dollars
have been paid to the Canadian Rank
of Commerce. The citizens have until
the 15th to pay up after that 5
per 'cent being added.
BATTLE OF THE SOMME
Greatest war film in the world,
will be shown at the "Deme Theatre"
January 12th and 13th, matinee and
night. The earliest possible date ob-
tainable. This picture is now play -
Ing in' the cities and Exeter will be
one of the first towns to have the
opportunity of seeing the wonderful
film. Produced: by the Famous Players
General erdmission 25c, war tax 'Lets.
extra. , ' !
WOUNDED SECOND TIME
Pte. Ed. G .Anderson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo., Anderson of " town is
again reported wounded. Pte. And-
erson was wounded some weeks ago
and !last week his parents received
word that he was transferred to a
convalescent )hospital. In the mean-
time he had sufficiently recovered
to be sent to the front and shortly
after p.rriving at the trenches suffer
ed from shell concussion.
LILLIAN FREB_IS BIRE'I't4OUR
A novel name for a little girl babe
is "Frebis" read an item in the
Journal two weeks ago. The letters
are the beginning of the words,Fran:
ce. (Russia, England, Belgium, Italy,
and Servia, the names of the Allies.
The first new :baby to answer the
call in this District is the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. •Beeth-+
our of Kirkton.—St. Mary's Journal
ORDINATION AND , !
INDUCTION OF ELDERS
The ordination and induction of the
elders elect, John 'Ro veliffe and
G. Stanbury, .13. A., will be held in
Caven !church on. Friday\ at 7.45 p.m.
connected with preparatory service.
Dr. A. (McFarlane, M ,A., D. D•, '•af
Rayfield Will preach, and Rev. Dr.
Fletcher will address the elders and
people. The communion supper ,will
be :administered next Lord's day at
11. a.m. , t / : 1 1
S. S. CONVENTION
The (ith annual 'convention of the
Usborne and Exeter Sunday Schol
Association will be held in Main; St.
Methodist church, on 'Wednesday Dec,
13th Afternoon and evening. Among
the 'speakers for the occasion will
be Miss Bertha Laine, Supt. of Elem-
entary- and Home Dept. Ontario Sun:
day School Association, )13. W. F. Bea-
vers. Jos. Hprvey. Rev.; A. Ai Trutnri
per and Rev. J. W. Baird.
HOUSE FOR SALE
The fine residence of Dr. Quaeken,
bush on James St. Exeter for sale,
Apply to S. M. Sanders, Exeter.
1
SALT FOR SALE. --An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale 1
at the old Temperance douse at the
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity, Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. — ED.
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per
ton; 500. per bag.—Exeter Salt Works
Po„ Ltd., J. Sutton, Manager, ,
THE LATE 'Wm. J. CA'R'RBCK
Mr. Wm. J. Carrick, son of Mr.
John Carrick died at the home, of his
father on December the 3rd at the
nee of 24 years and sig. months, The
deceased had resided in the West for
a number of years where he contract
ed tubercular trouble. He returned
home it couple of weeks previous to
his death. The funeral on Monday
afternoon was conducted by Rev. S.
E. Sharp, interment in the Exeter
cemetery. Itl
A. MUSICAL TREAT.
The Opera Ebuse was packed on
Wednesday evening, of last week to
hear the musical en.tertainment'ten-
dered to the rnusio lovers of Exeter
by Mr. J. W. Powell when Mr. Barely
Williamson, ltn English tenor ts'nger
sang in unison 'with his own voice on
the Edison Diamond -Disc phonograph.
