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EXSTER MARKETS
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EASTER DAY , APRII. 20th
Hoe E o.t:nnrr.en " 3e and 11 a. Ell,
Sunda. S hoce at 3 p. m. The Easter
Story _'llu_trated)
Fee:n,tn ager and Sermon sst 7 pen.
See '.t' MUS'_: by the Choir
VESTRY MEETING
Apre :i .. ;ennuel Vestry elcetine
p.tn
CARD c i ^ THANKS
Mr. He re Brown desires to thank
the nd .:ars and trends who so ltil,
liege ens; generously gave their as-
srst:c-t. c ` ympa th\ during the ill-
ness analTi:I , subsequent sheath of his
wife.
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It you want bran, shorts, chop. oras
or other e evt1 see Harvey Bros.
CARL' OF THANKS.
ytrs. Thomas C rectos and family de-
sire to express their sinters gratitude
tt. their many friends and neighbors
foe the sultry ke deesse; and expres
icons o+ sympathy, extended to them
n the recent bereavement; also to
tier High and Public Schools, and the
T'ruetees :Ind Teacher: for eeautitul
floral tributes.
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Oar Harz,.toua s Best earth be beat
for Bread makir Harvey Bros.
SA ,E! tW 110MEselADE i'OOKING
The I .^ i t'.: of the Wt 1I.3 of Mai
St, ills iioel.e. C3turesh tell hold sale
tai hoc e ,rade.: ooltires in the building
north et Mrs Ye * s store, on sheets
clay eitemetnz, April 1'th.
wits
ALTO TIRE FOUND.
On the London Rosel, North, en
Tuesday, ;April S, art anti, tire. Own-
er can has:: sant' by ,Ealy rb et this
office and pay-ne for this mot=es.
essanwee
WASTED—A maid for general
housework; small family, good wages.
Apply to T. S. \V od' at The Mol -
sons Bank, Exeter.
easeeeesseessessa
WANTED—Wheat. oatss, barley and
meted feed.—Ike sees Bros.
STEADY WORK
At hi hest wages
For experienced
Operators,
Pressers,
Oa Mien's lixtx: rlothi.na;.
E. G. HACIeBORN cV t'O.,
50 York Street, Toronto.
TURNIP CONTRACTS TAKEN.
The uneiarefign =d will receive can -
tract;
antract. for turnips to be delivered neat
Sall, ---R. G. SELDON, Exeter,
FLA:; LAND WANTED.
400 ACRES FOR GROWING ;'LAX
Apel; to
ONTARIO FLAX CO.
MS. DAVIS. Exeter North
Phone 1.3 r .2
Corn Contracts
The Exeter Canning Company is
steady to contract with farmers 'to
grow Corn for canning, $10.00 per
ton wail be paid same as last year.
Seed cern of the finest quality at re-
duced prize, 15c. Der lb., to growers
on contract.
27th -4t Exeter Canning Co.
POUND
Doss and other domestic an-
imals stray off, get oast or are
stolee, every day. The joy
of the little "girlie" per -
ha .. your little "girlie", at the
re. overt' of her beloved "dog-
gve" could be Inuit:plied every
dee, if those who find dogs
would watch the "Lost and
Foiled" columns of the Lon-
don Free Press,
The first thing thatoccurs
to unfortumsete posers its to
put aa ad. in The London,
Fzes Press,The first rst thing
that should occur to you
when you fiend aoythan,g, is' to
read the "Lost and Found"
ads in The London Free, Pres,
Theo do as you would be
done by notify the loser that
"you have ,has property and are
willing to return it.
Read the Want Ads, every,
day e
he
London Free Press
Weetern Ontario's Foremost Paper
LOCAL D OINc .
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LOCAL
tax :raite for 1919 will be
lessereeefasanasesseareessessaassesernessisse
2934 malls.
Scnoce closes to, -day for the Res-
ter 1ao13days.
To -morrow is Good Friday and a.
public holiday.
et elan -s Gaderich and _Mitchell
have adopted daylight saving timet
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Christie nand
daughter visited in London over Sun:
day.
