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1-tFord
1923 Essex Coach /
1927 Whippet Sedan#
1925 Star CoachJF
1927 Ford Tonrijs
1023 Foi’d Cowc
jitudebaker JFouviug
Tourings Jp** to 875.
in truclij^SlOO. & 8175.
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Ford D.
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DEMO?
ND/ ELLIOT
lei^Phone 64, Exeter
’imW HAD YOUR
gRATlON OF THE NEW
f FORD?
Exeter Markets
Wheat $L30
oats 55c.
Barley 60c.
Manitoba Flour $3.90
Blend Flow $3.75
Pastry Flour $3.65
Feed Floui’ $2.15
Bran $1.85
Shorts $1.85
Creamery Butter 48c.
Dairy Butter 41-44c,
Eggs 24 c.
Eggs, pullets 21c.
Eggs, seconds 18c.
Hogs $12.00
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
10 a.m.—Sunday School,
Services as usual at 11 a.m. and
p.m, conducted by.
REV. ROBERT BRUCE, B.A.,
of THlsonbui’g, Ontario
NOTICE — Tr^or J discing and
plowing. AppIy/W.lWradshaw, Elim-
ville, 5 4-25-ltp.
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LOST— Oi^Menday/April 15tli, a
sheepskin coat bfe^MG^n lot 4, con. 4,
{Aephen?> and Crediton-Finder please
communicate witli S. White, R.R. 1,
Crediton, phone 3 on 26. 4-25-ltp.
FERTILIZER^tlV^ have on hand
a supply of Ferylij
Nelson
36r2.
— for’aU cr9Ps-
StanlakeWnPhone Dashwood
4-25-3tp.
SALE—A framj&cottage and
G-idley
Fply . to Mr.
frs. Wm. Walker.
' 4-25-tfc.
FOR
lot neai* the C9|ner
William Streets,
cil Walker or t
and
Ce-
SALE OR
All ^m?
deeoriatec
—Bolid brick hern J conveniences,
|sS^'*Apply to Miss
4-25-4tc.
FOR
•bouse,
newly
Hazlewood, Hur'iin St. 1.
, FOR RENT—Half acje of land in
good state of eultivatjMi. Apply to
to Mrs. S. Atkinsop^Willj^s^Street.
. 4-25-tfc..
FOR SALEWA CJjMler Sedan;
Chrysler "52”^uoujre; two cords of
maple stove-wp<^H; Apply to Dr. M.
G. Graham. O5 *’
•r /
M.
7
Texa Sweet
thout sugar."
ly over for these,
(fRVEY’S) GROCERY.
rlcd thHave you
Grapefruit?
The season i
buy now at
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTuvish, Pastor
W. R. Goulalng, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a.m.—We welcome to James St.
pulpit, Rev. Byron Snell B.A., of
Staffg fox* the morning service,
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—The Wicked Husbandman or
The Rejected Overtures of God.
The Pastor in charge.
3
7
The regular liionthly^fieeting of
the Women’s
in the Town
April 30th ;
ber.s urged t
nstituiajnvill be held
(Tuesday evening,
All mem-o’clock.
be present.
Save! R libbers, Rags
Magazines. wj
on Saturday,
School Club.,
... -
»apers and
Sil for them
th.—Home and
4-4-2tc.
CATTLE-F
prepared to
lure for the'^um
bert Penwarden,
borne..
TlteE—-We
in caJtle for pas-
Lei. Apply
ot 11, Con.
are
to Al-'
4, Us-
ltp.
FQR SALE—AfGoctfr Cheer cook
stove with reseraroiy and warming
closet, in good cqrndj-tion; . Signal Oak
toijjid heater; baby buggy in good
conditidnY was^^stand’j toilet’ set.
Apply to Mrs, C. W. Ford, William
St.. -
FINAL NOTIG^l— All Recounts
due the undersjgned a^'now past
-due and must e settled’ before May
at date they will be1st. After
placed t3r llec^n With costs add
ed.—yy. jyHEXKiAN.
GRASg^ARM FOR REN^—If not
rented will take cattle to pasture by
the. season. Apply .to T110’. Laing,
Exeter. 4-H-tfii.
FOR SALE-^-Ma chine for sale.I
vocate. V
rM<nmig pickire ma-
j Apply at Times-Ad-
W* 4-18-tfc
SALE—A rf'
modernsimprov
FOR
with all
ply to C. B. Sue:
/-brick house
ftovements. Ap-
4-4-tfc.
