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PRICES
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Come and Get Your Share of
These B,•` r'ga1ns
X5.00 LADIES' FI,TE COLLARED COATS --
NOW - $19,85
$2.00 LADIES' AND D MISSES' WINTER COATS - NOW $17.95
$1.50 ALL WOOL fIOSE BLACK AND COLO.eBS - NOW 98c.
4;5.50 SL1PPEIRS and OXFORDS, This Season's --- NOW $4.50,
$,2,.50 LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS, rubber heels' - NOW - $1.75
G,2.40 FALL WOOL now,SPUNS, 54 inches wide -- NOW -. $1.49
$1,00 FANCY BATH TOWELS, slightly soiled - NOW 65c.
$3.00 MEN'S STANFIELI) TJNDER\ TEAR blue label NOW - $2.40
$2.50 1JEN'S STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR, red label NOW $2.20
$2:.00 ALEN'S OVERCOATS, this season's - NOW - $19.85
$3.00 ar 1N'S LEATHER GAUNTLET GLOVES, - NOW - $2.00
$2.00 BOY'S 'LEATHER GAUNTLET GLOVES, NOW - $1.40
$35.00 DINNER, SETS, 97 PtEQES -
NOW - $27.95
$3.50 .IBEX FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, largest size NOW $2.95
30e. FLANNELETTES, 36 inches wide, good patterns - NOW 25c.
$1.75 WINTER CAPS, with fur ear bands,
- NOW -'$1.35
$5.00 "ADEN'S FJNE BL9Oh SHOES, med. heavy soles NOW $3.98
urnish your home
Complete
and Save
You Money
For many years we have been furnishing homes like yours.
Our .service to young couples has been perfected to the highest de-
gree of genuine helpfulness. No matter how little or how much
you may wish to invest, in furnishing your home complete, you are
assured every advantage of low prices, courteous service and pains-
taking attention in making your selections.
All we ask is that you give us an opportunity of showing you
how reasonably you can purchase furniture at this store,
WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES ON EVERYTHING IN OUR
ENTIRE STOOK.
GARDINER
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
Long; distance calls given prompt attention.:
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
-OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 741; Night
ashionable Lines
and
Perfect Fit
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Can only be gi
ven by careful attention to each individual',
figure. Well tailored suits that give ease and comfort without
sacrificing anything in style and gracefulness is an art acquired by
years of experience. That is, why our tailored suits give such
satisfaction. Now is the time -to order your new suit andg et the'
fail benefit of the early fall.
Overcoats r Fall and Winter
WE HAVE A . COMPLETE LINE OF LIGHT AND HEAVY
WEIGHT OVERCOATS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES, OR WE
CAN MAKE ONE UP FOR YOU.
You will be Interested it our Swell New Range
of Ties and Mufflers
GLOVES, SOCKS, UNDERWEAR: IN TWO PIECE AND COMBIN-
ATION. WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT DISPLAY OF CAPS
THE EXETER
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'Wheat .$1.35
7.0 a.m.--Sundaz Scheel and. Bible,
Oats 45c,
Barley $7e. 11, a.na,-Saint Andrew's Day Ser -
Manitoba Flour $4.90 vice.
Family Flour $4.65
Pastry Flour $4.15
Feed Flour $2.25
Bran $1,60
Shorts $1..75
Butter ,a 5c.
Creamery Butter 41c
Eggs, Extras 65c.
Eggs Firsts SOc.
Egos, Seconds 30
Lard 20c
Hogs $9.0Q
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LOCAL v
Prepare6.4144440 •
' for Santa Claus. Christ-
mas is just around the corner.
Messrs. S. Powell and J. Uilli's
Powell were in Thornclaje over Sun- George Linn, .Das,hwoioxi.
day.
The Minister
7' p.m. -Spiritual Living
The Minister
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening..
JANMS STRET4 T THODIST,
�L'IGRCH
Rev. W. E. Donnelly, B. A. Pastor
10:1'6 -Morning Class.
11 a.m:-` The Christian College in
the; Kingdoms Task."
3 p. m. --Sunda school and Bile'
Y b
Classes.
