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Washing Machines $59.50
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Cream Separators $57.50
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Sexving Machines $75.00 to
$150.00
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G. E. Vacuum Cleaners $59.50
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$50.00 to $200.00
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Exeter Markets
Wheat 7S-80c.
(according to grade)
Oats 42c. Barley 60c.
Biukwheat Gue.
Creamery Butter 33c.
Dairy Butter 25c., 2
Eggs A large 19 c. del.
Eggs, medium 17c.
Eggs, B 15c.
Hogs, dressed 811.50.
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FOR
Comfortable
Phone 1W
Evenings by Appointment
Vera C, Decker, Proprietress
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES
LOCALS
ADVANCE
Hominy $32.00 Ton
Fresh Supply Livingstone’s Blue
Blossom Oil Cake $2.25. cwt.
Yellow Com $1.45 cwt.
Salt Prices Same as Last Week
R. G. Seldon & Son
Exeter, Ont.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Douglas C. Hill, lLAn B.D.
Minister
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Special Easter Services
Junior Choii’ as Evening Service,
Optometrist at Exeter
Newest approved methods of
Eyesight Testing used.
Office open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
every xveek day except
Wednesday
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Copeland B.A,
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist andl choir Leader
11 a.m.—-Easter Sunday
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—Easter Sunday
Thursday 7:30—Holy Week Service
FLOWERING PUTS and PANS,
well filled with Flowers suitable for
Easter and Sick Rooms. Lilies. Or
ders taken for lilies until Friday.
L. DAY & SON
APPLICATIONS IN WRITING—
For an organist and choir leader in
Main Street United Church will be
received by the undersigned up to
March 30th. Duties to begin June
. 2nd. State salary. The list of duties
may be seen. W. C. Pearce, G. S.
Howard.
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To-day (Thursday) is the first
day of spring.
Mrs. Manford Luther is visiting
friends in London at present.
Schools close this Thursday ev
ening for the Easter vacation.
Mr, Roy Parsons has been order
ed to bed for a rest by his physician.
Mr. J, H. Hopper, of Wingham,
visited with his son E. R. and Mrs.
Hopper over the week-end.
Ralph Delbridge, of London,
the week-end at
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Arthur Page, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir Leader
11 ,m.—-Easter Service
“Practising Immortality”
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
3 p.m. -— Church School
7 p.m.—‘Sacred Cantata
“The Thorn-Crowned King”
Wed. 7.30 p.m.—Holy Week service
Rev. D. C. Hill, speaker
Monday 8 P.m.—Y. P. Union
Mr.
spent
here.
Try
his home
for Easter
52 for Hot
Packers have extended an
to the Thames Road
Club to visit their plant
and experimental farm at Toronto
during the first week in April. Any
one interested in hogs and would
like to go, please get in touch with
the secretary or one of the directors.
Regular meeting of the club April
1st, and a special meeting April Sth
when James Shearer, Agricultural
representative will give an address.
P. Passmore, Secretary.
Canada
invitation
Farmers’
Blue Bicycle with carrier—Taken
from the rink on Wednesday last.
Will the person taking this wheel
return it to Keith Gordon and avoid
prosecution.
FOR SALE—Manure spreader and
cream separator, nearly new, cheap.
Apply Box HRB, Times-Advocate.
Itp.
FOR SALE—A 9x12 rug in
lent condition. Apply phone
Exeter.
FOR SALE—One % h.p. Wagner
Electric motor, real good shape. Ap
ply to Morris Hern, Granton
phone Kirkton 4-13.
RR. 1,
Itp
Brick
In
FOR SALE — Hensail:
house, well built and located,
good repair. Property of Mrs. M.
Eacrett. No-w at very low price.—C.
V. Pickard, phone 165, Exeter.
FOR SALE — Yorkshire hog, sev
en months old. Apply to Garnet
Miners, R.R. 3, Exeter. Phone 32-9.
Itp.
IFOR SALE—A barn, 35x50- feet.
Apply Wm. Watson, Zurich. Phone
Dashwood 35rl9. Itp.
FOR SALE—100 acres with full
set of buildings, some bush, handy
to school and village, §3,500, half
cash. A number of houses in Ex
eter.—W. C. Pearce.
, We sell more cars because we ser
vice more cars, ask about cur Free
lubrication coupons. -—Sandy Elliot.
TENDERS WANTED — For 12
cord 16 inch, hard wood for S. S.
No. 1, Usborne. Tenders to be in
by March 16th. Luther Reynolds,
Sec’y.-Treas., RR 1, Hensail.
3-7-2tc.