GOOD STORES- TQ^f&NT—Good
opening for butcl|^w barber. Apply
at Times-Advocate: 4-11-3 tc.
FOR SALE^^Strd-Wberry plants,
Glen Mary and Senatajl Dunlop; 75c.
per 100; if delijfe$$by mail 5c. per
100 extra. Nathan Doupe, Kirkton.I 4-11-tfc.
horses
pounds;
Sell or
4-4-tfc.
FOR SALE— Seventeen
ranging from l|00 Gpl600
five to eight yeaglC old.
trade. Frank fwlor.
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FOR SALE—Small field peas, the
prize winners atsHensall seed- show,
at $2.00 per^bu^hel.
clover, f‘
per bushel. R^cei$
ity to O; A.
James Brp|4fdo|„ ;
Hensall/;"- ‘ I-
Ay^Ire sweet
first prize .at $3.50
sold a quant-
iGuelph, Ont.—
plone 5 on 73,
, 4-18-tfri:'
“““ fi.'im.
If you wish to buy, sell oy^bnt a
farm see R; E. Pickard, Ejpter.
FOR
slightly
S ALE—A& iard Battery,
used. Aifety to W. J. Beer..™ 3-28-tf^/
■ Wer~Splendid
rz nn nA
’ FOR
chant
stand.
Apply to undersigned
mann, Crediton.
t ..... ..........................
pasture
RENT—O^cattle will
for pasture for season
125 acrbs, part
Hay towuslflj
parcels il dbs|red; Price very reason
able ftfr cattb
is ailing, Hy.
■SALE OR RENT-—A
tailor business. J
Possession given ^atjFonce.
-J.JWHoltz-
i/Jt-18-tfc.
SALE OR
e taken in
Consists of
lot 9, con. 6,
an be purchased in
as proprietor’s health
'rriemjiei*, Zurich, Oiit.
4-18-3 tp,
NOTICE—All
due and may bo
on William St.
by May
lection
Ford..
1st wH
With c
ts are now
d at our home
Writs hot settled
placed for col-
added.— a W.
4d,8*2tc.
TAXI SEllVI
ntedt dll ttabis; s so coriritry
m. Maatod
anti ISO.
win k :
driving at moderate pr
sedan cars. Ph
“HAPPY” WELL
Have you t|’ied bjeilson’s Hand
Rolled Maple /Cr^ei?m Chocolates at
49c. a lb. —lWfnrEY GROCERY.
yi. i , - - -
Miss Hildred Horton spent the
week-end in Toronto,
Mr. Wm. Geddes has purchased a
Ford roadster.
Sunday May' 12th will be observ
ed as Mother’s Day,
Miss Madeline Dearing, of Lon
don, spent Sunday at liei* home here.
Rev, R .E. Soutlicott, of Morpeth,
visited his mother the forepart of
the week.
Lieut. Nesbitt, of the Salvation
Army, is leaving Exeter Thursday
for Toronto.
At first the world -was flat. Then
some men discovered it was round.
Now it is crooked.
Mr. Wm. Snell is preparing to
erect a fine new verandah to his
home on Main Street.
Mr. Ted. Walper assisted Close's
orchestra, of Seaforth, at Clinton on
Thursday evening of -last week. “
Miss Marguerite Aidworth and
friends:- of Stratford visited Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Aldiyortlx .on T,uesday*
Mr., Ted Sims, who has been visit
ing with his parents in town, return
ed to; the mines at Rouyu, Que., on
Monday.
Mr. Black and Misses- Mildred and
E^orence Norry, of London, visited
at the-home of W. J. -Northcott on
Thursday. .
You can tell a civilized country.
It’s one wliere people kill the birds
and then spend millions to fight the
insects.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester iMerkely, of
London, spent Sunday with the lat
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eth-
erington.
The farmers are on the land, and
a- lot of seed is being sown this week.;
The weather is ideal, not too hot for
the horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geddes and Mr.
Eyre, of London, visited the form
er’s son Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Geddes,
on Thursday.
There is an advertisement in an
Ohio paper for a lost black and
white tomcat. We think he was on
the air last night.
It is said radio .broadcasting has
already added 500 words to the lan
guage. This is exclusive of mispro
nunciations of the old ones.
Miss Gladys Hunkin resigned her
position with Browning’s Drugstore
and leaves next week for London
where she has accepted a position.
Mrs. Percy Webbei’ is in London
this week taking treatment from Dr.
S. Thompson for eye trouble, which
she has been suffering with for sev
eral weeks.
iMr. and Mrs. E. C. Harvey, Mrs.