Die was :a.srserted by IMr. ;Bernard Sie-
gert on the cello.. Admission to the
entertainment was through the court
esy of Mr. Powell the local Edison
dealer. Mr, Williamson sang in an;son
with the phonograph rind, the repro-
duction was perfect. Ile started in
to !sing with the record and stopped
at will demonstrating the perfection
of Mr. Tdison's Re-fireation of the
voice. Mr. numbers were
nil !velli reeeivcd pend Mr. Siegert also
came in for l•grcat applause, both
•
artists being greatly appreciated. Mr
Powell is to :be congratulated on
bringing roach talent to town wand
giving_ our 'citizens , the ,pleasure of
enjoying -suet 'd tare piudicaltreat
PII1 RY F. DOUPE, Licenses Awe
tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly' at-
tended to, ''hone 116, Kirktora,- Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
Cows for Sale
A few choice Springers and fresh
calved cows for sale at reasonable
prices. Cash or credit terms. Write
or telephone •
BYRON E. HICKS, Centralia.
A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE
Being Lot 16 and N half of Lot
17 North Thames (Road, consisting of
150 -acres.. 5 acres bush, 50 acres in
grecs, and 50 ploughed, Up doad,ate
brick dwelling, kitchen and woodshed
Large up-'tci-date bank 'barns, every
convenience, never failing !supply of
water in buildings from windmill, 1-2
miles from school, 1 & 1-2 mis. from
Methodist and Presbyterian churches,
5 1-2 miles from town of Exeter,
rural mail and telphone. This has' al-
waye- been conceded to be the best,
:farm in'Usborne. Easy terms for pay-
ment for nuick•sale. For terms and
:particulalrs'appily to Thomas Cameron
real estate agent, R. R. No, 1 Kirk -
ton. P. 0., Ont,, or .phone Hyndman
line. Exeter. •
Farmers
Don't be troubred with rice on
tour /cattle all winter clip them.
when you put them in the stab-
le, it is the only safe, sure cure
for this trouble.
We have in stock the celebrat
ed Stewart clippers and all ;re-
pair parts for same, we aiso
grind clipper plates aand guar-
antee them to clip as good as
new.
SEE OUR MITS AND GLOVES
'BEFORE YOU BUY •
W. J.- BEER
Christmas Goods
just Arrived
All New Fruit
Raisins Currants Dates and Peels
Choice Cranberries and Grapes
A First Class Line of Oranges
Candies and Nuts
Highclass Neilson's Chocolates
in Fancy Boxes or Bulk, up to $3.00 a box
Celery, Cabbage & Lettuce always on hand
Phone or Call
Prompt Delivery
Open every Night
WILSON'S CONFECTRONERY
POWELL'S BAZAAR
MUSIC ALL
XI.. CHEF
Our (store nicely decorated, gives one a Christmassy f%cling• r, i
shelves are loaded with everything to make people happy. Salta
has lure laid in a large assortment here and we have our chigne 6:2'34
and clean so that he can serve tihe'ki tidies welL You aught tosee our
Fancy China, the new shapes, at 2 5e 'up then our, lines at 10e end 15ee,
New Tailored
Suits and
Coats
���' 'te.•, s i --- 'Yat ','`H( ii
Of first interest, whfen the cooldays
come. The style's are varied to meet
tho aifI,,rert tastela. Coats are long-
er, skirts are also longer.
Our ,new goods are here. Good range
to choose from. i' 1 s
MADE TO YOU1t MEAs(URJ
r rt J t
See Our New Coatings for
Ladies, Prices ranging'
from $17.00 Up
P,V n
We also have a new !tango of; Men'is
over coating acrd Suitt/rig-
; ; GIVE USA CALL
N. Sheers.
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LADIES' AND GENTS' TAI' OR
N
Stand U sta xa.npposeto the entra
l
Law }late
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TOYS
DOLLS, TOY TRUNKS, DRUMS,
WASE,BOARD AND TUB, BARKING'
DOGS. HORSES, HORNES, MECHAN-
ICAL TOYS, AEROPLANES, ETC;
TOILET ARTICLES
FANCY SOAPS 20 KINDS, 5c &
10e. CAKES. PERFUMES, )BOTTLES
15'c & 25c. SHAVING SOAPS 10c TO
25c, TOOTH PASTES, TALCUM POW
DERS (JABS) 25e. /HAIR 93,RUSHES
15c 25c UP TO• $1.50. TOOTH !BRUSH
ES 5c TO 25e. !COWS, POCKET Sc
DRESSER 10c TO 85c.