Rev. Doan. of lensall and, Dr. Medd
of Male Street Church, Exeter, ex-
changed
x-
h c.ged pulpits on, Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parsons have
nosed to the Mouse on. London Road,
re:eptlypurchased from the estate of
the late Mrs. Wilson.
Surveyors have been engaged dur-
ing the week taking levels of Main
Strcee't, preparatory 'tea securing es-
t:nate.. of the cost of a permanent
road for the town.
sirs '1 hos. Harton of London. has
duet see. of his ,vacant lot on the
South Boundary of town. adjoining Mr.
Wm. Rush's property on the east, to
Thos Creec-h, the pricepaid be-
ing .$60
The Se ntar ° RRiEtsey Board at St.
eiary , heard the complaint of sub-
sa riber:. xegarding the 5c. •harge for
conne. tiooaa of the K.iekaton Telephone
aril Bch- telephoee Isiaes, but no ac-
e way: taken.
Foalow;a„ a visit of Messrs. J. W.
Taylor and R, G. Seldon to Aliso
Craig the Council of that village pas-
sed a motion to approve of the peti-
eon to the Grand Trunk suggesting
that a switch be built at Lucan Crosse
in te, ,'.oz.ne.t Huron & Bruce and
thi stratt'ord-Sarni41^nes.
Mr F. e d.ngton, East of Hensall,
this heel": Narcissi us n copy of the
Daily Mirror, published in London,
i ll:, a'z3 being a pictorial newspaperi
r o+
It onstans a picture of his brother,
:fir Charles es Aldington, who has lust
ome assistant general manager of
he Great Western Rahway, a. post
r=iZ e'r usually leads to higher thins.
'1:l .fl ton at one time man;tged
the Seentrae London Tube traffic
R:v hes studied railways and
as xvat°s ;Ill over: ttter-
':d and Europe.
iclN-I\ •LAW serseseess
D.
Mrs c', W. %Veeh, who has been
ead n,. the tyfnter .here with her
tt,e: Mrs. Popestone, left Friday
Regina. Since she left word has
:a ae4eivrd of the death; of her
nen-law, Me. Henry Johns, from iter
E :uenca .B;ets des hie wife, he is 3ur-
v vest by a tittle daughter, aged three
years
ear
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
On Thursday last at the home of
Mrs 'Phomas Nestle; the W. M. S. of
Main. Street Church elected officers,
a: t'ollotrs,—Pres., Mrs. A. J. Ford;
1st 'Vice, Mrs. (Dr.) Medd; 2nd Vice,
errs. F. J. N.Viokw,ire; Sec:, Mrs, E.
M. feigners; Tress. Misa L. Sweet;.
Co .-ties Mrs. S. Lamport; Supt. of.
Systematic Giving, Mrs. E. A. Follick;
Sec. of Flower Ftut+d., Mrs. J. Elston;
Sec, of Life Membership, Mrs. Ward.
I itt.tIOR AND PATHOS
IN "THE BETTER 'OLE"
"The Three efusketeers"—othersvi-se
l3ert Ala and Old Bill, are reincarnat-
ed in a film version of "The I3etter
'Ole,' Which will be the big picture
z.:arty mot -,:e houses for months to
come And if the cinema lacks, as al -
eases. the dialog that the stage cart
iv: us there is ample compensgtion
in the setting, for we have vertible
wa- episodes, including the passing of
the new army thru London streets
glowing from the iain, a glimpse of
English fields and homes of France.
But the Laid Bill and his kind, that
devastation might have hap, ened over
here, is the meshag.e of the story.
