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Exeter Markets I Local Doings
CH:F
Nt.,I D EVERY 'WEDNESDAY
R. F. Irwin, of ,Seaforth and Rev.
\\ n I t - .... •• 105 , Wikon of James St., Exeter, e,.."charg-
E) e:, ...... ,,..
40ed pulpits on Sunday.
\l t: aba"s Best Flour ......... 3.801 dbl ur 3.53.t1r, \\ alterKof.town bought
Flour 3,30Mr. Esli Heywood's house ea Andrew
Bran
i re m.' -v Rutter
Dairy Butter
'titav 141 Fg';s
Lard
Hay per ton ..•.,..,. .
Pctatee s
Has
1.85 st ' :3,;„ week, getting possession on
140 December 1st, next.
125; 1I.,s, Amy Shapte:n, who recently
41 passed through a serious illness, is ab»e!
34 to 37 to b4. out around again, and wh.Je
4s grc t"y improved, Ls yet very week,
9'While le shooting on lionday, Mr.
$9;00 to $10.00.1"W41 `ren reeefzed a couple ;of shot
75 or 40'' in theth
chest, from .e gun, of a cont -
q 2a
tpan_on, but sn0 serious damabe was
CRANK LOSI'E,
clone.
Th'. John Routledge of the. Mo Isons
Bank at Centralia .has received word
of his transfer to the 'branch at Da -4
Cr 1.ht 4 Overlaid car, on
Exeter .,i r .toward
Firtder kindly ,:rviornt Advocate.
BROOCH LOST—Om, Sunday, Nov.
5, probably on William „Sr., Ea:;et r,
a .sinal' octopai shape gond brooch
with Clea= stone, in ,centre. Finder
libera y wa r t„d returning to D.
Kinsm:ui'a Office.
Oyster Supper to be t itieu by
the Girl's Auxiliary, of Trivitt church
]las been postponed untilNov. 25th.
The ,Exeter Canning Company has.
disposed of their -fine ,grey w,oxl4
team to Mr. -Gib, Dow.
A ,number from here ,and the sur-
rounding district attended ;the Organ-
ization meeting of the Liberal Con-
servative party held ;in, London on.
Friday last,
I. Prof, Anderton, has ng resigned as
organist and choir leader in James -St.
Methodist Church, Mrs. Williams pre-
sided at the organ, en. Sunday. The
Board of :the
lis ,now advertising
far an organist,
1Ir. J. V. Milisonnof Lambeth, for-
merly of Whaten and Hensnill, while
pltowzng .for his .ephew, Fred Foster
of Lonkm, ,had his leg broken. by itbe
kick of a horse. He was taken; •to,his
home in Lambeth.
,Miss Lottie Kirk, daughter of \Ir,
ton. He and Mrs. Routledge are tat and Mrs Nelson Kirk of London, form
erP residents of Exeter North, was
move i'.t a week-
quietly married in that city on Wed -
in -,:. Mr. Sam 1,1?arsonshouse> Lon- ley of the same city.
Hunt -
den Road south, this week. mored :into
thehoose recently vacate
Hart on Huron street. property of Mrs. WPss, which, he has
�
linen, using as 0.n Express Office-, and
Mr. Fre,,. Southam of Lambeth, who has rented the building vacated by the
purchased Mr, James Bri.ntnell's pomp- Hydro Conner the latter hav ing
s:rty en Huron. sxree'c and moved in caved, one. doer south into he build -
recently, has ,purchased the eightaeres ing bought from Mr. P. Farayne.
o; land or the west side of hist prop-
erty from fir. Irma Armstrong. The DOING NICELY.
Mr. John Jacobs, ;who has been lit- neesday, Nov, 1, .to Mr. Bert H'Itt2rt—
d by Harry Mr, S. W. Stals;, has 'vacated the
P ice pa -i was $1200•
Irs, Wm, May amain en ' Friday last
Thomas Cook ai Clinton, apple pae-• operated on for t‘apne,ndi,cit s at Vic -
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. R. kir, employed by Da\^id Can.teiote, ap. traria fios al London;;and The opera -
Tine ladies of Caven Preabytet din P.c. buyer, of Clinton, was tined $50.00
Church as 21'. g:ve a Chicken Pie Sup-- and cost, amounting to $5,00 by Mag -
per in the School .Fiat: of tite church <str. to C. A, Revd ,for packing four
on Friday evening, Nov, 10, from to to barrels of Kings and ten barrels of
than was a succiess,` The -patient
doing nlnely,
a. tome and enjoy a good hot sup- Rhode Island Greeniags with apples BCWE BROKEN,
Fir, Admission Saw and 50c, that scabbe e zh,
it3t andorty per cent, Mrs, Robert Dinuey, Huron street,
punctured and
LV\ EEI) MEAL FOR. SAL AT >arandina t em ' o. I and No, - ;rides met with a painful accident on Friday
I
the Exeter Flax :NW!), respectively. Iasi. She was getting over a low wire
fence when her foot became caught.
