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Freer Markets 1 Local Doings
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat ...t 95 25c. ie advance pays for the Advo -
Oats .,.r„ ' 40 tate to the end .of the year.
tyi -t,teba's Best Flour 3.651 Rouge \ twer, Exeter North, Start -
Fa t i.,s' Flour 3,40 ed to .learn the art of barbering With
Pastry Flour 3,15 4r, Frank Boyle, ort Tuesday.
Feea Row w
Shores Vie Exeter ,)apses ,Street Choir ryas.
.3
^- ,,..., in charge of the omit: at the Atutier-
Bran
Czeamery Butter 38 to 0 nary services of the .Kippena ehurch
Dairy Butter 3.4 w 37
on Sunday afternoon.
Eggs 56 firs. W, HaNewconab of Carnduff
Lard.
Hay per tin
Pet noes, per bag
Hogs per Cwt
On el rt lay 'next,, . October 18th,
the nets minimum, wage law Coates
to -effect.
\T
Rev,
M. J. Wilson „will conduct an,-
niversary servic:ee'aft the Methediat
Church at Teeswater next Sunday,
air Peter Frayne ,.has sold his 'Palo
Street property to .the Exeter Hydro
Commi,asiote The price paid was
$2000 Possession 'given. November 1.
2r. C. Prion as ,ta occupy the house
belonging to Mr, Thos. Herten on Un-
, ion St.. to be ,vacieted by Mr. T.
: Ferguson, who will shortly move into
on the home vacated ,by Mr. Chapme on
e John Street.
a, COURT CASES.-
The
ASES.-The cases against some young amen
of Goderic1i on a charge of driving a
car while under the influetice.,of ,liquor
was heard by 1:fagistrate Reid of
' Goderich here on I1'fonday and dismiss-
ed. The occasion was of the date of'
some weeks ago when they drove
north through Iowa and narrowly ea -
caped hitting the car ,of \Tr. Lloyd
$ayrham at the corner of Main. and
Station streets,
Another case thai came before the
magistrate was that of taing the
wrong poles from the swamp. ,�
teamster was sent ,far the poles and
it was claimed he got on the other
fellow's pie, and slaty' was resorted to,
It was settled, however, en the costs
being paid,
19 Sas;:,, gree Iles Mary Hoak of Exeter
$9.00��to 310.00 t^. renewing the. Advocate subscripti
60 sass that ;heir crop this year is th
10.50 best in. fifteen Sears. She reports ;►
motor trip of 75 Julies to spend a da_
'at the home of john. Moore, 11 awot
formerly of Exeter.
1Ir. F. A, Chapmy9 before leaving
I sail?. take in cniazi setas, ontauenc- on Thursday last";for Leamington, Was
in on Oat.oke i;, ;onion
elle Temperance made the recipent of a bandsomepairt
o Masonic gold cuff „'bilis by the staff
House, G I'. R- Stns 3-8 to 7-8 mill of the Bank of Commerce, he which
e.t aeu cleaned a, per contract. t► -as duly appreciated. Mrs. Cha
J. 1-f, GRIEVE. men arta Forbes extent the week end
at the hoarse. of Dr. Mitten of Granton:
awl mei reutaet here for a sate'; or
R.
ONIONS.
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ANNIVERSARY.
Cases Presb}tenter. Claur,b Apr: -ter
sar4 nil be geld on Sunday, Oct, X15
Mornere seeviee at 11 o'clock, conduit
al by Rev. Chas. E...Evana of 'a3
ltlerya; e-renirag serelee at 7 e cion'
i.. the Trite: ,Me:t Bred C barrels, Rc.
Evens prezehi^.g. Specia nittaie b
easestcd by° , acal talent.
two before joining, Mr, Chapman,
BOWLI:NTG.
t. A Scotch Double tourney ia►,,,e��huch
Exeter end Destaweod bowlers took
v. part, was held oat, The, peal. green ;Qin
} Wednesday everting, the winners taf
tarsi prizes being R \Iatrlt;nuey acid
W. W. Tainan, ;and ,of seeo,nd E. Bar-
nes:. and R. N. Creech,
JUNIOR FARMERS MEETING.
The t,'sborne aat,I Stephen Junio
Farmers will hold their regular merit
it, rr, Barter;, Hall, Exeter, on Friday
r�abltt, Oct 13, a: b clock. S. I'7
S Qthere, re pre er.,ative, will be pres
ort.