Our New Edison would cheer your'
home and give you everlasting plea-
ure. Our time proposition helps you.
own one in a few months. Ask us
about it. We have them from $40
up. we also have four good used ones
cheap. Ask us about the Edison's; No
needles to change. Full sweet music
Dig Christmas Values • 1
Fancy Glassware
BERRY SETS, WATER s SETS'e
TARLE SETS AT ODD PRICES
STATIONER
t3,OX PAPERS, PADS., ENVIILOPI '
IL3IG VARIETY AND VERY LO'W
CANDY DEP'.
This Department is one of 11e I rgesit
of our business. Our aim it always
to have fresh wholesome caid'y. Oar
steady customers are awaris of the
fact. t
Our chocolates are mos y W.11 t
Bard's Fork Dipt. 'W!e sell them let
bulk. sat 30c, 40c, 50c, 60e, and ;85o
a Ib. We also have them a half ,
pound., and twoapeund boxe at 25ds
50. 75, $1.50 per box. Fivt potino
boxes assorted kinds at $1.50 for eek
$2.50. Dur gross goods are alwag'a
fresh and good !assortment. Nut barlax
big assortment 5c to 25c. Silted/ and?
roasted )peanuts and fruits, :chervil*
gums. 13 kinds. Good sweet —Pry .411
ell's. . , . i• . 1 r,,--1.%
J. WILLIS POWELL
qty
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
244 Queens Ave. London,
Phone 3255
CH [ ROPRACTIC
! I '1' 1 (EI••ttOrPEAK!-TIC) , t
The Master of Disease
vai
The cause of desease removed from the spine—no cause no affect. Your
cannot get around facts, no matter how skeptical you se,and if you arse
not well we can convince you that Chiropractic is the ogical science foie
the relief of dcsease, based on a thorough knowledge of adjusting the ver.
tebrae of the spine (or backbone thus 'relieving interference with life cur-
rents, which is the cause of decease
The body, like any other machine will work normally when all its paint•):
are in' place so the energy will appliy In the human body the energy is
called life carrents. It is transmitted through the nerves from thebriiia
cells to ,the tissue cells of the body and lao Jong de the nerve channels
are free the life currents~ will' pass to the place of function, and, normal)
activity ll result -whish meas HEALTH s
Consultwiu,s on any deseaee, Otto
nvLst will convince you that Chiropractioi
is right.
Any of the organs or glands of ,the body may become deseased from,
pressure on nerves. Have this pressure ,removed. Why treat effects?
If 'you have any of the ,following ailments, estop treating effects, have
the cause removed—no cautse, no effect We have helped your friends, .,we:
can do the same for you
Abscesses Diabetes
Asthma Female Weakness
Appendicitis Fevers
Bronchitis Gall Stones
Madder Troubles Goitre
Constipation Heart Decease
;Catarrh %lay Fever.
Dyspepsia i Tnsanity
Doafner 3 t Indigestion
Jaundice
Kidney lDtseascs
Liver Troubles
Lumbago
Nervous Debility
Neuralgia
Piles
?aralySi,s t ,
Pharnygitis
:1 .a
Pleurisy •
Rhruoav ts
rmrn a nye
part of the body; ,
Sciatica : 1
Sight ;" G
Stammering 1
St. Vita,' Dance.,
Tie^
r douloureauz ,
Urinary Desesses
tVhese are 'only a re*' of the 'diseases, ars our space is )runt ted,
If you a,re, a sufferer from any chronic trouhle,;seep I r, 8, M, Jones!
Mondays, 'Wednessdays, and Fridays, At Dr, Quaokenbushs office.
flojesultatiorr and eaamipation free.,