FOR SALE — A 400-egg incuba
tor, hot -water heated, like new. Ap
ply Times-Advocate.
COTTAGE FOR SALE —. Medium
sized, comfortable and in good re
pair. Reasonable price and terms.
Several other homes.—C, V. Pickard
phone 165, Exeter.
HOUSE FOR RENT — On Ann
street, town water. Apply to Mr.
Wm. Sims.
FARMS FOR SALE —50 acres,
good buildings, hydro, best of land,
close to town and school, Reasonable
price. 100 acre highway farm, very
best priced for quick sale. Several
others.
Exeter.
C. V. Pickard, phone 165
WOMEN! HERE’S WHAT
BEEN WAITING FOR! A
INCOME—financial sectir-
w. E. Middle ton
Novelty Candies. Phone
Cross Buns.
•Miss F. Hatter spent several days
Fredxvith. her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Hatter in Ailsa Craig.
The meeting of the Red Cross
Executive for Monday night, March
25th, has been cancelled.
A number from the community
were at Chatham Saturday attend
ing a fertilizer conventipn.
Miss Pauline Follick, nurse-in
training at Victoria Hospital, London
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mr. and
babe spent
with their
Mr. and
Toronto, have returned home after
visiting at the home of Mr. J. Senior.
Mrs. John Head, of London, visit
ed at the home of her brother Mr.
Wm. Hatter several days last
Mrs. Hahner, of Brucefield,
guest of her sister Mrs. Wm.
and Mr. Smith, Exeter North.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Kestle, of
town, will on Easter Monday cele
brate their Golden wedding anniver
sary.
There will be no
season for the boys
ing Easter vacation
district this year.
Miss Isohel Turnbull left Wed
nesday morning for* Glencoe where
she will visit with hei’ cousin Mrs.
Singleton who is ill.
Mr. F. J. Delbridge, who has been
confined to his home for. over three
weeks, is slowly improving. His
many friends hope to see him around
town soon.
Mr. John Kinsman, of Bursay,-
Sask., visited xvith Mr. dnd Mrs. W.
J. Pybus recently. Mr. Kinsman re
ports conditions in the West some
what improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kydd will J
celebrate their 5'5th wedding anni
versary on Monday, March 25th and
they will be at home to their friends
on Sunday and Monday.
A hostess tea sponsored by the
W. A. of the Main Street United
Church Friday afternoon in the
church parlor was well patronized
and a very enjoyable time was spent.
Mr. R. E. Balkwill has been
awarded a contract to put a metallic
ceiling on the science room of the
Exeter High School. Some of the
plaster fell recently making a change
necessary.
Laverne Heywood, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Heywood, of Usborne,
returned Sunday from Victoria Hos
pital, London, where he recently un
derwent an operation for appendi
citis.
Mr. Wm. H. Penhale, of town, will
observe his 86th birthday Monday
of next week. Mr. Penhale is just
in fair health and has been confined
to his home pretty much during the
winter.
At the Exeter branch of the Can
adian Legion Tuesday evening Mr.
K. Clarke was appointed secretary
treasurer of the branch succeeding
Mr. A. Ehston, who has enlisted for
overseas service.
Mrs. V. L. Roulston and
the forepart of the week
parents in Exeter.
Mrs. G. H. Williams, of
week,
is the
Smith
maple syrup
and girls dur-
week in this
MEN -
YOU’VE
STEADY
ity for life—guaranteed you with a
Familex Agency of your own. In
quire TODAY without obligations.
THE FAMILEX PRODUCTS, COM
PANY, 570 St. Clement, Montreal.
Teacher: ’“What are the effects of
heat and cold?’*
Charles! "Heat causes things to
expand. Cold makes them contract.
In summer the days are long, while
in winter they are shbrt.”
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FARMERSX
The Ontario Pioneer Broom
Corn Company have opened an
agency at Exeter, Ont., for the
purpose of contracting acreage
and giving general information
regarding the groxving of
Broom Corn. See or call A.
E. Buswell, agent, phone 25.7,
Exeter, Ont.
TRIVTTT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt
Organist, Miss MaeFaul
Choir Leader, Mr. Middlemlss .
EASTER DAY
a.m. — ‘Holy Communicn
■Sermon.
“The Gladness uf Seeing
Lord”—Bt. John 20:20.
11 a.m.—'Sunday School
“The Easter Story”
p.m.—Evensong and Sermon
“Christ the Resurrection” -
John 11:25.
Solo —■ “Open the Gates of the
Temple”
Service Good Friday at 8 p.m.
