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TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,, APRIL 9
1914
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SANDERS as CREECH
Although the weather is not warming up very fast, never fear but that we will have
ulenty of Spring weather
Local Items
NEW 'I. AILOR SHOP, --Mr; Thos.
Satelrx of London has leased the store
property of Mr. B. W. F. Beavers oe
the east side of IVliaini Street and has
opened up atailoring business, Mr.
Snell has had en excellent training and
long experience in his line, and we
welcome ,hien to our business circle
and also as, a u•esiident of our town.
CARLING-ESSERY The marri-
age takes pine this morning, April 9,
• at 7,30 o'clock, iii the . Methodist
Church, Centralia, of Mr. Isaac Thos,
Carling son of Mr. and Mrs, W. J,
Carlini of Brighton, formerly of Ex-
eter to Miss. Gladys May, daughter.
of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Essery " of
of Centralia. ` The ceremony will . be
performed by Rev, Blatchford in the
presence of z number of the relatives.
and friends of the contracting parties.
The young couple will be unattended
e?tcent. by Irene the little sister of the
bride as ring bearer, the bride wear-
ing a tailored suit of night blue. fm-
-a mediately after the ceremony the
young couple will take the 9 o'clock
train. for Toronto for a few, days and
afterwards will reside at Brighton.
"Tom' and bride wall have the eon.--'
gratulations and best wishes of a Bost
of friends.
TAMAN'S
EASTER SUIT-
INGS and FURN-
ISHINGS
Wonderful -Values in
Men's Suitings and O7er-
coats.
The Spring rush is
now on & it is necessary
that you order your suit
early to be readyfor the
Opening of Spring.
Furnishings
The Spring furnish-
ings are
urnish-
in s`are all here in Hats.
Caps, Shirts, Gloves, Ties
Collars, Sox, etc.
Ail�
TAILOR
C FURNISHER.
NOTICE. -Do not c'forget the "Bir-
thdey Supper" and "Calendar .Enter-
tainment" on Monday, April. 20, 1914
given by the Women's Missionary So-
ciety of James Street Methodist
Church . who are .celebrating the 25th
Annniversaty of their Society. Every
perso,.. welcome. Birthday Supper
provided be the Sunday School .room
frons 5.30 sharp te,11 8 o'clock p. m,
after which an excellent program will
be rendered in the church, Admis-
sion ,Aduats 25c. Children under 12
years 15e,.
FLYNN - WAIVIBOLD,- A .luiet
wedding took place early Wednesday
morning at the James .Street Metho-
dist parsonage, Exeter;', of Mr, Ernes
al Flynn and Miss Susie' May, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Joseph Wairubol,d, both : f
Exeter The" ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. McAlister, the pastor.
Mr and Mrs. Flynn took the 3..45
train for a short honeymoon trip, af-
ter
f
ter which they will take ap their res-
idence at Staffa,.where they will ;on-
duct a temperance hotel: They: hove
the congratulations and best wishes of
their many friends for a long andhap-
py wedded life:
BASEBALL -A large number :c .f en-
thusinste baseball players and _ans
met ern the sample room of the Cen-
tral
en •
tral Hotel on, Friday evening last,
when a club was organized with the
following officers, --Hon. Pres., W. J.
Heaman •..Hon. Furst Vice., G.L.Waugh
Hon, Second Vice., R. N, Creecn;
n• B6 e t ice Harold
d
Pres,.Frank Boyle; 1s Vice., -i xol
Bissett • 2nd Vice, T. Boyle Sec.-
-la -ease W.E. Bradt; Manager, E. H.
Axt; Mascot, Hen. Parsons; Managing
Committee President, Vice. -Presidents
Secretary and Manager, and Mr, Her-
rington. It was decided to form a
local league the managing committee
to arrange details. It is expected
that a Ieague will be formed with
a number of outside places_ as well,
EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES. -
Easter's Sunday Services in•the Triv-
itt Memorial Church will be held as
follows... -
8 a` m. .Holy Communion (choral)
11 .a m. 11losning Prayer , and Holy
Communion; Tallis' Festal Res-
pbnses.; Anthem; Hymns 164, 166,
3 .p' m., Childrreui's Services.
7 p.. m., Evening Service-Tallis' is es -
tai Responses; Magnificat, Simper
in C .Nwno Dimittts, Simper in C;
• Anthene,„"Thanks .be,to God" by
t imperr; 'Hymns"158, 169, 27.