That Capt. Bairnsfather's play, so
successfully produced in London and
New York, offered really ma;n.ificent.
opoorturetea to the film producer had
lona been obvious, for there are man,y
incidents which rho they cannot ap-
pea: on .the stage, yet come within the
scope of the fem3 , and fill un the in-
terstices of the story to the greater
satisfaction of the onlookea. From
the very start when a picture of the
Three Musketeers of the olden time
in the picturesque panoply of their
period dissq'tved into the three sol-
diers of to -day --"Old Bill," "Bert"
and "Alf" in the trenches, the miss -
in, details of the play are filled in.
with a constructive skill which adds
enormously to the true understandipg
of the story. The introduction of the
"poet soldier" as .a sort of explana-
tory "chorus" is'one of the happiest
touches and few could not feel their
heart strings drawn ,tighter at the
section of the filth which showed h,ow
"the whipper of ,war" descended :upon
all British homes, from the lowest -to
the highest in the lend. The familiar
incidents of the play and appear, am=
fled and emphasized! "The Better
'Ole' will show at the Opera House
one, night only and matinee, April 39,
Seats on. sale at Howley's Drug Store.
Anyone wishing to contribute a
blue .Amberola record to the Soldiers'
,Aid record shower for the G. W. V.
4A. may leave the same at Martin's
store.
Mather Hilburn, master entertain-
er, will appear in the Exeter Opera
House, next Wednesday, April 23rd.
under the auspices of the Soldie'r's
Aid Society in aid of the G. W. V. A.
Hilburn carries his hearers from
laughter to tears. Don't miss hear-
ing this treat. _
RETURNED SOLDIERS
Learn taiheris g and obtain
Steady emplaymee,t
We will pay You
$16;00 per week ,
Cutting,
Pressing'
Operating
Tailoring;
On men's fine' clothing
Apel; at once
1' .G" HA.CHBORN & st0..''
50 York Strut, Tor nto:
GIRLS
Do you went to learn a trade
and have steady employment?
We will pay
Ineeperieneed girls
$14.00 per week
While learning
Operating
Haring°sewing
Bastille
Tailorin sa, .
On mens fine 'clotffing
Aphis at once
E Cx HACHBORN & CO.:,
50 York Street, T,oromlto.
Records Wanted, --The Soldier's
.Aid Society are asking for a Blue
Aniberola Record Shower for the G.
W. V. A, Old or new records accep-
ted and may be left at Martin's store.
A treat in store for this communi-
ty when Mather Hilburn will appear
in the Exeter Opera House, next
Wednesday evening under the aus-
pices of the Soldiers' Aid Society.
He is a entertainer of marked abil-
ity. Hear him. Tickets 25 & 35e.
WANTED
Caretaker for Exeter- School. Apply
In writing, stating salary', For infor-
mation regarding .duties see
Miss K. MacFaul, Sec,-Treas
Mrs. W. J. Ruslsetll is vi iting fn
Blyth.
Miss Stella Giities is visgti;ng in
Sarni::
Mrs. P. Gardiner of Blyth visited
here during the week.
Mrs. %Vestcott of Seaforth viaitcd
here during the week.
Mrs Foote visited her sister in
Windsor during the week.
.Air. Jof-u Mallett and sonKenneth
of eondrn. visited here Thursday last,
The :Misses Bennett of T'ometo are
visiting their sister, Mrs, 3. A. Stew-
art.
Miss Ethel, Day of the Byron San-
itarium visited at her hontei here over
Sunday.
Mr. John Creery ;of Alvinstoe is vis-
iting with his brother, Mr. Jos. Creery
of Usborne.
Mrs 'Westlake and daughter, Mrs.
Whyte visited a few days. in Cen-
tralia Iast week.
Mrs. D. Johns and Miss. Lila return-
ed Monday from a visit of several
week- an Sarnia,
Postmaster Russell was in London
on Friday being re-examined by the
military doctors.
Mr. J A. Sanders returned Thurs-
day to Woodtstock after a few days'
visit with relatives here.
Mr. Julius Sokoloff is in Toronto
and Mr. Amy Wexler in London
spending the Passover week.
Mr. Robert Rawcliffe, who has been
•snip ioyetd with Mr. J. J. 11lerner, has
returned to Exeter to reside.
Little Miss Ila Whyte of Centralia
visited over the week end at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs J. WestJ-
lake,
h1v Wm. Clark of Barrow Bay, Ont.
ns here visiting with his brother, Mr.
Thos Clark .and other relatives in
Stephen
Mrs Jessher son,
William of DHamiota,, Mande
an..,arrived in
town, last week and will visit for a few
weeks among relatives.
