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Ladies s ses'
Chitdrens Cloth Coats . >
Greatly educed in Price
Don't miss this opportunity to
get a good Coat at a bargain i
price
on ..tie
anae. c€ our Ladi,
Children's colored.8
greatly treed p
ars til Fkeis f.sev a
a1+ 11+ F I U tweed
hr as Shopping
erflowin.; se jilt '
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to I,rgtlIe
ti c 1'S lata' 1
Neto lI aradlrea
axi farcy box". , nls
New .Palley Vella.
:itte't a Pan -ole,
For
die's And t irfs
Over one hu;m
lNd effeeto-
riR tJ< of €t
plain an's
Pusnd'
41eir ' tfi`3 r'
Christmas
Furs As
rme early
eFA offer` t1' e
For
Tk ; Neck Serio, Shoee, ,.ass
individual boxes, Initialed Lfn-fir,
tlr«�liti�, vire„ all t cfui gifts.
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Our Shoe Departure
viand txt valeen in ,7.atdi'es', ,Men' a etncls klhil
very .n.liproliritte ;Christman n Giftu.
Men's Suits and Overcoats
l
Velma for the hotidaS seen= in fen'a sex
thing.
3 -I3 at tinct Vdaite Seotcsh din ering yank, 4 r
tit .`ccltrx-�t cry �aitaci<il vilui'.
eliatit orad m,0t yarn, €ill rotors including , d nt f0az akf:in.
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Now f or, the gladdest
Xmas, The World has ever
Known
tiift Suggestions Buy Now
Kissel Sweepers $4.25
Bissel Vacum Cleaners $10 •5®'
Floor Mops, $1:00 up. O'Cedar Oil 25c and 50
',Flash Lights make:acc-
,.eptao Gifts revery �(
dome needs one.
Idicedrvice
TOY f
Hockey Sticks 25c
Boys and Girls ; ai
vivant . Skates our; price;
from $1.25 -up
Hockey ; Pucks 10c
Look down This List for Gifts
,ALUMINUM WARE
:SAD IRONS I , n71
W'AA, i3I G nffeC 3INFIs
TAi3LE KNIVES;
NLCI LED SPOON
1'.,t SII.VEIt 'SPOONS;:
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JameSt. Al
. ; The anniversary sews
Street Methodist church eve
Sabbath last but owing to. so ntlp
prevalent sickness in the conuuuni i
q the seevices were not as largely. attend-
+ ed as they otherwise would h„ve been.
• Rev. )r. Medd, pastor:; of Maim street
church, occupied the pulpit ` in the
morning, and ;delivered a roost do-
• fluent and inspiring sermon
in the evenfifetev, Jas Pp rte, e A.,
of Caveat Presyertan ehurc "li#uct
• ed the services. This was„, ote.'s
.1' first appearance' before; a Ta reel
congregation, since cotutra_''"
and his discourse was 'gre
creating a veryd- ;voreble
The music bu' the choir
i„ted although it was not
"flits o�g»nizaticm had exile”
� + wing to the fact that oves
,tbers were ;:'sent< an
loess.
reek. w'
tons.
�ATr :islac�
dine $20.60 1_ Dunsfoed
,c' djotarn cl to meet again to
Iu 1 rtJit,fuittrida,V, Dee, ' 1
f+ nt The, E
,c.
t ler. Faturda°,
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titixua,dt Ire
n. Torte. .re pr iat%os
in k,eping fire fib'ilttiug au-
nd lbv rn3a.L Fres? ,f es. iroat.
to Compsioper Bi�ss tt.
°tropia 6 . q M. Sander's,
Exeter Cary Iglg &. Paescrv-
1abo, t n4, material in eOn-
d a l tiro k street
� of $16.63 for/
Lett a 1''o eFl filed.
1'y ;Efoopital
dor1;tllon, £rifer
Ston on above. dot
doers present,
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of Rote $t. at
`flbrx-i brotbea
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S. Siveet, all c1€
priv tea, will be
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was
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upon- .hill
said that the
the time these
They were abserl ed
to and,
commerce ata h:t
lttj:
The prt
heart ,,.
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ariotin and',t
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printi
court fees
s� 10.00;
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ne,v they evere
ndertook to i:i:
tessage fell on.
trek n:tn:l uiota
he ,le;,;rsiohads a natiAFraa
nded' to the appeal, Tl;sir wealth
alright in its pile e l*ttt.t cca id?
atFtt procure the way to lite. 5l1i' c114;411 t
reful;e they desired. The teat publish
ed forth the fnessage that. Cyd was nota
in the distance, but was in their midst.