The church w,i,11 be decorated. for
the occasion. Offea-iugs at both ,ser-
vices will be' devoted to M. S. C. C.
Sermons. at all services dealing with
the Resurrection.
TEMPERANCE. SECRETARY.•-
Last week Rev. E.G. Powell of Main
Street Church was offered he pos-
ition
os
ition of organizer . of the Scott Act
ccampaiga: in Perth County, and ac-
cepted on condition that Huron ` end
Perth would unite for temperance pur-
poses •Ox Tuesday of this week, at
the Huron. County temperance meat -
ens; in Clinton,the workers of,Huron-
decided to remain, separate from Per-
th .and offered by almost unanimous
vote the secretaryship of "Hurons Coun
ty: tr, Mr Powell. This he accepted,
declining the Perth position. With
the secretaryship goes a salary, `ex-
clusive of expenses of $1500 a year,
This will mean that `Mr. Powell will
devote all' hes time to the work.
14 Lr and Mrs. M. Amy entertained'
a number of their friends on Monday
evening.
EXETER SCHOOL REPORT
FOR MARCH
From. Junior H. S. Room clown only
the names of those Wlio have averag-
ed 60 per. cent.' -or more ,are ' given,
except in Room 7. Attendance ,n the
three H S. Rooms durreng March 01.
Senior Form
The general average of 11. S..Sen,or
Class is better this month. This will 88 E. Kuntz 78, R. .Northcott 75, Pass
be' an encouragement to good stud C.Acheson 68, F, Walter 66; Sr, Pt,
eat. to TRY to do as well on the L :bailors J. Barr 89, A. Sanders 87
l whole year': work, first, at the ,est M�. Ford 86, Pass H. Gould 67, W
and second, at the June examinations Spencer 6(i; Class B, Honors, J.White
, None can afford to "loaf" es;pec:ally So L MuDonald 85, E. Homey 85;
Ernest :r des ,.;fir? to write this June. By Paas, . W, elakbis 70, I. Lamport 69,
tak,s�k,: a lively interest in the studies H, West 65; Class A.. honors, R. El-
and clo:ne really good work, several worthy 79, L. McDonald 77, Pass, T,
may de. well who ntherw:se, will .0 ockso;n .67, No. on roll 35 average
have very 1ttle chance. -G. -Spark, 30.-•Idt Armstrong, teacher.
1 The first row of figures indicates
- the stan4,ng of the pupils Following EKBTER COUNCIL
are Algebra, Geometry, Composition
Total; and then Latin and French The Council met in the Town Hall
followed by Matriculation Standing. Friday evening, April 3rd. Minutes of
11. Miss Allison 90 70 70 230 - previous; meeting were read and ap-.
5 Miss Brown 97 83 66 246 ---'proved'
18 Miss Case 79 61 68 208 39 48 12 A communication from the Bell Tel -
I 2 M. Kalbtleisch 91 85'78254 - ephone 'Co was xead, and same was
-- Miss Kleinfeldt - 60 74 - - -- ordered to be filed; There ryas also
Jr. If. honors, H. Selsdon, 94,, S. Stan,
Imre 93, M. Gladman' 81, F. Hartleib
79 M. Rowe 76, R. Davis 76, No. on
toll 39, average 33.7.-I. Quackeabus:t
teacher .
Room Eight
Sr. pt II„ honors, M. Scott 37, G:
Lonig 86 F. Harvey 83, C. Webster 79
Dignan 78, Pass, B, Powell 74'; L.
Wells 67 Rs Pt. II., •hariors, M. Bis-
sett 90, M, Harney 88, F, Marchand
Mr. Wm, Drew has been in a very
low state of health for several days,
but his •condition has somewhat im-
proved the past couple days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hodgson re-
turned Friday evening from their hon-
eymoouf trip ,and are now remaining
with the tatter's -mother, Mrs. J). Cob-
bledic.k. -
The Logie Home Missionary ,Society
of Caren .Presbyterian Church 'pur-
pose holding a Bazaar on Friday, Ap-
ril 24 in the Town Hall, Exeter„
Further notice will be given.
Miss McLeod of Chicago will give
am address on Scientific Temperance
under the auspices of the W. C. T,
U. in Main Street Methodist Church,
on Thursday evening. Further notice
will be given.
The S. Huron Fanners' Institute met
irn
Hensall on Friday and fixed the
date of their annual meeting for June
15th, The Institute has also arrang-
ed for a1i Excursion to Guelph about
the third week in June. -.,
Mr. fames Walters ,is in Toronto
this week on busaress.