7;00 p.m. -Rev. '}-I. E. Livingstone,
Educational Anniversary
A Hearty welcoine to all
FOR SALU-9 young pigs, : shoats
Miss Elva Oliver, of Brussels
spent the week -end with Miss Dor-
othy Balkwill.
'Mrs. T. Blatdhford's household
furniture is being 'Moved to Tor-
onto this week.
Messrs. Wm. Rivers, and E, C.
Harvey are up in Bruce county
hunting white rabbits.
Miss Ruby Treble, o'f, Toronto,
visited over the week=end with her
father, Mr. Wal, Treble.
The town council of Mitchell have
passed a by-law to raise $10,000 to
complete the new high school.
Master Walter Davis, son' of Mr.
and. Mrs. Arthur Davis of town, is
ill at his home suffering from pleur-
isy.
hlr. and Mrs. Prank Slumkousky,
of Kitchener, visited with Mr. and
ilfrs. Esli Heywood on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr, Leon Treble, of Toronto, spent
the week -end with his parents being
accompanied home by his little, dau-
ghter Leona, who has spent several
weeks here.
It is reported that there are very
many turkeys in the country and
that the prices this Christmas will
be moderate. Last year the birds
sold as low as 25c. per lb.
The Dutch set onion harvest is
over and shipping has been complet-
ed. The crop has been excellent on
the whole' and the growers have had
about $25,000 divided amongst them
Hockey has:already started on
the artifical ice rink in London and
a number from town were in the
city' Monday evening to see the game
between Saskatoon and The Canad-
ians.
The executive of the Exeter bran-
ch of the Ontario Ploughmen's As-
sociation have `decided to withdraw
the plowing match for this year. The
uncertainty of �h'
t e weather er was the
reason.
Miss Lila Taylor, a promising art-
ist of Usborne, has had her `work
recognised by having one of her
pictures, a winter scene "The Home-
stead" hung in the Canadian Acad-
emy at Ottawa.
The Goderich evaporator was tot-
ally destroyed. by fire on Friday
morning last, along with the con-
tents. Two men sleeping in the
building barely escaped with their
lives. The loss is estimated at
about $5000.
Mitchell' Town :Council have de-
cided to withhold the $15,000; bond
'guarantee from the Woollen mill.
The town voted to guarantee the
bonds but owing to recent develop-
ments the council have taken the
above action.
Saturday's Toronto- Star'had a
very good, picture of Mr. Stuart
Stanbury in the costume of an
Egyptian Officer who with Miss
Dorothy BIack was a prize winner
at the Masquerade Ball held.at Tor-
onto University on Friday night.
Edward Knight, of the London
Road south, owns a cow whose sense
of direction can scarcely be excelled.
She walked hrnne last week, a dis-
tance of eight miles, from the past-
ure "farm and, finding one barnyard
gate' locked she calmly walked- a-
round the corner to another gate,
and up to the stable door.. In wal-
king the eight miles she would have
made at least four turns and this
was her first summer on pasture
p
Mr.
A. D. Taylor, of . Saskatoon,
an Exeter` Old Boy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex;Taylor, Exeter North who
learnt the .trade of tinsinithing with.
Mr. J. McDonnell,: of "Hensall,'.,.has
been granted a< patent for his. inven-
tion of
an
automat'
is hot-air•furnace
humidifier. The Saskatoon Daily
Star describing •the invention says
"Briefly it consists of a large bowl
or pan at the top of the furnace' fire.
box containing water and an auto-
matic (float contrail, simi.lih;r to that
used in Closet tanks which in turn
is connected to the water supply,
As the water,evaporates from the
pan the supply faucet is automatic-
ally opened, 'replenishing the supply,
The humidifier is claiMed'to obviate
the present disadvantage .of h -
g of air
furnaces in which. the usual small
wate' pan is more often neglected
4 than not, thus allowing the house
to be filled with harsh,' dry air,
which is elainted ie not as healthful
as a more humid atmosphere. The
dry furnace ,air is also said to cause
furniture to shrink, joints on it to
open -and. Varnish to be damaged."
