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We have in stock an assortment of•Goods of which we are proud. We know' our future Eusines€ depends on our present doings, so with this ininid, we must buy
only Good' Goot s and sell at fair prices. We ask everybody in Exeter and vicinity to come in and see our zetas Display
this year, even if you do not purchase, we avant to see the people.
At the Clrid.y Counter
We expect our stook of oranges and new nuts this week. Our can•
dy is always fresh. Our Rosted and salted peanuts are always good.
Japanese China
A job line to sell at 10-15-250. some lovely pieces and all hand col.
ored, Beautiful Glassware 1015c, Nippon China in a variety of decor-
ations from 25c up.
Willards Choclates
Assorted cherries, Nut chips, Mint wafers, Maple 'walnut, Honey
nouget, Butteries loo each, chuffing dish Tiffany, Motor Lunah, Family
box, and many others .at popular prices of 25o to $125. In bulk we have
Cream Centres and hard centres about 30 flavors. Try us fbr Candy,
Special prices on 5 ib boxes,
Doll Heads
Sleeping and awake, with hair and without 100 up, strong bisque,
l00 and 15e up, Celluloid (large) 25c, Metal all sizes 20 and 25e
Christmas Decorations and Tree Ornaments
Garlands 5o -I0c up, Bells 20c a doz up, Xmas Greetings 15e up,
Leaf Decorations 250, Crepe paper in rolls, Shelf paper in folds, Fancy
Drape paper in folds . lowest prices, Xmas Candles all prices, large
and small Tinsel 2 yds for 5c candle holders,
China
Rich White and Gold China, Dinner ware Open Stock
While others are raising the price, we are still selling it at
the same prices. • All our goods are marked in plain Euglish
We use no Greek. Stat saving to -day, tell your friends to
buy you a piece of White and Gold china at Powell's for
Christmas.
50 Cups and saucers, band painted, too high for Our trade,
to clear 500 each, regular $1.00.
Odn Pieces of China in great profusion, suitable for gifts
from 15e-250 up.
Cups and Saucers
80o Beautiful cups.aiid saucers going at, I5 -25-35e each;
nice presents for gale,
We show the finest assortment of hand -painted- chinaware
in Exeter, barring none,See our display before you buy.
95 Watersets, regular 1 50 to t1 75 to clear at $1 25 a set
choose early.
Powell's l; aiaza r Exeter.
PLIGHT NOW you can buy any article, pay 25 p. c. on it, we will lay it aside for you till Xmas.
DA.SHWOOD
Reserve the eveningof the 2:1e.1 Dee
Evangelical church, a treat pro -Meal
'you. Tte greater part of the progre •tune
will consist of E S Lawrenz's 1 Ltest
cantata "The King of the irld"
rendered by the Sunday School and
Choir. Admission — Adults 25c
Children -10c.
The recent cold weather metes
one shrug his shoulders and look
suspicious at the coal bin.
The home of air Otto Restemayer
was gladdened by the birth of a
baby girl on Sunday,
The different churches are Busy
practising for the Xmas entertain
Fuente, which no doubt. will ne
fully up to what they have been in
former years.
Mr. Ed Wild is being ooner•lt-
ulreted on. the arrival of a healthy
pair of twin boys on Monday.
Mr John Graybiel is assisting
Messrs Kellermann & Son in their
store during the Xmas holidays.
Mr C Steinhagen accornpained
Mr Herbert Miller to London on
Tuesday.
Mr Joe Diller of Saskatoon was
married on Wednesday to Miss
May Vincent. daughter of Mr and
Mrs Saron Vincent. The young
couple will make their home in
Saskatoon.
Mr Bruce Bossenbery of t4rhnd
Band was in the village on Friday
last. At the sante tune ho sold a
fine driving horse to a man near
Varna, for which he received a
good figure
EXETER.
Russel Flyn, who has been engaged
on the Times staff, has left for
Waterloo where he has taken a
~•itnation in a job office
Twenty boys of Exeter collected
nearly $30,00 and decided to buy
stockings for thel3elgian el ildren with
the money.
On Wednesday Dec, Dth, ' at the
b.nine of Mr and Mrs Frad Inixton
their slaughter Clara, was ma'r`ed to
Alfred Coates.
Exeter is making an effort to secure
connection with the hydro electric
system. Lu.can being the nearest poin
of contact. it is thought that thi
would be the cheapest route, and
Clandeboye Centralia and C'rolicton
could be served.
Philip Herta rend wife of rsborn
have moved to town and Milo Snell
who recently sold his farm le new
living on 'Andrew street,
I Armstrong made a shipment c
three do able deck carloads of hoe,
from Exeter station last week
BLAKE
11Ir and i1lrs Fassold of Dashwood
spent Sunday at the hone of Mr Sam
Hey.
Mrs Peter Douglas is 'spending a
few days at her home here, Her
many friends are pleased to see her
back again.
Mrs A Clark and family visited at
the hone of Mr Ross Johnson last
week.
Mrs Dick of Hensall is visiting her
daughter, Mrs RN Douglas this week.