Mr and. Mrs. Pond of Toronto NIS
ited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Dil-'
1,inrg ,
Mrs. Rich. Bissett of London :pent
nt sew days with relatives in town dur-
ing the week. '
Miss Linda Wolper leaves to -day to
spend a couple months with friend's
in Washington and Detroit,
Mr Fred Hogerth of Stephen, after
spendina,,.the winter at his home Ileac
returned to the West on, Tuesday.
Mrs 5, Fitton returned an Monday
evening from Toronto where she tin-
dervvent an operation. She is recov-
ering in cely.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Manning, who
were visiting with, Mr, and Mrs. T.
Cornish, returned to their home near
RiDual Mon
ci et da,
Mise Manisa Spicer left Monday
morning for Victoria Hospital, Lon -
sloe, ' ,whereshe will undergo treat-
ment and probably an operation.
Mr and Mrs, Dari Koehler ,end chil-
dret: returned to Zurich en Monday,
atter speeding ra couple weeks with
the letter's parents, Mr, and Mit, Fred
Witwer
3 b 92 81 80 253 66:- a communication .from the Great Wat-
6. 250-- --`
4 97 84 9, a .. U
er v aeon of Canada. r . `ex eases
Y e p
15
22 79 52 73 204 56 46 10 Carried-.
11
21
Miss Morgan
Mies O'Brien
Miss Preeter
Miss Seldon
93 57.69 219'- - - ` Doyle--Hind-That we grant $5. -
Miss Siebert 92 69 69 230 - - Thos Snell waited on the Council
Miss •Sweet 82 54 69 205 52 a3 9; re, bu.4ditngof house; asking. to have
14 Miss Triebner 78747U 222 ---
drain nsist1et and water installed. Har
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13
13 1VI'iss Willis 85 70 72 227 - -- - ton -H nd-That the matter be r efer-
7 Miss Wood 100 65 72 237 82- -' red to• the Public Works and Water
8 Miss Carling 95 69 72 236 76 70 2 Fire and, Light Committee. -Carried.
22 Blatchford 66 66 72 204 - 6 -; Jos af3awdei interviewed the Conn-
-• Brokenshire 52 - - - 73.48 - c1, a eauestisng an outlet for drain on
10 Case 92 67 72 231 61 54 5 Nora`- Street. Harton Doyle-Tha^
25 McArthur 68 48 68 184 65 42 13' the Aiatter be referred to the Pub15c
19 NlcPhessen
73 65 69 207 69 70 5 ' Works Comm_ttee.-Carried.
1 Morgan 95 82 79 256 72 58 3 I Wm.'.Leavett waited on, the Council
25 Pickard 57 46 81 184 58 28 14 ask:;.ie to have a license for -roving
55 5971185 52 "9 11 ' gesture.; show. On motion of Beavers
91 78 70 239 -:.7 --- and Hatton the same was granted for
91 78 70 207 72 68 4 ' on.e. year on ,payrnent of a' license fee
92 73 70 235 52 40 8 of $25, . •
70 69 76 215 6b 57 7 Hatton -Beavers -That accounts. 1
65 74 74213 73 71 3 to 5 be pad, as recommended by the
fi.nancc Committee :-Jas. Connor, pt.
Second Forth salary $30; T. B. Carling, do, $3366;
W J Bissett; do,, $42; JohnFord
The report handed The_ :Advocate do.. $37:50• Bell Teleplrorne Co. $6.55;
for this room is in great detail and, Statham, meals to tramps, 40c.;
we have xeduced it to totals as the T C Brooks, express, $1,60; L. Har -
parents are handed a detailed report dp, limber $7,50; 5, Stanlake & Son
There is kn limit to the length of lumber re, cemetery, $16 45; Jonas &
space for ` school reports as there is ay. 94c.; T. Hawkins 8z Son, a0c.
for everythitng . else, ote on all the Jj A .sSte'vart $14.01; ""Smart; Turn-
er
The fotloWTng Wr- & Co,• $46.65; Taylor and Beavers
subjects and out of a total of 900 deputation' to Ottawa and St. Ivl:arys
marks obtained as shown,-M,Hahlon $38.25
24 Quackenbush
6 Southcott
19 Stewart F.
9 .Stewart, W.
16 Strang
17 Walker
689 . Reta- Rowe 572, M. Gladmaa 478
W, Manson 572, G. Morley 8.16, R.
Parsons 579, V. Pincombe 569, C.