FOUND -Several keys on a chain.
Owner may Have, same by proving
property and paying expenses. Ap-
ply at Times Office..
FOUND -Recently, at Tones and
May's, a sum of money. Owner
inaF have same by proving property
and paying expenses.
LOST -At the Bazaar in the Town
Hall an umbrella with a' crook han-
dle, and with the initial B. carved
on it, was taken `in mistake andan-
other left in its place. Will the par-
ty please notify the Times Office.
Heifer Strayed -From Lot 5, con
5, Hay Tp. a little over a week ago,
a three year old heifer,' grey with
Borns. Information gladly ; received
by Wm. C. Hooper, Hay, P. 0. phone.
Dashwood Central.
STRAYED --Onto- -the premises of
Mr. Albert E. Shier, Lot 11, Con. 14,
Usborne, about the 1st of October -a
two year old red steer, with horns
on, owner may have same by prov-
ing property and 'paying expenses.
Steer Strayed -From Lot 13, Con.
6, Hay Tp., red and white 2 -year-old•.
steer, with horns, pig ring in lower
side of ;;Deft ear. Notify Fred. Ho-
garth, Exeter, P. 0., phone " Crediton
18r15^ •
Applications will be received' for
the position of organist of Main St.
Methodist Church up to- 7 o'clock,
p.m., Friday, November 28th, 1924.
Contract may be seen,. and .applica-
tion left at Hower s„Drugstore.
The annual meeting -of the Exeter
District Branch of the:Ontario";Plow-
men's Association, „.will be held in
the Town. Hall, on Tuesday, Dec. 2nd
at 2 p. m., for the purpose of :elect-
ing officers and discussing plans for
another year. All persons interest-
ed in better plowing should attend.
M. Routiy W. H. Shapton.
Pres. Sec'y
Additional locals on page five:
For the past few months' Canad-
ians have been returning to Canada
from the United States at the aver-
age rate of , 4, 40 0 a .month.
The Young People's ;League Rally
in Main St. Church, Wednesday "ev-
ening of Mast week- was a splendid
success. The service which was of
an inspirational character, was held
in the auditorium. There was a
musical program and "a masterful
address on "The Measure of a Man"
by Rev. D. McTavish, of Crediton.
Rev. A. A. Trumper' and Mr. E.
J. Wethey were in Blyth on Tuesday.
evening attending the inaugural
session of the newly ' formed Dean-
ery Sunday School Association. Mr.
Trumper is the Superintendent and
Mr. H. Jennings of town is Presi-
dent. Mr. • Wethey gave a demon-
tration in teaching a Sunday ;School
lesson in the most approv_ed schol-
astic method. 6
The members of the Exeter Wo-
men's Institute held their' regular
meeting at, the home of Mrs. (Dr.)
Ward on Tuesday evening last. A
very interesting, report of the recent
convention held in London was giv-
en by Miss L. Jeckell district repre-
sentative. Many suggestions and.
helpful thoughts were :"offered for
the institute to consider.,, In ans-
wer to the roll call each 'member of-
fered some suggestion for Christmas
gifts and recipes for Xmas cakes
and short bread were exchanged. It
was decided to send ,Xmas cheer to
the inmates of the Huron County
Home. ,
A. London
lady was called on by a
transient peddlar, who persuaded
her to buy a length of cloth for ten
dollars, convincing her that she was
getting a great bargain. A neigh-
bor of hens bought the same amount
of. the same material for seven dol -
lir s. At the same time -the material
corlld have been bought at a reput-
able store for $5.75. A gentleman
in town bought what the peddlar
told hiin was a suit length and an
extra pair of trousers, but he found
when the goods were measured
that he had got the suit length only.
Buying from peddlars is usually a
costly investment, as you have no
chance to
exchange i ge or withdraw
frofli your bargain. The merchants
of. town 'protect you, give you valtte
for your ropey, offer you the priv-
ilege of exchange and are deserving
of your pateonage.