Three rinks out of eight wort thre
r ;eines in the Friday night tourney=
Rev. Truriper, R. Ntawhin tey Faantl G
a Anderson getting 17 Pus uttd the is
pri eta; T. S. Wood, E. Howald
and
- W. W Taman gettizng 16 plus and sec
and prize; and S. Davis, R. W. Fuk
and R. N. Creech 15 plus.
ORANGEMEN ATThNTIO:.
e
t
Special meeting g oa Wednesday, Oct,
18th, at. is pea., to meet Dr. S. T.
e itePeezn, or"eniaer of the Grand Lodge
Fta:l attendance i,c requested.
Ret. A. Trurrtpar, WelM
Clearing Out Sale—'laving dee 1
cd to gc out of the harness business
I intend to vaeate ray present prem-
ices on October 20t, and arae titter-
ing my entire stook for side atreduc-
ed prices. b also have for sale a vat
for oiling harness. Parties having
repair worn in the shop. kindly eell
for it before the above date. A. <1I.
4 uataee, Exeter.
EN,ETkR O. K CIDER gIILL AND
Apple Butter Fac ort• moved to new
premise% corner of 'main and \Vel-
l:ea,t art St„ oppos,:e the Metropolitan.
Hotel Will be open every day. Try
:rte in the new stand, cu:,:omers.
1 .thank you,
yea S. J. V. C AYN,
STRAY HEIFER
There stray e 1 from the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 26, Con, 2, Us-
berne, a two-year old heifer: Finder
please notify Becher Brea„ R.R. 1..
Hensali, or phone 5r177 Exeter.
ENTERTAINMENT.
MENT.
Colborne Street 'clission .Circle of
London will give an interesting and
:amusing Comedy, entitled "Cranford".
in Bethany Church, Friday evening,
Oct. 13, under the auspices of the
W. M. S.. Admission, adults 25c.,
Children. 15c. Come and enjoy a
pleasant evening.
ANOTHER BIG CUT IN PRICES
OF FURNITURE AT R. N. ROWE'S
—
IVIHOLM FAR\L
Several Choice Year-old O. A. C.
Cooks, Barred Rocks; bred -to -lay
Strain—S1.50 each.
L. V. HOGA.RTH, Exeter
Phone Crediton 18-31
HOUSE FOR SALE,
On Main Street, Exeter, the prop-
erty of Prof. Anderton, comprising the
house. with 3 reception rooms, 3 bed-
rooms, kitchen and offices, furnace:
hydro, bath, etc., hard water in. house
good garage and garden.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Consisting of house, stable and 3
lots of land, situated in Exeter North
For particulars apply to :Ei. Bierling,
Hay P. O.
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Opti4ian Chiropractic and Elecitrical
Treatments for Chroni. and Nervous
Diseases. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appo•ntm:nt. Office—William and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43.
Botts'
liomc-Mario Bakery
Have you tried a loaf of ourBread? If not, get one to -day, "the'
proof of the Pudding is in the Eat-
ing." Headquarters for
}UGH CLASS I3READ
I3:TNS AND CAKES
Special attention given to orders.
for Picnics, Luncheons and Wed-
dings.
WEDDING CAKES A• SPECL11Ty
The Big Livery
When. g Ding oust- hunting -give -us a
call:
Don't forget anything you have to
move we are. right 1on1 the job )t.o. do Qt
CARTAGE. AND LIVERY.„
Phone 58w.
BAGSHAW ,$c EASTON
WE WANT TO CLEAN OM%
TTtRENTIRE
ERE CHRISTMAS RE-
GARDLESS OF PRICE.
---R, N. ROWE
,Keep in. mind the date of Thames
Road Anniversary and fowl supper,
Sunday and Monday, Oct. 22nd and
23rd.
Many !arrears are R ; very
Mealy of the quality end service They
get at the Centralia. Chopping Mill,
50 CENT MEALS.
€'+: are now serving meals to the
general public at 50e, at the Metro.
politer: Hotel, Exeter,
Wit 1. MITCHELL, Prop.
The regular meeting of the 1°ioriie-
ultural Society will be held on E!'eda
nesday, Oct. 18th, S. J, Hogarth will
give an address on Fall Preparation for
Spring, Planting.'
BULL DOG FOUND.
A brown hull dog, came: Tuesday
to the home of Wm, Lotman. Own-
er can, have same by paying expenses,
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE
'N1ONEY BY BUYING YOUR FURN-
TURE AT R. X ROWE'S.