.Speaker:' Rev. Wm. Weir, Hensail
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The Short Cut to Comfort
Is A Quick Call For
D&H ANTHRACITE
You’ll save many days of trouble
some beating—if you phone your
order for D&H Anthracite, today
This Pennsylvania Hard Coal is a
fuel of tested quality—especially
prepared for home heating use.
Once you’ve tried D&H Anthracite
—you’ll know it’s the only short cut
to heating comfort.
JAS. P. BOWEY
Phone 33; Residence 157
MARCHING INTO SPRING
A Naturelie Permanent Wave that
xvill glorify your personality is the
Coiffure of Charm for Easter time.
Get Yours Noxv
Marion Pooley
BEAUTY SHOPPE
All Work Guaranteed
Exeter Phone 245
Painting and Paperhanging
Sign Work of all Kinds^
Display Cards, Etc.
TOM WALKER
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He: “Sweetheart, I love you ter
ribly.”
She: “You certainly do.”
FOR SALE
Several Used Electric Refriger
ators from
$50.00 up
2 Used Ranges Very Cheap
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See
Used Electric Washer
Used Radios From
$5.00 up
the New C.G.E. Refrigerat
ors now on display
W. J. BEER
Phone 52, Middleton’s for your
Hot Cross Buns, full of choice fruits,
delivered Good Friday morning in
time for breakfast.
,$40.00
Beatty Electric Washer
Thermo Tub, Ball Bearing, Crepe
Roll Wringer, Cost $169.50,
Looks Like New
W. J. Smith & Son
Unless your figure Is firm and
youthful you will ilot look well-1
dressed. Slendor Tablets. $1, 'Rob
ertson’s. '
Good Friday
A DISTRICT FELLOWSHIP'
RALLY
will be held in the
Pentecostal Tabernacle
at 10:30 a.m., 3 and 8 p.m
Rev. D. N. Buntain xvill speak
assisted by ministers from th
district.
Special Music and Singing
Easter Sunday
SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES
xvill be held in the
Pentecostal Tabernacle
at 11 a.m. and in the
Exeter Theatre
8 p.m.
Rev. D. N. Buntain, General Super
intendent of the Pentecostal Assem
blies of Canada, xvill preach at both
services.
Mr. Buntain xvas formerly a United
Church minister im the city of Win
nipeg and is a forceful speaker.
The Public is invited to all meetings
E. Clemens, Pastor
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GROCERY SPECIALS
CRISCO
10c
2 cans
25c
DAIRY BUTTER
3 lb. can
1 lb. can
95c
48c
60c
20c
*
. 19c
PINEAPPLE
Sliced
40 IN. CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTON
A good quality Bleached Pillow Cotton
that is extra good value at
Per Yard 40c
1 lb# <>•••« • 29c
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FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE
In the newest shades for Easter in Chiffon
Crepes and Service Weights at per pair
69c, 85c and $1.15
TAPIOCA
Minute
Package . . .
T
HONEY
E. L. JOHNSTON
OATMEAL
Quick Quaker
NEW FOOTWEAR FOR EASTER
Step out in a pair of our New Shoes for
Easter. We have many new styles to
show you.
Priced at $2.75, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95
Large pkg. . . 19c
2 cans.............19c
UNBLEACHED SHEETS
A Good Quality Unbleached Sheeting 2
yards wide by 2% yards long. Only one
bolt of this quality to sell at
Per Sheet $1.10
Phone 183W, Exeter
Ask fox*
LYNN VALLEY PEAS
Number 3’s
TOILET SOAP
Assorted
With Bowl Free
5 cakes ....
New Dresses and Coats for Easter
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OUR RACKS AKE FILLED WITH NEW STYLES IN DRESSES AND COATS FOR
EASTER BUYERS. WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THEM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
WHILE WE HAVE SUCH A FINE ASSORTMENT TQ SHOW YOU.
New Curtains and Curtain Nets for Spring
Before buying your new curtains we would like you to see the many New Nets and
Curtain Materials that we have on display. Price® range from 20c to 75c a yard.
Men’s Rubber Boot
24 pair only Men’s Rubber Boots with red soles. You will need a pair for the sloppy
Spring weather. These are the last we will have at this low price, Per pair $2.00.
W allpapers W allpapers
Brighten up the interior of your home with a few rolls of our New Wallpapers. The
cost is not great. You can buy suitable papers for any room in your home for as little
as 10c, 12i/8c, 15cj 20 to 35c per single roll.. Rooms Lots at $1.29, $1.49, $1.79, $1.99.