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New Styles in
rimmedur
WE HAVE ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF LADIES' COATS IN THE
VERY NEWEST STYLES. THESE COME IN THE NEW CLOTHS AND
ARE BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED WPTH THE NEW FUR TRIMMING
Priced at $27.50 $30.0 35m0
Fancy Turkish Towels
Just the thing tor Christmas
gifts. Eight new patterns ar b P ens in
different' colors to sell at
75c. $1.00 $1.25
All Wool Blankets
For cribs, cots and full bed
size in plain and fancy checks..
Warm and comfortable •for the
cold weather..
Stanfield's Underwear for Women and Men
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THERE IS NO BETTER UNDERWEAR THAN THIS WELL-KNOWN
MAKE. WE CARRY A FINE RANGE FOR WOMEN IN THE GOLD, RED
AND BLUE LABELS FOR MEN AT
$2.00 $2.25 $2.30
oy's Tweed Bloomers Goloshes
We carry a good assortment
for Girls and ' Women,' They
W OMEN
will be very popular for men this
Imams
year.
These are made in our own
town. The , ,-cloths are good
they are well made and are good
fitting garments
$1.50 $1.75 $2.50 J Priced at $2.50 $3.50 t0 $5.00
Miner's Heavy Rubbers and Rubber Boots
.YOU WILL NEED A PAIR THIS WEATHER. WE CARRY A FINE
LINE OF MINER RUBBERS AND RUBBER BOOTS. THEY WEAR
WELL ASI( THE FELLOW WHO WEARS THEM
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Winter Apples Wanted
Good prices paid for hand picked
selected, fruit. Will be shipping at
Brucefield, . `Hensall, Dublin, and
Clandeboye during months of Octo-
ber and November.. Empty baskets
holding 50 pounds will be supplied
the growers wanting them at the
following places: Brucefield, Croat
arty, Hensall and Clandeboye.
For particulars and prices phone
headquarters.
R. S. LANG
Walker House, Brucefield
rem
mama
oemeatli
fIOAL
AND
And Insurance
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
E. J. CHRISTIE
ISTIE
OFFICE: North ,of Elliott and Johns
CHRISTMAS
DI OI ALMOST HERE
We have a few home piade sets',
which we will be glad to offer at
the cost of parts alone, we guaran-
tee
these to work perfectly. Try
us for Radio , parts, A and B batter-
ies,- tubes, loud speakers, ` head sets
etc. • Westinghouse and Zenith sets
in stock and we will be glad to quote
prices on any standard make. See
us before buying a Radio.
We have secured the agency for
the DE -FOREST CROSLEY SETS
and can sell •them at as low as $22
each. Do. not buy a Radio until you
have tested one of these sets and
compared the Price. Ford Magnetos
tested free.
W. J BEER, Exeter
Farm To Rent - Situated 114
miles west ` of Hensall, would rent
either for pasture or ,crop, also a
good young :cow for sale. ' Apply to
John Bell Sr., Exeter, Ont.
FARM FOR' SALE Co amta'
IN SELECTING YOUR CHRIST-
MAS GIFTS TAKE A LOOK THRO-
UGH OUR IMMENSE STOCK` OF
FURNITURE, LARGEST AND BEST
WE EVER HAD. YOU WILL SEE
MANY THINGS SUITABLE FbR
XMAS , GIFTS ALL AT "RIGHT
PRICES. •
R. .� ® • ROWE
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
PHONE 20W PHONE 20J
♦ ® . R . our 1
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster James.
St. Methodist Church.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and The-
ory, Instructor of Music in the Public
Schools.
TERMS MODERATE
Box 57,
ing
50 acres, being east half of lot 25,
7th con. of Usborne; 5 acres of bush
4 acres of fall wheat, sand and gra
el pits, well fenced and drained, ce-
ment hen house and driving shed,
barn recently new roof, house ven-
eered, good- cellar, never failing
spring near barn. For further par-
ticulars. Apply to Peter Whitlock
R. R. No. 1, Hensall.
N:EET...
.ING OP AURON{
COUNTY:
COUNCIL
The Council of the' e Corporation of
the. County of Huron will meet iii
the Council Chambers; Gd.derich,` at'
3 o'clock in the afternoon of Tues-,
day,. the and •day of December, 1924.