Thos. Harvey and Miss Doris Har
vey motored to Lucknow and spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Buswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Grieve and
children, of Stratliroy, are visiting
for a few days with relatives in town
'Mr. Grieve is recuperating from a
recent operation.
The loss of life in the great war
was appalling. But 187,000 par
sons lost their lives in motor acci
dents in the United States during the
year 1928, three times as many as
that country lost in the war,
Mr, and Mrs, T. O. Southcott and
Mrs. M. Sheere motored to Brant
ford for the weekend. Mrs. South
bill also visit with her sister in, To
ronto before returning home,
Mr. and Mrs. Kervin Werner, Mr.
Milton Hey and Miss Dotis Taylor,
of Detroit, motored to Exeter Satur
day, the former visiting witli Mr.
and Mrs. D. Russell arid the latter
tbo fit Zurich over the week-end.
On. Saturday night Mrs. b. W, F,
Beavers had a. nasty fall on the wet
riaVemeilt in front of Mr. EJ R.
Hopper^ store. Dr. Atkinson was
passing at the time arid kindly help
ed Mr^, Reavers into Mix Hooper’s
store; On being taken home it was
found no bones were broken but her
left ankle was badly sprained. She
win be laid up tor some time in eon-
soquefiee.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rey. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Organist, Miss E. Huston
l a.m,—"Shadow of Things
Come.”
p.m.—See our Sunday School
■The Oddfellows will be our
guests. Their friends are cord
ially invited to this servee, Spec
ial message for the Order .will be
given.
7:30 p.m.—Thursday evening
praise service.
11
3
7 p.m.-
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Waitdr Jones, Rector
4th Sunday after Easter
a.m.—Matins and Litany
■Sunday School
-Evensong and sermon.
11
3 p.m.-
7 p.m.-
hOGARTH HATCHERY
It is now ' time to be. thinking
about youi’ brooders, chi
this season. We are •;
our machines and can JJupply your
needs. Our carload brooders,
feeders an^ all priultr^supplles will
be here in
talk over ylrir neei
our prices.
very reasonable
SERVICE.
of Hogarth’s
Purple and Moi Meal, Meat M| -----. —- -
Liver . Oil, Charcoal,- Alfalfa.- Leaf
Meal. ’ 1 ,
s etc. for,
w running
THURSDAY, APRIL 25th, 192»
Rubber. Stair Treads • &
I gx*oss of Rubber Stair Treads. Thesq|.
are the popular size and come in a goodw
quality, W
• While they last each 15c, 1
Bedroom Curtains by the yard
Foui- new pieces in neat pattern Scrims
A splendid net at el popular price. '
per yard 25c.
5 Dozen Window Blinds 1
These are seconds, but they are hard 1
to detect from first’s. In green only, six
foot blinds
Special 98c.
■. . ■ . 1
Bedroom Paper in Room Lots
Foqr neat patterns to choose from with
; enough paper and border to do an ordinary
| room.., • • »> ■ 3
Special at per lot 98c.
RUGS! RUG| ! RUGS !
We offer our Entire Stock of Room F&igs at less than to-days wholesale
prices. We are making an effort to crear out every rug in stock. Our
prices on Tapestry, Brussels, AxmitisteE or Wiltons should interest you.
Frilled Curtains for lkdrooms
5 dozen frilled, curtains- foAbedrooms.
A neat curtain in cream net trimtaed with
old rose. Regular $1.00«
Special at per pair 79a^
1 KIRSCH Curtaia Rods
W: X'.”’ '•W In single or double; also a special style'
foBbay windows.
Single 25c. Double 50c.
Boy’s Hatchway Underwear?.
Boys* No-Button Hatchway Under- ♦
wear. The kind the boys like. Cool and.
comfortable.
iGold Tack Underwear
WtJMen’s Athletic Underwear made of
L’good freight dimity, ciit full and roomy.
A- <A1I sizes each $1.00
Come in apd
and ask for
fill find, them
:we give you
alfo carry a stock
Mash, Royal
h Lay Mash, Hone
Fish Meal, Cod
Mr..Ulric Snell, -who has,been j'il
with pleurisy, is improving splendid^
ly- j
Mrs. (Dr.) Brown, of 'Sarnia, visit*
ed for a few days with Mrs. John
Snell. '■ K
Mr. David Christie, of Russeldale^
who has been ill, is somewhat inM
proved.
A subscriber tells us he has three
controls on his roadio set—his wifo'y
his son and Ills daughter. ‘2
Mrs. Gordon Wells, -of Windsor!
is visiting for'a couple of weeks with!