Men’s and Boy’s Smart Suits for Easter
All bought at last year’s prices when fine woollens were much lower in price than they
are today. We have a wonderful range of New Patterns in Single or Double Breasted
Styles Priced at $12 to $30. 2 Pant Suits.
Social Evening at Fairfield
The monthly social evening of
the school section number one
Stephen was held on Friday, March
16 and was much enjoyed by the
usual good attendance. Cliff Hicks
was the able chairman of the ev
ening. There were three dialogues
“Teaching the City Boy” “Ghosts
and Burglars” “And a Wedding in
Weyback.” Miss Watkins read a
fine paper on St. Patrick's. Music
was rendered by Harvey Lovie and
Harold Edwards on guitar and vio
lin. Mrs. Hepburn played a piano
solo. Community singing of Irish
songs; a chorus
negro folk song
daughter were
May Schroeder
and a St. Patrick’s number by the
Fairfield Press was read. Judging
by the laughter the press is an im
portant detail of the evening as it
leaves no doubt as to the social
acivities of Fairfield residents. A
contest “Drawing an Irish Pig” was
judged by Mel King who awarded
the prize to Louis Davey. A hearty
lunch was served by the committee
in charge afer which dancing was
in order.
by the school and
by Mrs. Powe and
program numbers,
gave a recitation
SLUGGISH KIDNEYS impair your
health. RumaCaps* Two-Way Action
quickly cleanses and invigorates
the Kidneys. Use Rumacaps.
BROWNING’S DRUGSTORE.
EXETER LOCKER SERVICE
Phone 70
Jumbo-Ice Cream Bricks
Assorted Flavor®each
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8 lb. Pail . ..
4 lb. Pail . . .
PUMPKIN
Canned
2 large cans . 19c
Southcott Bros
Exeter
EASTER SPECIALS
Grade “A” Chicken
Heads and Feet off and Drawn
Winnipeg White Fish
Winter Catch—Drawn
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per lb.
per lb
the Painter and Paper Hanger
Papers
range
EASTER!
EXETER ONT.
We’re Ready with a Smart Collection
of Men’s Wearing Apparel
including:
New Suits and Topcoats;
Hats, Shirts, Ties, Socks
W. W. T A M A N
PHONE 81See New Samples of
and Paints. Papers
from 10c to $25.25 per roll with
a selection of about 400
samples
Get your estimates on paint
jobs, also concrete, brick and
stucco painting with Bondex,
the concrete paint. Ask for a
Bondex circular.
SPRAY PAINTING AND
CAULKING
Get prices on Window Shades
and Drapes
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Used Cream Separators
McCormick-Deering
De Laval and Others
$5.0'0 to $20.00
W. J. Smith & Son
Negro was put upon the stand
witness, and the Judge inquir-
A
as a
ed if he understood the nature of
an oath.
'For certain, boss,” said the citL
“if I swear to a lie I must
to him?*
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stick
James Street W. A. Group 1
Mrs. Jas. Bbxvey was hostess on
Tuesday evening to group one of
James Street W. A. The meeting
was opened by the group leader,
Mrs. C. W. Kestle, the Lord’s Pray-
er being repeated in unison. Mrs.
Roulston then took charge,. A hum
orous reading was given by Mrs.
Asa Penhale which was thoroughly
enjoyed by all. After taking part
in several interesting contests the
ladies were served a delicious lunch
eon by the hostess and her com
mittee. The next meeting will be
April 16th at the hoifie of Mrs,
Sturgis.
Teacher: “Lizzie, Who was Fran
cis Drake?”
Lizzie: “A friend of Donald Duck.”
Murray Mission Band
A very interesting program whs
put on by the Murray Mission Band,
at their last meeting which was held
in the evening. After the opening
exercises, recitations were given by
Norma Snell, pearl Kirk and Gene-
veive Elliott; solos by Patsy Hopper
and Joan Hopper. An exercise en
titled “The Lilies” was given by
six girls: Ruby Stire, Jessie See-
brook, Lillian Stire, Marjorie Mc
Donald, Muriel Hewitt and Yvonne
Smith. Mrs. Penrose, our W. M. S.
president very capably took the chair
and Slides entitled “You and I Bro
therhood” depicting scenes of Indore
(India) Christian College, were
shown and very much enjoyed by
everybody. The offering was receiv
ed by Marion Webber and Yvonne
Smith.
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Hubby:.,
bills, dear.
Wife: »
only want
“Don’t bring me any more
I can’t face them.
You needn’t, darling,
you to foot them.”
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Barber: “Wet or dry, sir?”
Customer: “I never divulge my
political leanings—just comb my
hair.”