All accounts against the County
must be in the hands of the Clerk
riot later than Monday preceding•
the meeting of Council.
Goderich, November 15th 19 4
, 2
Geo. W. Holman, County Clerk
Do You Use NAMELESS Colc'i
Remedy in your Household, read
this "Detroit, Mich. Nov. 3, 1924--
$1.0p enclosed for usual supply of
"Nameless" whichstill stands us in
good stead. ,. Very truly yours; B.
S. Murray. Mr. Murray is in the',
Paymaster's Dept. of the Ford Mo-
tor
Company, :alio has continually'
tiled NAMELESS' ill his household.
since 1902..We receive many at-
testations as to the Goodness -of this.
Remedy 25c. brings you Nameless
Powell's Bazaar, Exeter, Ont;
Exeter.
CLEANING
and REPAIRING
SUITS MADE -TO -MEASURE
TO FIT YOU AND YOUR POCKET
WORK CALLED FOR AND DE-
LIVERED.
ELLIOTT AND JOHNS
Dr.H. G. Fletcher L.M (.C,{Y.
Member of,the College' of Phy-
sicians'and Surgeons of Ontario.
Office ' opposite' lows s 'Furniture
Store, Main Street.
Phone 156 Exeter, Ont.
FOR SAL
Several Good Stoves, cheap
Oil Heater, cheap;
Good Ladies 'Fur coat With Sable
Collar.
Strong light wagon, single;
Strong light bob sleighs
Gent's t s li.eavv Overcoat ba"�
t gain
Excellent Fur Stole, cheap
Information re above at
POWELL'S BAZAAR
Phone 55
,'(`here is so much slang in this
neighborhood that ordinary gram-
marsounds like a dialect.'
ANDYEASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Cons-
ty of Huron. Correspondence arrange*
menta for sales can be made by cam
hog up the Central Hotel, Exeter.
Charges moderate, satisfaction
guaranteed.''
1, R. CARLING B.A.
Barrister, Solicitor, &c.,
Loans, Iavestntents, Insurance,
Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
engemismasa
G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D,D.S
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Ult.
versity of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Min
tary District Number One, London,
Ont.,
Main Office, Main St. Exeter. Oat.
Phone 34,
Exeter;,'
Hours rs9.0 to
to 5.30, p.m. °
Office hours at ZuMICH ONT., Tem
only, at 10.00 o'clock a.m. to 5.09
o'clock p.nz. Phone .79.
A. E. T'ENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office -McDonnell's &cies ambles ton
John St. Phone calls receive "prozap4
attention. Phone 26w
Local Cartage
I AM NOW IN A POSITION TO
GIVE OUR LOCAL TRADE AN .Atir,
MOST IMMEDIATE SERVICE,
H. Bagshaw
TRY (JS Phone 58W
Cochrane Machine.:
Works
0ks�.
Ford motors reground, fitted with
Pistons, Complete ` $16.00 Every
make of._Car Motor and ; Engines re-
ground with Pistons Complete to fit,
also' Tractors,
FARMS FOR SALi17.- A few eho1e
farms in the' Townships pf Usborne,
Tuckersmitti and Hibbert: Good
buildings and d we1Po
s t
e
dastoNEl
ar!"'
kets. Priced right: A1Sply to Thea,
Cameron, Aunt.. Boa 154, Exeter.
ERNEST ELLIOT
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
HIGH CLASS INVESTMENTS
(Trustee''Investm(�ents)
Bearing interest at 572 per Cent.
INSURANCE'
Office
Main St. Exeter, Ont.
IXOUSE F M
SALE
Two Iota cornering on<'Wellington
.
& WiIliam Sts.; 7 -room brick dwel-
ling with kitchen and • woodshed;
good cellar, hard and soft water,
electric lights, stable, garage and
hen house. Easy terms and a bar-
gain for quick sale. For terms ap-
ply on promises or to Thos. Camer-
on, Aust„ Box 1.154, Exeter. Also a
Jersey cow for oral® due in >wlej t;
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