FOUND.—Apl� a ce where you can
buy British -American gasoline at Slc,
—R,'Mackenzie Si Son, Exeter North
SALVATION ARMY SERV IC1.S
Services .as usual next Sunday.
Services in Town Hall
11 alms—Holiness Meeting
7 p.nr.—Salvation Meeting.
2,30 ipm.—Sunday School and Bible
Class.
Cottage zneetiitgs in North End 'on
Tuesday
Capt Hopkins • Lieut. Hoskins
Y. P.C:A
Open each evening .to members'.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.—Special Children's Day Ser-
vice. All parents of the child-
ren of the Sunday School cordi-
ally
ordially invited.
7 p.rn.—Presbyterian Anniversary
Service in tb.s church.
Rev A. A. Tramper, Rector,
OAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a. m.—Sunday School and Bible
CIasses.
ANNIVERSARY
Anniversary services will be held
next Sunday. Rey. Chas. E. Evans
B.A., of St. Marys ,will preach at l
a. m. Evening service will be held.
in Trivitt Memorial Church at 7 p,m.,'
Rev. Mr. Evans will preach.
' Special . Music
Everybody, ;Welcome
Boy Scouts will meet Monday evening
JAMS$ ST.. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 a.m.—Rev. 1. A. MCIIe1vie of The-
water. t.
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7 p rn.t—Rev." T. A..,M:eKelvte of Tees.=
water.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev,;Geo, IMcA,Iister, M A:•
t Phone/21:3
11 a tib Anruversar Ui ion Servjjce.
2;45 `p:m.-Sanity ch 1,
7`p.m.--The Mia6ster
October 22, Church ` Anniversary.
Preacher, . Rev. J, T, Casby ,Morris,
B. ;A , B, D., Askin St;, London
\ T3ETHANY
2,3.0 e Man."
err. Bruce jtivers Iia, returned from
Godericb.
Miss ?poria Day left Saturday more,
in; for Torento,
Mr. Thos. j-iart071s of London spent
a few dap here. ,
Miss 011ie Herts. ,as ,visiting Mrs. R.
Brandt in Al tinst+on,
Mr. J. A. Brintnell of Stratford Ives
in tovi Monday on business.
Mrs. Neil. of London :s visiting her
daughter, Mrs. IJuberk Dote .
Mr. James Foote ie ,home after a
couple weeks spent in Windsor.
Messrs, T, IL and W. Newell of
Stratford were here on business on
Friday,
1trs. Bullough of Xeeawater is vis-
iting her daughter, ears, T. R. Fer-
guson.
Mrs. K. Gordon and daughter, June,
returned to their home in Toronto
Saturday. qtr
His Honor Judge L. H. Dickson ort
Gaderieb held Court of Revisi n here
en, Monday,
Mesars, C. Pilon and T. Baker were
in. Toronto on business a few days
of last week,
\ir. and Mrs. Harry Gould of Wind-
sor visited the forrner's mother here
during the , week.
Mn anal llrs, Allan 1MeKenzie xaF
Cuba visited the lormer's parents, Mr
and Mrs. R. \Ic1 enzie.
Mr. and .lirs, %nelson Roulston, nee
Ina Hoskins, of London visited here
with relatives on Sunday,
:Visa Jackson and Miss Jean Grins -
abate of London were visitors over the
wee?: •end with Mrs, Sutton,
Mr. Thos. Nelson is back to town
again from Stratford, and has taken
a position in the Huron garage with
Mr, Bert Doyle.
Rev, H. J. JOhnson of Parkhill oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Trivitt Mem-
dal Church on Sunday, preaching two
very pleasing discourses.
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. IE, Schroeder of
Detroit spent"'a few days in Crediton
ma vicinity with relatives and old
riends during the week,
Mr. Linden Harvey, who has been
preaching in the West during rhe
vacation, has returned and will re-
ume his studies in Toronto
Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin and
hild of Brantford spent the week end
with lir. Mc,Laughiins parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jo1"in 'IcLaughlin
U:rs, Ed. Sanders, who has been on
•extended visit with American and
attas4ian friends, left here Saturday
or her home in. Muskegon, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hart, who have
een residents of town for same time,
re moving this week ,to near Fergus,
here they will take up" farming.
Mrs. P. H. McEwen, ofRenrrew, bliss
ertha Mack of Toronto, and Miss Al-
a Mack of 'Montreal are visiting their
arents, Mr. and Mrs. David Mack.