LOT.—Bla k Persian Lamb :sluff, TRS marriage #001; place co Wed- =n one of the w les, and fa111u2g
en .Monday, Ce t "th, between Exeter . rtas�a a” ternoon of last week, in Lon broke a snail bone in her ankle, The
and a to `e and xa., r;t,t, Finder l.ird `tor, I.iiy, oauglnter of 1Ir, and injury is very painful and it will be
ly rnio.m T». Advocate Office.firs \\'n C0llinawood• of Exter,.same time before she will have the
to David Kirk., ,also of Exeter, son of use 08 the injbred member,
COUNTER Z I^lEC: ]:. ?.ate W 441a° m and lfrs Kirk. The
=My was performed by Rev.
When in need of Counter Checks.RAyc:ra.ft, and the attendants were
al, on The Advocate, We earn lura- .cite bride's sister, hiss Tillie, and Mr
sig you with a',i „kinds at right Wives. Ch,rstopher \Veisa Mr. and and
Kirk
r 5 i1Z A Y HEIFER, villi raid* in. Exeter.
two year old heifer strayed onto
a lariat in Hay Township, For partic-
ulars apply at the Advocate Office.
LOST --Chevrolet car crank some-
where: rear kxe:er north. Finder please
inform Advo?ate.
FOUND.—A. place where you cast
buy British -American gasoline at 31c.
—R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North
EXET R. O. K. CIDER MILL AND
Apple Butter Factory F moved to new
premises, corner of :Vain. and Wel-
lington St, opposite the Metropolitan
Hotel Will be open every day. Try
me in the new .stand, customers.
I thank you,
S. J. V. CANN,
PROPERTY FOR. SALE
Consisting of house, stable and $
lots of land, situated in Exeter North
For particulars appy to JL Bierling,
Hay P. 0.
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Optician, Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Diseases, Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appointment, Office—William and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43.
Fresh Ciscoe
Whitefish
FROM
DEEP COLD WATERS OF LAKE
ERIE, ,Direst
TO CONSUMERS' TABLE
50 ib, BOX $4.00
100 ib BOX $7.50
F,O.B, Port Stanley. No box
charge. Money order or check to
accompany order; Reference Sterling
Bank,
Shipment made in December. Good
time t-) order new for winter use.
FINLAY FISH & STORAGE CO,
Limited,
Port Stanley, Ont.
Betts'
Home -Made Bakery
Have you tried a loaf of our
Bread? If not, get one to -day, "The
proof of the Pudding is in the Eat-
ing." Headquarters for
HIGH CLASS BREAD
BUNS AND CARES
Special attention given to orders
for Picnics, Luncheons and Wed
dings.
WEDDING CASES A SPECIALTY
The Big Livery
When, going: out Minting „give us a
call,
D n't fdrget anything you have . to
move we are right on the job rto de 4t
CARTAGE AND LIVERY,
Phone 58w.
BAGSHAW & TEASTON
Mr. H. 0. Southcolit was in Toronto
last week.
Fred kieaman was home from Lon-
don for the holiday.
A, W. Aatdcrton, who 31asl Mr. Harry Fuke of Toronto was
ed the position. of prganiiist and home for the holiday,
ln:tizmaster 3n St, George's Church, .lir. Earl Southcott of Toronto, was
God:rich, will be greatly rn sse.d in Monte fora feu* days.
musical circles in Exeter and district.
Although here less t�than two years
�1-ss Curl.ss visited at ,her ]tome in
he organized and conducted the South Balton ever the holiday.
Huron Choral Society, and ;they have Miss Allie'l;anslford visited in Luc -
put on some ,fine ,musical etxt/e4nin,• an. over .the week end,
ments. He is a reutarkably* able .taus- \1is,.��,lln?dred Norry of London was
lean, and lus place as organist int the
octave home over Thanksgiving.
J Street church ,and as director
of the Choral Society guild be hard to
fill.
"LEST W i. FORGET,"
Satureay, Nov. 11th is the anniver-
sary of Armistice Day, Will the clt=
izen.; take two minutes off work' at
11 am. in honor of our fallen heroes,
The town bell wi?,1 cring at that hour,
B. W. F. Beavers,
Reeve.