Quite a number of the young people
from this vicinity attended the fowl
supper in Brucefield on Monday
evening of last week and report a good
time.
Mr Alex Speaks called ou friends
in the village one day recently.
Mr R N Douglas is makiug large
shipments of dried apples and poultry
All the houses in our village are
occupied and still ademancl for more.
Miss Emma Bechler's many friends
are pleased to see her around again
after her recent illness.
ifr and Mrs A F Douglas spent
Saturday with frienclsin Hansall,
Mrs Swayze has returned to London
after spending a few months at her
house here, •
Butchering and paring bee's are
now the order of the day.
Beginning with the year, 1915, We
will close our store every Tuesday and
Friday at 6 o'clock, p. m.
R, N. Don
Xmas Stationery Post. Cards
Linen Paper and Envelopes in pretty boxes at 20, 25, 35, swell goods.
Make nice presents. Our ,L23d collection is great. Dont buy Cards un -
al you -t eo ours. Reg. 2 for 5. 2000 at 5 for 5c, others 2 for 5e, 3 for 10c
O for 25c. Christmas Seals 3 packet: for 10e.
Sleeping. DOLLS and awake
Rag dolls 50 and 10c, Celluloid 23 and 50c, Fancy Dressed 25 and 50e
up, Character babies 5, 10, 150 to '*'3.75, Crying and Musical babies 250
up, Unbreakable dolls all prices, Babies in long clothes $ 1.25 up, Doll
Cradles 25e up, Doll go cries 85e, Daisy carts and wheel barrows 15e,
Dett Lawn swings 35o, Doll Beds 25e,
Mechanical Toys
Gas engine (spring wind) 75c, Steam boat (engine by oil) 1.50, 'Train
on track 500 1.00 and 1.25, Walking dolls 400, Clown Orchestra 75c,
Darkey drammer and bear 5eo, Billiard table 250, Pop mid cap guns 5-25
Autos, horses, and carts and dozens of others at 10c up,
TOYS
Baking sets 25o, Washboard and tubs in sets 25c, Drawing slates So
lOc and 25o, Horns and trumpets 5010o up` Drums all prices, Xmas
stockings 5, 10 and 25c, -lorses, 50 up Rocking horses dappled grey with
basket seat and reins crrinplete, reg *2.25 only $1,75.
Special discounts to churches and schools on $5 Xmas purchases
Cr EDITON.
On Dec. 3rd. the death took place of
John Pinlcbeiner at the age of 64 years.
Deceased had been ill for the last five
years.
Mrs, Henry Beaver attended the
funeral of her sister-in-law, 11Irs. Wes.
Finkbeiner, at Pittsburg, last week.
Word has been received here of the
marriage at Edmonton, Alta,; of Ira
Brown, son of Samuel Brown, to Kiss
Thompson, forn]erly of Hensel'.
J. H. Holtzman was in Goderich last
week acting as a juryman.
HEN SA -LL
G. D. Arnold of London yisiled
relatives.hero for a few days last week
Ernie Caldwell of near Moose Jaw,
Sask.,is visiting old friends here.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
was observed in Carmel church last
Sunday morning.
The 2 storey house of Thos. Welsh
on the west side of the railway track
is nearly completed, This is a fine
home and Mr Welsh will occupy it
himself,
Fred Manns and Frank Farquhar
have formed a partnership and are
putting their two barber shop into one
They have rented thestore in the Petty
Block and are having a pool. Toon
fitted in the rear
CLA B13ING RA.Ti?S.
Wo are making arrangements testi
+til the leading daily and eveld
p • tiers for special dubbin;: Fete
when anb,cri bed for with The _1 fig aid
So kindly boar this in mind when re
hewing your subs0ription.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
At the session of the Huron Comity
Council it was decided to look after
the wives and children of those who
have gone to the war. Each reeve of
every municipality will look after
those in the municipality in which
they reside.
The matter of granting $20,000 to.
the relief of the Belgians, was leftover
till the January session.
The Liberals will have the choice of
warden next year and it is thought
COUNTY NEWS
Mr and Mrs J Leary of Cromarty
mourn thedeath of their five months -
old daughter: which took place on Dec.
4th.
Robert Luker has returned from the
west and has taken possession of the
farm, he purchased from Milo Snell
London road:
At the wind-np of the December
session of the county council, Warden
Cantelou was presented with a gold
headed cane by the members.
Counts -.court was bold before judge
Doyle at Goderich lash week. Four- !.
teen eases were on • the docket, but
about half were postponed or cleared
off by settlement.
- At the G.nelpli winter show the
Unroll Co. Council offered a prize for
the best steer or heifer 2 years or nn -
der from 'Insole County sail it was
won by lfr. William Snell, of Hullett
townshi p.
At the aunualnieetingof the Huron
Medical Association held at Clinton
last week, Dr, Kennedy of Wingham
was elected president, Dr. Machell of
Dublin vice president and 1)r. Red-
mond o,Vi ugh ani secretary treasurer.