Mrs. Hoffman returned to her home
Brantford on Friday, ,after a visit
ith her .parents; Mr. and Mrs. M.
acrett. .Mrs. Eacrett is improving af-
r her recent il,]nez.a,
Mrs W. J. Heaman and Mrs.. R. N.
reech motored to Brantford last
'eek, Mr. Clyde Heaman of Noe-
JellandFred Heaman of London,
s home with them for the week -
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Mr. Nicholas ,Short of Tilsanburg,
former resident .of . Stephen,, and his
daughter and her husband, Mr. and
1Vfrs. Chand1Lers, were here, attending
the funeral of the ,late Mrs. R. Stolen,
and are ruow spending a few dayswith
relatives here:
Mr. and. Mrs, John W. Taylor re-
turned Sunday evening .from a malvth's
visit with friends and relatives 9In the
former's.old home neighborhood, near
Oshawa, and other points east of Tor
onto. ,Mr. Taylor finds things great-
ly charged since he lived there,
I. R. Carling, 13.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Nel-
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST YOUR: FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion, of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds; all legal
investment for Trust Funds.
At existing prices from 6 ger cent.
to 7 OW cent. ,'cant ,„be obtain . from
these bonds... r,;`, ;
Orders. received by me
Money to loan at lowest rates o,f
interest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St., Exeter
weefl000pror
PRONE 31
JONES &
MAY
PHONE 32
Dri ScIva4i
Foot Extd
CONNING
Core
In and Let
Him'ane Your
Feet and Advise
You . FREE
I it
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Iltilll ii it l iu ii titin���
f youa,,re tired of being bothered by
et i ng, tender f here is your chance to
m�into r of and permanent correc-
tiu vited to consult this foot
specialist while he is here.
WiII Be Hee
Monday & Tuesday
Oct. 16 and 17
Don't wait until the last minute and',
maybe, lose your chance to get foot comfort,
me in any time during business hours
and talk it over with the expert,
IJtSchoII
There is no need to suffer from' any foot
trouble, any more, Be it ever so simple or
ever so serious this s ectalist, who is a
member of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Schorr,
the noted font authority, can show you the
way to immediate relief and to ultimate
Foot Comfort
if you'll step in and give him the chance.
He can tell just what the cause of your
trouble is, and he knows the remedy.
Improve Foot Appearance
No larger si ed or oddly shaped shoes
needed. Wear the kind you like in perfect
comfort, The Dr. Scholl Appliances actually
improve the grace and beauty of the feet.
JON ■ S & MAY
"Watch Your Feet" n'
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134
PHONE 134
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law
Men's Blue Serge. Suits
If in need of a; Blue Serge Suit don't fail to see our new sjtock
These suit's are exceptiton,ally well -tailored and are splendid va,lzre at $35,00
Misses' and Ladies' Coats
Every week we have something new to sdtow you in Ladies' Coats
$ l it ill. always .a pleasure for us to .show them. Popular prices,—
525.00, 530;00 and 535,00
Cushioned Soled Shoes for Men and
Women
If you want .shoe comfort let us fit you with a ;pair of our easy e Mitt
sting cushioned soled shoes;. We ane showing several styles' in,Women's and
mart's', r .: 'Priced at ....$5.00, $6.50, $8,50
•
40 Inch'' wide.
Children's. wear.
All Wool Serge
A rsplemdid all woof seize, Suitable
• gfor, ire les, •
Extra
value at per yard 85e. `
µ..L.no's
inole .:.,and '�o lclotlia
i/ 4 t•
et
us Show you the new .patterns
�outhcott Bros
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer — it.. R. No: -.1, !Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Farm and stock sales a specialty:
Four years experiet cel.
DR Al; E. TENNA'NT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied.'by Dr. Vii lag)
Phbna 26w
Dr, G. F. Rauaston, L. D. S., A 13.8,
DENTIST,
Office over'�Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons!,
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S.,, D. D. D
Honor Graduate Toronto Unktir ity
Office -,over Gladman & Stanliw°y't
Office, Main Street, Exeter, .
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND,
VALUATOR for Counties of Htttruo
Perth, Middles,ex and Oxford. FOTO
Stock 'Sales a 'Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.,
FRAN'Kl TAYLOR
Licensed Atectdonieer for Coiiatiess sol.
Huron and 14Iiddlesrita
Prices Reasonable and . Sa3 igf '
a`- �ttOn
Guaranteed.
Crediton. Ouitario,
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a ,large amount o,f pri,vat.
funds • Uo t,oaua an farm' astid vWage
property at )low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STAN/AIRY
8ssbtetry SlolicitCe1i, i