SALVATION .ARMY SERV ICES
Services as usual next Sunday.
Services in Town Hall
11 a,m,—Holiness 'Meeting
7 p.m_—Salvation Meeting.
2,30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Class.
Cottage n eetiktrga in North End :on
Tuesday night'
Capt. Hopkins Lieut, Hoskins
Y. P. C. A
Tice Y. Rooms are open each night.
Games on the Alleys, Volley Ball, Bas-
ket Ball, Boxing and Trapeze Work
all tend to develop muscle and health,
Programmes, Debates and Entertain-
ments will be arranged later.
Tournaments Friday night and priz-
es given. All, come.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.—"The Children of the King-
dom,"
7 p,m.—"The Most ,Popular Sin an
the World."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector
.OAVEN PRESBYTERIAN U.t LittCU
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a, m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
11 ani.—"Preaching Christ"
7 p.m.—"The Friendship of Jesus"
Boy Scouts will meet Monday evening
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Paster, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 am—Reception of .members ,and
Communion Service. ,
3 p.m.—Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7 p.m. -Sacramental Service and ser -
moo by Rev. Dobson, B., - A,, of a
•Thomas: W
Mr„ Ed.. Dais of Forest was home
for Sunday and \fionday,
Mr. Percy Gillies ,of Sarna 'visited
his parents here last week,
Mr. Walter Dearing was up from
London for the week end,
Miss Irmo Sweet of near Paisley was
home for Thanksgiving Day,.
Mr. John \fay and family of Toronto
were •Vsitors here ,this week.
'Air, and \Irs, W. S. Cole and scan
spent Thanksgiving at Lucent ,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Harry Gould of Wind-
sor were here .ever the holiday.
Mrs. Hubert Jones .visited ,iter par
ents in London ever the week ends
Mr. Jas, Dearing, after a month or
two in ,the west has, returned home:
Miss,,,Annn. Dow visited Mrs. Swear
man, nee Liul;in Boyle, in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. :Wellington .Hera mot-
ored to Norwich for Thanksgiving.
Mr. Alex Stewart of London spent
Sunday and Monday w,ith his children
here.
AIrs. Frank Mallett of London vis-
ited here over the holiday with rela-
tives,
Miss Beatrice Howey has greturned
frown London hospital, and ,is rapidly
recovering.
Miss Elia Link of Walkerton spent
the holiday at the home of 11r. "anti
Mrs. Wm, Kuntz,
Mr, and Mrs. Luther Penhale and
little niece, Miss }Wa{lper, spent the
week end in Harrow.
Mr, Win, Bradt and family of Lon-
don -risisted relatives here for a few
days during the week.
Mr. Bruce Medd of Guelph Agricu2*
tural College, spenit ,the week end in
town. with his parenits. ,
Mr, and Mrs. J. A.. Inksater and
daughter of Paris ' iishted at Mr, W:
Bissett's over Sunday. ,
Mr. Harry Sweet of Windsor is
suffering from rheumatism and is at
the home of delis ,paren)ts here
Mr, and Mrs. Fred, Riddell of Lon-
don -visited with the ,litter's father,
UIr, Thos. Clark, ever the holiday.
Mr, and Mrs:. Richard Hunter - ar-
rived home last -week ,fronv an • lex-
tended western trip of several months
,VlisS Olive Preszcator, after visit
ing here with her ,parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
John Preszcator, returned Saturday
eveining
Mips Stoddard and her da.ugltker,
Irs, Reid aof Hagersivil e, visited for
few days during the wee1 rith .Mrs,
m, Gillespie.
Mr. Gerald Fitton. was up from Lon-
don on Sunday, and :his grancl,father
awe mother returned wllth, him for
T�hanksig-ittjr g
dinner.
Mr,"amd Mrs. W. W., Taman, and
Miss Margaret; are. ,Mr. T. Nelson mo
tiorer to Windsor on Sunday, Mrs.'
Taman and daughter are remain,in,gifor!'
a few days..
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A. •
Phone 21r3
11,00 a m —Rev. W. G{. Hb 4cAlrister
M,A7.
•
3 p,m.=Saliobat:li.. ; School ' and Bible
Classes
. Addresa—,sins Dobson of Alma
Col,Ieg.e . r :
7 p.m—Rev: W. G.11 McAlister, MIA: s
AT BETHANY °
2,30 p.m. -Rev. W. ,G: H, McAllister
W
M.A.
PHONE 32.
JONES &
en's and Boys' Overcoats
At Moderate Prices..