Dr. Taylor of Goderich and Dr. Gann
of Clinton were appointed delegates to
the Ontario Medical Association.
Mr. Fred HIess Sr., has sold ' the
dwelling occupied by Mr. Ferdinand
Hess to Wm Klopp, for $2200, post,es-
sion will he given in the spring.
A. large nnmber of fat cattle were
exhibited at the Toronto fat stock show
by farmers near Brncefield. Among
thee exh ibi tors were Wellington Elliott,
[1 McCrregor, A Blcoal and G F Baird,
At a largely attended meeting of
the new Federal North Hutton Associa-
tion, held at \Vinghani on Monday,
Arch. Ilyrlop of Grey township was
chosen as cnncdidnto for the next
that John W. Govenloek, of Brussels Dominion elections„
who is regarded as the father of the
council, will meet with no opposition
for the chair.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Jeremiah A Corriveau,
late of the Township of Hay, In the Comi-
ty of Huron, Merchant, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
having any claims against Jeremiah A
Corrivenu, who died on ilia 21111 day of -
'November, 1014. at the said Township of
Hay, are required on or before the Gth day
of January, 1915, to send 11 post or deliv-
er to Mrs Seraplune Corriveau, it. It, No.
2, Zurich, Widow and Aclniinistratrix of
the testate of the said Deceased, or to the
undersigned Solicitors herein for the Ad-
ministratrix, felt: particulars for • their
claims; and that after the said last
mentioned elate the Adniinistr,.,l.ria wi1l.
proceed to distributetheassets of the said
Deceased among the persons entitled'therc-
to, having rernrd only to the claims of
which she shall then have lin.rl notice, and
that the said. Admistratrix will not ` he
'table for the said assets or any part thele.,
of, to any person of wir se cl•,im she shall
not than lra.ve reeeiverl notiat�.'
1)nled at t'loderich the 14th day of Dec-
ember, 1914.
Prottdfcot, Killoran and Prnwlfoot.
Goderich, Ontraio,
Solicitors for said Adniinistratrix.
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is the time to begin thinking of
Christmas. From now to XmRs
we will give special low Bar-
gains on Pianos, Organs, Edison
Phonograpis, Singer Sewing
Machines, Bell Art Pianos with
the illimitable quick repeating
action and sustaining frame.
In buying a
Bell Piano
you get a strictly high grade
piano, and you Xray nothing extra
for the nnino. The Bell stands
at the top in Musical circles. We
also ;:ell cheaper grades and other
snakes of pianos, Yon Will save
money baying from
WELL, ZURICH.
I buy spot cash and give the cus-
tomers the benefit of it. •
Your call is welecome.
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1MPLEMEWS.
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
of Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
tilizer Drills, best and light-
est made, all steel.
Manure Spr. aders and al)
kinds of plows and repairs
always in stock.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
Wagons before buying else-
where.
GRAY MOTOR ENGINES
1h TT. P. $75; 2?r TT. P. $85; 4 IJ.
P. $125; 6 l:I. P. $175; 8 H. 1?. $325;
12 H. P. $375; all . warranted first
class.
At the old Stand:
Square Dealing Our Motto"
F. Hess & Son.
Classified Ads
LEGAL. CARDS.
t'ROTJUFOOT, KILLORAN, & PROU
FOOT, Barristers, Solari, ors, Notari
Public &c. Office, ou i he Square, 2n
door fr.ian Hamiiton Sb. Goderic
Private funds to loan at lowest rate
W. PRor-nroor, K C. .3. L. Kii.].oRA
W. Pam:Droos, JR.
MEDICAL CARDS
1)R.* E. B. BALFOUR, gradna
Western University, late
the Military Ilospital and Victor
Hospital, London. Office in t
building formerly occupied by the la
Dr. McLaughlin , Dashwood.
IneR A. J. DIacKINNON late Hou
Surgeon, Erie County Hospita
Buffalo alo N. Y. Late assistant res
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternit
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of th
IIouse Staff, New York Palyclini
Medical School and Ilespital. Dru
store in connection. Office, Znric
Ont.
Farm for Sale
Lot 28. Con 7, Parr Line Ha
North 50 acres, or will soil the whop
lot. For particular's apply to Dunce
Taylor, Itensell P. 0.
FOR SALE
House For Sale. --A White Brie
House erected by Sim Ireland, and a
present occnpieil by Otto Restemaye
for particulars apply to Ii. Weigan
Dashwood. •
F.: rn For Sale
210 acres of good farming an
fruit land. 2000 peach trees of whit
1000 are in hearing, good, plenty,
water, good building, well fenced a
and partly drained. For particula
apply to Daniel,Smith, R. R. No.
Zurich.
Por Service
Thoroughbred Yorkshire. WA f
service. Also Thoroughbred Shor
horn Durleun Bull for 'service: 0
Lot 98, Con.. 12, Hay Townshi
David Schwa zentruher. 41
LIVE FOWL WANTED
I will lake live fowl every Tnesd
forenoon, until further notice. Mg
est markefprii e will be paid.
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