Powell 798. M. Senior 575, R.Thomp-
son 604 K. Windsor 565; the follow arrears for water rate be ,notified
role missed one examination on whichthat less
a total of 100 marks were ver-Dell=less paid within ten days of
the elate thereof the water supply will
be cut off. -Carried.
Herten. -Beavers -That the munici-
pality of Exeter respectfully request
the Hydro -Electric Commission to
proceed as soon as possible to have
survey made and estimates ,btained
of Hydro Electric Railway to con-
nect the lines through Huron County
and Exeter with the line running from
London through St. Marys to Strat-
ford. connecteng at St. Marys, as we
believe this is the natural outlet for
the Huron system. -Carried .
Beavers -Doyle -That the Commis-
sioner be instructed to enforce the
BY -laws of the corporation. -Carried
Doyle-Hartoa-That all persons in
Brooks 459, Rose Hanlon 489, Elva
Harvey 442, E Caaneobell 461, O. Davis
528 R. Hawkins 596, P. Whetstone 509
L. Saunders 466.
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Third Form
W. Strang 81; E. Rowcliffe 81; F.
Wood 75, D. Kuntz 73, O. Macdonald
71, L. Abbott 70, L. Taylor 70, , J.
Dougall 69, L. Johns 69, A. Horton
69 O. Kestle 68, D. Graham 68, A.
Grabam- 68, L. Kestle 67, W, ;smith
66 T, Skinner 66, W. Dougall 65, A.
Johns .64 G. Hanlon 64, J. Follick 64
H. Hunter 63, G. Fitton 60,
Pt I Commercial -L,. Boyle 78, W
Northcott; 73, H. Rivers 70, A..Mack
69,-M.'Seldon 69, O. Rowcliffe 66, G.
Ford 65 J. Mathews 62, M. ICydd 61
S. Reed 60. Pt. II., Commercial; -L.
SPRING STOCK SHOWS.
•
Mx. E. Christie was in Hensall and
Clinton. last week .where he judged
the light horses in the Spring Stock
Shotes. Hensel' show was on Tues-
Zuefle 76 < M. Vincent 67, M. Blatch- day, Clintons on Thursday and Sea-
ford 65 A: Bell 62. forth on r Friday.
Some of the winners in Clinton were
Room Four Percheron. Stallion, John Chambers,
Sr. IV, honors L. Rice 85, Grace Cromarty; best heavy horse, James
Carlin 84, G. Harvey 83, L. Walker Smillie, Rensall; Gen. purrpose tears,
80: M. Wacker 79, E, Powell 78, M. Tohn Decker, Zurich; Carriage.ilorse,
Pickard 78, M.
Sharp 77; Pass, G.
Wells 74 .\i. 'Hardy 70, G. Davis 87,
G Ortwein 66, B. Cann 65, M. Day 64
R Fletcher 62. Jr. IV,, honors, I.
Zuefle 17 M Masc,hand 76, M. Carom
76 Pass V Hartleib 74, H. Boyle 73
C Mallett 70, G. Bedford 68, W.Da-
vis 65, C. Morley 62, B, Rivers 61.
No, on, roll 31, average 28.6.-C. Vos-
per, teacher.
' Room Five
Sr. III.. honors, V. Jones 85, C.Har-
n,ess 83, E. Davis 79, C. Sanders 76,
W. Brown '75,. E. Taylor 75, Pass, W.
Hedden 72, V. Marshall 67, V. Sweet
64. Jr, III.; honors, M. Harvey ,83,Mil-
drecl Harvey 79; pass, G. Harness 72
P. Collins 71, V. Row -dale 68, B.Sen-
for 68 S. Sanders 66, E. 'Ye limy 65-
T. Connor 62,
No, out roll 29; average 25.--J. S.
Murray teacher.
Room Six
. 'Class, III., Jr. -Honors, V. Walker
84 M. Kuntz 80, J, Davis 78, D. Balk -
will 75 • Pass, G. Hiincl 71, L. arra-
Leib 71 B. Acheson 60, C. Ford68,
P. Harness 68 A. Andrews, 68, 1, Trus
sell 64, M. Moulders 62, M. Jahns 60;
Form I.I.. Sr. -Honors, M. Norry 84
G Bedford 77, Pass, H. Cookson. 70,
V. rale 70, R. Taylor 69, 3. Bradt 68,
L Harness 64 .No, on roll 34, aver-
age 31.3.-H. M. Kinsmen, teacher,
Room Seven
Class 4, ,Sr. 11„ honors, J. 'Morley.