WO invite you to ,come to this store and inspect our big range of Over-
coats ,for Men and Boy's. See our fine new cloths in all the latest colors,
of Greens, Fawn, Brown, Grey, Etc„ with the new Kitnna oSleeves, belted
or plain, just as .you wish; Our Boys' Coats are all made from the same
Cloth's as the Men's, , They will please you,
Young Men's Overcoats at $15.0a0O
About 25 Coats in .the lot, good all wool cloths, soTc7 ,requularly at $25
to $30. All to o .at $15 a "Coat.
Small Boys' doats
Often hard to get. We have them from age two years ,up; wel.1-fitted
and good colors,
Men's Fine- Brown, or Black Shoes
Genuine Goodyea.r-•Welt Shoes,,;nide in Fine Calf Leather, paced at
$5,00, ;$6.00 and $6,50^ Cheaper rules at $3,75 and $4,50
Women's Cushion Sole Shoes ;at $41
�r
Just The thing in ,Good Comfortaible Shoe for around home, Waar-
antec the wear and you will enjoy the comfort of them,
Ilurlbut` Shoes for Children
Don't forget that we are Exeter Agents for this famous line of Chil-
dren's 4h+oes. Sold at the same price 'everywhere, This is the cheapest
shoe in the long run that you can buy
Ladies' and Misses' Coats at $15
Wee have odd line of beautifwt quality Coats, in good colors ansa styles
Clearing what:they last at less than Half • price. $15,00- coat.
Pure Thread Silk IIosiery,198c. pair
Ladies' pure thread Silk Hosiery in Black only. Sizes 9, 9,¢ and 10
Slightly' imperfect weave, 'to clear at 98e, pair,
JONES & MAY
1. R. Carling, B.A..
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Bank, Etc,
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
Vi�ct�, , Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing .prices from 6 per cent
to 7 per cent can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by mei
Money to loon at 'lowest rates of
bitterest
Office—Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
The Eketer Advocate
Display Advertising—Made known
oa appjtai
catio,
Stray Animas—One insertion 50c.,
three insertions $L-00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lints, For Sale, To Renit,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found decals 25c, an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c _per
line per insertion.. No notice 1e`ss
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction Sayles S3 for one insertion
and $I.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion it wider five inches in length.
Legal advertisrung 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm pr Reap. Estate for sale 50c.
each insertion ford one mouth of four
insertions,
SOUTHEOTT BROS.
PHONE 134
PHONE 134
Ladies' and Misses'
Coals.
WE ARE SHOWING SOME VERY- SMART. MODELS IN MISSES, an{
LADIES' FALL AND WINTER CO ATS. ALL . WE ASK IS A
CHANCE; TO SHOW YOU OUR LINE, ,. ; 1
New Hosiery for Fall and Winter
WB HAVE AN E,XCEPTIONALLY FINE RANGE OF COLORED
CASHMERE HOSE, AS WELL AS SILK AND WOOL at $1.00 and :$1,25;
Miner Rubbers 'and Rubber Boots
, WE ARE SELLING THIS SPLENDID L1NE OF.RUBBERS AND
RUBBER BOOTS AGAIN THIS SEASON, THEY GIVE SATISFACT-
ION. JUST TRY A PAIR:
Sweaters and Sweater Coats
AT MUCH.. REDUCED <PRICES BEAUTIFUL COLORED
Mr.. T.
It. , Ferguson atnd, fa,mi]yr OOL JERSEYS ,FOR BOYS AT .$2. 00 AND" $2,25,
pent' the week lend and' Thatn�tsgav>Qyg d ...
Day in; Teeswater, Mss, Ferguson's
other, .Mrs. Ballough, after several
aveews here, returned to T"e,es;wa,'ter
withthem,
ALL -
Southcott Bros
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTb,.
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dieting car rervice.
Slerepong cans on right train and
Parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full inforroglon from any Grade!
'trunk Tarcket Agent, or C. E. Horn•.
tug Distnct Passenger Agent, Toronto
N. J. DORE
Poe 46w. Agent. Exeter
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer — R. R. No, 1, Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron go,
Farm and stock sales a specialty;
Four years experiences.
DR. At E, TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr. F. Roulstoar, L. D. S., D. D.
" DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D, ft
Honor Graduate Toronto Uniegrgiq
Office—over Gladman & Stenliure'i
Office, Main Street, Exeter. '
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEhR AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Hone
Perth, •Middl sex and Oxford. FICA
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office it
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario,
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer ,for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Price's Reasonable and Satkfaetioq
Guaaanteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
MONEY TO I;,OAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loaan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN &' STANHURY .
BarzMtsrr, Safi eltor's, Ext