-fir lits pardoning grace was within their
rasp. The message is as old as the
tnariling but with all tli freshness of
tfrt <daw'
the prophet was sReakiitgnot t
the individual alone, blit to lite nation,
word r -,
to a. Hatton in fetters, alas s e
cognize the fact. that 'althesngh God
seentf:d far removed, it had not check-
ed' Mkt human desire to find God. 'Tile
safest attitude of man is upon his knees,
isaid the speaker. lie could well under-
stand how such a message could leave
suclt a profound impression.. Perhaps
the speaker was addressing those whose
Hearts had been crushed by war. Noth-
+ ing ever brought creatures so close to
tGod as the great war. The boys from
,i, Canada, who never suffered defeat, log+-
.it ed the world yet whoever purchased a
3hy.
owey''s
Drugstore
re Christli.a.s once ag'a'te 1
1 f
Ivory and onlyo) h-
to . nt them, 1'l , , t t1iJt1 i G
e loNV be,else We bought early,
Use
su1s.
',ere
yon eider
gave a sp assortmezt ui'
Ladies or- ntlen)el
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tai= rush
it 'lij 3rus1.S
Combs, Tray
icure Pie i
Clocks
'acu111 Holds
The Soldiers' (Aid have ,tponed
their iliazaar until mote ;time in Feby.
Mr. Yaeger, of the staff of the''Con
aditin Bank of ;Commerce at Stratford
is relieving at tlhe local branoh. Mr.
Yaea r is beim transferred to the
bransih that willshortly he opened
at Dashwood. a i
BORN
tirmik, r-xn Sterpihen, on Dec. 7th to
Mr. and Mrs. Peed- Walker, ° a on.
Dunn—In tteborne on Mee" Gtih -to Mr,
and Mrs, Geo. Dunn, -i eon.
Manns -in; Tknsail en Nov. 28th t o
Mr, and Mrs. ,Fred ;Manns, ,a son.
Staniake-1'n 6tepthen, on Dee.. ID, to
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Sta'nlake a son.
Manson -In Stanley on Nov. 15th to
Mr. and Mgrs. join A. Manson, a
daugihter.
Forrest—At 'Hensall on Nov. ,13th to
-' Mr. end Mrs. S. X13. Forrest, of .;Hay'
Township, 'a son.
MARRIED
richer, purer gospel sacrifice than
these boys. It means that we can find
new and'absorbing relations with God.Stephen Cannel
world in which we live needs S 071
our nspeaker. 1'he
humanpatieage isce, onlysaid }retthe Alt its pupil age. The, Council of the Tawnehap o.
Ilay—Meyers—At the Manse. Varna,
Win. j. My,- of Seeforth, to Miss
Myrtle C. Meyers,- of Blake.
Regier,—Wilelds—At hhe R. IC. church,
e Mt. 'Carmel, on Nov. 28tIti, Miss
Mary Wilds, to Mr. ,Alleere Eaglet'
both (et Stephen.
Bullock --Pickering -- the Grand
Bend enanse, on Nov. 30th by Rev.
S. A. COrriere, Miss ,E. Pickering
• sitikeke, le Mr. Edward 13ullOck.
ii, tltrie;
arm
Olieirm ao
tssti
or in
at t`roT. 1;1,.4a1•funnier
r 1.11 taxee,
twice, Aiaticsrt lsV
C 1'r hurl
t'e,r Elston :rnd
of $39,00 b', Liven
sent
tor the year 1918. triad
I*tr'eantll end Elston that ;Fuel Cot
troller L. Day by paid $54.0e1, time. 'a:
bot and ezl)ensis, i3,irria d,
Reeve J3ctavers gave his r
the recent Electric. ,iiailsr,y ina
in Toronto. The same being accept
atn 'order was nssed 'for tihc paymc
of this expenses.
Adjournment be' Day,
J`. Senior, Chair,
,S hying a
lar
r
t s of Euro ic Slreri c v
Look at tite abdicated kir g pe, p on trued is the Pown Hall,
Thousands have been bowing the knee Crediton, On Monday, Dec. 2. All
and offering homage. These effigies nvcrttbers -present, with rhe exception
that have been putting God Out lie fa- of Reeve .Elliott, The chair was go--
day in the dust while our God has been copied by Deputy -Reeve Love... 1'he.
exalted." His sacramental host has.been minutes of the previous meeting were
washed white in the blood of sacrifice read and adopted.
and God was never as real as he is to -t "Webb—Hays—That th,e ` bond of
t of themost 1 Alonzo xodgins, as callectar of tax
day We season have -entered
one es for the year 1918, be accepted anti
acceptable seasons to inquire after God
that we have ever bnown The objects
filed f• with the Cie fly --Canted
.
upon which men have doted have van- ed Det -Re
The following persons' were appot
puyturning officers and
x3t
fished into thin air. Yet there, are men poll clerks
N
who refuse to be candid and accept the Na D fl "
inevitable result o on
?; They will un Poll Clerk.