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A- S?
Davis.
■ u
■ Mr. A. J. Hamilton and Mr. Rod>;
Park, Of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. S, R,
Prebble and family, of Ilderton, were'
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Janet
Hamilton. «
A number of brethren from the\-
Oddfellow’s lodge motored to Hen-;
sail Sunday evening and attended Di-;
vine worship with the Hensail breth-.i
yen at Carmel Presbyterian church. ;
Miss Celia Christie, who unddr-j
went an operation for, appendicitis;
in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, is;
making splendid recovery and is ex
pected home the latter part of thiS:
week.
Mrs. S. Hardy returned home last’
week after visitirig .several months
with her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Web
ber, of Hornell, N. Y. Previous to
that she visited her daughter, Mrs.
A. Ingram, of Detroit,
MV. and Mrs. Wes. Simmons and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brihtnell mo
tored to Toronto for the. -week-end
and visited'Witlv Mr. Fred Simmons,
of Hensall, who is ill in hospital
thefeibut Who is improving.
fH
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LINOLEUM and CONG0LEUM RUGS
We are showing all the New "PatternsIn Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs i
also new patterns by the yard. Bripg in your room size and get our prices i
A GOOD ALIBI
Teacher (to boy idle during writ
ing timer: "Henry, -why .are you not
writing?”
Henry: "I ain’t got no pen.”
Teacher: "Where’s your gram
mar?”
Henry: "She’s dead.”
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
"Sambo, you sure are a good work
er. Sometimes I wonder how you
get?so much accomplished in a day.”
"Well, you see, boss,” responded
the chocolate worker, "I sticks de
match ob enthusiasm to de fuse of
energy, an’
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The New Trench Coats
. ARE VERY POPULAR
All sizes at $9.50, $12.50, $1
THE-jlETTEl
0, $18.00
just $15.00 $2a.oo*«*
you tell a woman
NEW £-riECE,
Z
you
one
a
IN ALL
w
PHONE 81w
naturally explodes.
—Exchange ***
tell a man anything
ear and out of the
COATS ARE SILl^LINED
Spring
ES AND DESIGNS
Tatler
GENER
ALL THEtATEST/QUiPMENT Life,
SUMMtR U
IN COL
OSWALD GINN, Inspector
Goderich, Ontario
FUNERAL SERVICE
ERWEAR 7'
DTS; ALSO COMBINATIONS
ECK.W
18.0
She—"if
it goes in
other.”
He—"And if
anything it goes in <at both ears and
o.ut of her mouth.”
and stalks
toughed under or
picked^ up xabd burned before the
20th
must either b
weedf Coats
* AT
THE LOWEST S
AM A N-/
■ EXETER,. ONT,
Ernest C rvey
CD BROKER
GUcimntoedL . PHONE,USINESS 20w<
HOUSE 20j. '
EXETER, ONT.
Exeter,
Janies Street
MOTHERS’ DAY
Flower day
Let u§ send your mother a
bouquet^ nothing will please
her better; or if she is deceas
ed wo will send them to the
church or cemetery, to her
memory,
Send ns any amount J; 2, $3-
or $5 arid we will do the fest.
Get youi* oijder. iri ^eajny. Wf
expect to liriyo—
Roses
Carnatioi
ihtlips
Sweet PcLs,
5NNESSEY
Ontario ,
Telephone 145
INNEY
MERS
e of Canada
Automobile, Etc.
Organis
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Piano Vo
Supervisor of
Studio, Main
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Box 57, Phone 19B
TER, ONT,
PO
VARIETY STORE
Phono 55—-122
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The new store
Furnitur^and Undertaking
IlONORrGRA
• EXAMIN
Night
B. R.
ATJ3 OF ONTARIO
TION BOARD
d stfttdny Cails
re No. $ 9
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Wiring rini
workmanship
Repairing st
rally.' .test!
free.
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ELECTRIC-
insta guaranteed
at ^(BTisonablo prices,
rid motors a spec-
ri. gladly friimlsherd
modern Equipment
klNDLY & ATTENTIVE SERVICE
V
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edge Guaranteed
SAFETYRAZOR
SHARP!
SINGLE ED
DOUBLE E
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’Mr-
ELLIOTT’S
CORNER (feoCERY
Jirtt North’ of ifetrdpolitan
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25 f<Service
o h Efih seiL
idtrontige.
, you svaht hi
(5B, faiicy cakes,
candles, coal Oil and tliiegah
You liriod
We iiee.
We have anyth
the line ot grocerlii