84, F. Barr 83, C, Doyle 81,
G
,Pow-
ell 81G Heddeti 76, R. vittv0.r 75.
Pass, W. Ortweltn, 73, M. Elworthy 69,
W. Webster 63, B. Brown 58, lt,Davis
58. Class 3, Inter., konors, G,Hattrct
86 Pass, F. l''orary 70, 1V. Hardy 61, L.
Statham 58, C. Davis 55 ; Class 2, Jr
IL ,bonoes, 1i, laussell- 93, M. Scott
91 G. Creech 86, G. Bedford 85, L,
B•r niaconnbe 70, M. •Elworthy 76, Pats
E. l':lloulcicn 69, 1•, Mallett 60; Class I legal ground foe conipla,int,
Waned W eido, Hensall; roadster team
John Decker; Shorthorn bulls and
cows H. Oestreicher & Sons, Cred-
iton:.. and H. Smith, Hay,
In Seaforth some winners. were,
Percbeton Stallion, John Chambers;
brood mere, W. Smillie of Hensall, R.
D Bell- of Heuvsall; heavy draughts,
R D. Bell, Gen. purpose team, John
Decker; carriage horse, E, Wurm of
Zurich; carriage team, W. Hey, of
Zurich.
Among the winners in Hensall were
Stallions , Smith and Campbell, Tohn
Chambers; Harness horses, J, and T.
Haggaxth, R, D. Bell James Smillie.
A Buchanan, D. Fotheringham, A.G.
Smillie H. C. Soldnn, F. l2llerington
A Bell R. VfcLaren; Light .horses
7'. Murdock, Geo. Joynt, Boathron &
Drysdale, W. Weido, B. Bossenberry,
Percy Miller, John, Decker, R. McLar-
en, E Wurm, efc, ` Cattle, H. Smith.
EI. McGregor, A. G. Smillie, H. Oes-
treicher & Sons, H. Soldate
SCHOOL REPORT of S, 5, No, 2
Usborae for the month of. March, -
Se . IV. -V Stewart, G. Duncan, W,
Knight C. Turnbull, E. McDonald.
Jr 11/.•-•T Hodgert, Sr, III. -U. shells
V. Jeffrey, R. Williams, M. Pollen, C.
Jeffrey "Jr. III...C. Stewart, N. Atte,-
kin, W Turnbull, R. Pollen, E. iKnight
M. Doupe E. Kay, A. Rundle. Sr. II.
-1 Williams. Jr. II, --G, Stewart, L.
Knight D. Armstrong, A. Jeffrey, C.
Doupe : 1st , A. Hunkin, G. McDonald
M, Cottle LaBelle lay; Primer, Shel-
don. Francis, Ws Allison, Sint 'Pollens
E. Stewart, No. on roll 34, average 30
teacher.
-M L.Coward, ,
A husband is not bound to let les
wife decide where he slnt,U work or,
where he shall live. If she is not
willing to go with him, she cannot
Claim support from him ; and if he
sends her enough money to sttpport
herself and the children she has no
Centralia
•
Mr. Thos Olives- was in, Clintonort Tuesday as a delegate to the 'rein
perance convention,
The House on Wheels owned by R,
Baker has been sold to Alex. McFalls
and he moved it to his property. on
Tuesday Some say that Alex is go-
tag into the poultry business while
others sly it is for a boarding house,
Mrs. S McFalls left oat Tuesday for
the west to joli her husband, who left
a couple weeks ago with a car of
bosses and settler's effects.
i:ee ' Bessie Anderson of Lucan
spent Sunday undo, the a e til f
r pa r n roe
.1'lr Joni Smith has moved into the -+-
north half of A, Maguire's house and BIRTHS
will become a resident of the village
The thirty seventh annual meeting
' of the West Huron Teacher's Assoc-
iation will be held in the Victoria
School Godexich, Thursday end Fri,
day, April 30th and May lst, corn-
rniencin•: the .30th at 9,30 a, in, An
interesting program has been prepar-
ed,
ARABIC PROVERBS. -He that
knows not and knows not that he
knows not, is a fool -shun him. He
that' knows and knows not that lie
knows is asleep -wake hini, He that
knows not, and knows that he knows
not is a .child teach hint. But. he
that knows and knows that he ;snows
is as wise _,man -follow him.
Mr W T, Colwlil1 left on. Tuesday
for a six weeks' trip to ;the west, to
hell, put tie the spring crop on ' his
property there..