(. IJenry hills Nelson Baker
till their day of grace will slip away and 1-• wee_ Dearing Asa i enlia3ie
their day of doom will come. 11' len are 3. Alonzo Hodgins Geo. l3irtzei
treacherous and evasive, spurning and
despising the ''ineans"'of grace. Men
who go down to a self -wrought hell,
will' go down thrusting aside every help
that would assist them.;
Men and women who have forgotten
God, will they be different, ivill they
be anything else beyond the grave?
asked the speaker. Deterioration is
linked to retribution. Mei and women
who have their to -days will have their
to -morrows. There ,are Hien who have
trampled every chance on earth and no.
logic' can establish •- there is another
chance beyond chance beyond the.
grave. ' Men see justice falling upon`
others but he fails to, see,it failing up-
on himself.' Pings and'crowds may
go down but' he_ deceives -and deludes
himself that' he will neYer go down..
War has brought home witlt terrific
power that we can outstrip the dream
of death if we call upon Him "Awake'
thou that sleepeth and arise from the
DIEiD dead, and Christ shall give thee light."
avas—In 'Exeter, on December ,10th What if we are aroused by, affliction,
J e,ph' Davis. aged 51- Years 1 month .wekene,i by sorrow or' pireced by war,,
ael-11 day& Any life is better that that life that is
left.,to blast out its existence.in'eter-
IN 11iE'17ORIAbi , nal contempt. that drifts along ®n the
sea of: life to;:r'lounder in the sloth.
few -Irl loving memory of a Ida The world has been 'changed by w,tr.
Melia," beloved.tviteero A�Iberit The awful ,lessons e God Sed 11 cwar.
nd,rf.ly titlho,pa fierrr e" tu1ly sW y, to us 1'i► deluge of blood. Va' cantto
:'-font-x, f5as ,t1' Ir,od f 8 m7, hek' e s devotee 'loathe 'ravtalities
ear O.
ye been life& abiiVe,our eta'
4. W. H. Wenzel ,Ezra Feist
5. David Leppert Alonzo AlcCann
6. Andrew Musser Ed. G. Kraft
7. Peter McKenzie Thomas Keys
The following, orders were passedo
Guinan, equalization U. schools, $15;
R. G. Seldom, bal. cement ac. $1.55;
J. Laoson bal. Lake shone and Keys,
bridges, 51.88; Mrs. Nicholson, grant
Red Cross. .5100; Mary Ragier, stet.
labor, $7; E. Knight, drain, $2; Mrs.
N. Baker, Centralia Red Cross, $100;
Mrs. ,G. Nicholson, Crediton Red
Cross, $100; Miss Gill, G. Bend Red
GrosS, $100; Mrs. Nadiger,.Dashwood
.S. Brokenshiree and others, con. res.
riott, rep, bridge, Si; E. Wilds, dog
drain 16 80- E Wild; dam to on
Dont
Perfumes
plendid lot
aeee
rable
y. Boxes all the tae * delicate shay
G to $2 00a bo'
Y
�.3oI'tl'l1 � 11t
ipws in cases and Pips watho
cases. Cigars and Saftey Razors.
Don't maids `o11l ° Displa of Xmas Post Cards
and Booklets. all new goods.
Would you like your o tvn VPeson li X,11113
tn C e 11xg
Booklets. See oar sines and order early.
e out Splendid Assortn-itof Toil;
Sets in cases $4,00 to $15,00
Howey's
Drugstore
To Be Dressed Here
s to be Well Dressed
at a price that means
We tare showing att.raotive lines for
fall and winter nnd trx advauce buy-
ing. means money -,saving values. Many
of, oar lines are selling at less than
Nvliolesakt cost to -day. Come lin and
set/dot a Suit from some of the
wool stooks and you do non waot
made up now ea -e will set: it'esid.e for
es
NIFTY SUITINGS
OVEROOATINGS
PANTINGS
READY-MADE CLOT,ElING
TIES
iCAPS
and tWO .r4
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