Mr. Richard Handford is on the sica.
Est with a severe attack of lagrippe.
Mr. Thos. Mitchell spent Monday
yisitin4 relatives • at Hensall.
'\Ir, C. Heaslip and family `eft on
Friclay.last for their new home in
Hamilton.
Mr. D. Hodgson of Granton .is mov-
ing thins week onto the farm recently
purchased from Mr. J, Colwill . f
The Baseball Boys held then- en,-
rural
n-noel meeting on Thursday evening last
the attendance .being quite large. The
prospects for the corning season are
good as several new players have been'
signed up, and a few young recruits
who are coming along make' theta= It
a promising one, Mr. Wes Hodgins is
manager again and the aggregation will
be known as Daly's Stars. i
Mr, Robt. Mitchell was confined to
the house and under the doctor's care
for a few days last week, but is on
the mend again. i
Mx. Thos Handford of Ingersoll
spent Sunday here visiting his brother
Mr. Ed Powell left Saturday for
Seaforth to resume operations with
August Guhr on the steam - dredge.
Sec also Exeter news.
Greenley-In Exeter, on April 5th, to
Mr, and Mrs.' William Gxeenley, a
daughter.
MARRIAGES
Carling.-Essery.-At the Methodist
Church Centralia, on Thursday,
Apri' 9th Mr. Isaac Thomas Car-
ling of Brighton, to Miss Gladys
May. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George G. Essery of Centralia.
Flynn.-Wambold.At the James St,
Parsonage, ` Exeter, . on April 8t1'
Ernest M. Flynn to . Miss Susie May
slaughter of Mr.. Joseph Wambold
all of Exeter,
t
Stee 1 -Brooks- A Whalen, rnl ' 2nd
Tanton Steel of London t•�o, Miss Ella
Brooks of this place.
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DEATHS
Garnett -At Kirkton, Mar. 31,. Martha
Lambert wife of Samuel. J, Garnett,
aged 61 years, 2 months; 22 days.
Sutherland -At Kirkton, : Mar. 31, John
Sutherland, aged 86 years, 7 monthe
24 days.
'Andrews- In Clinton on March- 31"sf
Homer Andrews, aged 57 years,
4 months and 16 days.
Wallis -In. Bayfield on March 30th. J
Edward Willes, aged 78. years.
Gunning -At Whalen, April 5, James
Gwaning aged 86 years.
U
GGIES!
The Famous Brockville
Canada Carriage Buggies
We have received a Carload of these buggies.
New styles, seat and tops, that will please .you.
This is a particularly fine lot of buggies and we are
sure that you will be delighted with them: Call
and look them over.
Wes. Snell
Exeter, Ont.
STEWART'S
PHONE 16
Where Reasonable Prices Prevail,
Stylish Spring Coats and Tail-
ored Suits for Easter
Exceptional value is offered inthese smartly designed
Suits. and Coats, made at Cutaway styles with Kimona or set
in sleeves. Every garment is .well made and is nicely trim-
med and •lined.
MILLINER'
With Easter only a few clay s distant it is necessary that
you leave your order early. So a :s to give our trimmers
,plenty of time and not hurry theni the last day or "two,
We invite everyone to "all and see what is new, in this - de
departmeint,
:CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Made from good English
Ginghtanns. The colors are
fast and there is a great var-
iety of patterns. These are for
small childa-en and sell for ?Sc
30c and 35c.
Better ones fo r$1. to 2,25
CURTAINS & CUR'N NETS
When looking fox curtains
remember we have a big range
of inmates, Madras Scrims,
Bungalow nets and Cretonnes
They are not high prices.
LINOLEUMS
In 2, 3 end 4 yard widths
The ,tttew pattern, stliat we tire
showing
nsthis
paulas and
sanitary floor covering, are Lure
to please, Call and :hake the
selection now.. "
NET WAISTS
In voiles, crepes, and fine
lawuvs, A wide range to
choose from at $1.25 to
3.75 We are showing a
special in, a Lawn Waist, It
is neatly trimmed with lade
and insertion -,at 890.
LADIES' PLAIN COATS
Itt form shades -neat and
stylish. Cloth has lovely fin
ish-even better than many
sold at $10' & $12. It is well
worth the price we ask $7,50
WALL PAPERS
No matter what room you
nvadnt papered, You will fihel
new, neat end
inexpensive
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papers art out well assort-
ed stock, ;4 hew pattenm5 in
varnished papers at a roll 25c
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