Miss Verna L. Vance, graduate nurse
of London visited over the week end
at the home of Mrs. J. Weetlakl:,the
;nett of Mrs. J. Whyte.
Mr Williamson, sof Burlington., hus-
band of the late Addie eforlock, vis-
ited here during the week, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Birney.
Mrs. Ed. Sanders and son, Robt. E.,
returned Friday evening to Muskegon
Mich.. after two weeks' visit with rel-
ative, here and in Zurich.
Mr. J. A. Macdonald, manager of
the Bank •of Commerce at Crediton,
will (reside in Exeter and is moving
into the Bedford terrace on William
street.
Dr. W. J. Browning of Ceeedosea,
Minn., spent Friday last with relatives
here at the home of, his father, Dr. J.
W, Browning. The doctor was on his
way home from the east.
,` 4 g =P
•at e
K y to Good
Health
Watch for these Symptoms
Kidney or Bladder affections don't
developseriously until. Nature has
given you plenty of warning that. the
trouble has commenced.
Constant headaches, dizziness, pains
in the back or sides, swollen joints and
ankles, brick dust deposits, or painful
urination should make you realize posi-
tively and beyond doubt that your
kidneys are out of order and need
assistance.
Nature is wise and never sends out
unnecessary or foolish warnings. Her
call is for help, and you must do your
part by, bringing relief to those over-
burdened kidneys, or suffer the conse-
quences:
Rheumatism, tem Lum b g 'a o
, Sciatica,
Gravel, Stone in the Bladder, Neur-
algia, • etc., are all caused by inflamed
or congested kidneys and the conse-
quent deranged kidney action. Don't
suffer the agonies produeed by these
diseases. Help Nature to relieve the
congestion—to heal those inflamed
kidneys and to make them strong onee
more—by taking Gin Pills.
Gin Pills are the, • best remedy foil
Kidney and Bladder troubles on the
market to -day. This is a fact proven'
by hundreds of testimonials. Try themi
and besure of instant relief. For sale'
everywhere at 6Oc a box, A. sample
box free if you write to—
The National Drug & Cheniieal Co.
of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Outerio.
U. S. residents should address• Naecru-
ao., Inc., 202 Main St;, Buffalo, N.Y, ' 173
JONES & IYLAY
?MINE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE
NO 8-3b20
our Easter Wearing Apparel
Ladiesand Misses'
Spring Suits, and
Coats
ARE HERE SHOWN IN THE VLRY
LATEST STYLES AT REASON
ABLE PRICES, MAKE YOUR SE-
LECTIONS NOW -
Gloves For Easter
WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY
LARGE RANGE OF KID AND SILK
GLOVES to meet the Easter trade
reauirements. Every pair guaranteed.
Perrin's celebrated kid gloves in
Black, White and .Brow,. at $L75, $2. e
and $2,25 pain.
"'Kayser" and "Niagara Maid"dou-
ble-tipped. Silk Gloves in popular col-
ors at from 75c, to $1,50 pair.
NEW WHITE FRILLINGS FOR EASTER. IN WHITE and COLORS.
THE NEWEST STYLE FOR COLLARS,
NEW BLOUSES IN CREPES, SILTS and VOILES— UNDERWEAR, . -
UNDERSKIRTS, HOSIERY, COLLARS, CAMISOLES, BOUDOIR CAPS
PARASOLS, ETC., for the Easter Trade.
SPECIAL VALUES IN SILK HOSIER'
THE NEW SUMMER WASH DRESS FABRICS ARE HERE. Dainty
wash fabrics in Voiles, poplin silks, Gaberdines, Etc,, are here shown.
in a wonderful range of pattetns and colorings, AR the better .qualities
are in exclusive dress lengths.
YOU SHOULD HAVE NEW SHOES FOR EASTER. Our spring
stork of shoes for Ladies' Men's and Children.'s sear, is now complete.
You should have new shoes with your ' Spring Suit or Coat for raster.
RAINCOATS FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN.
Special --Girls' school raincoats with hoods attached, very special at $1.75
EASTER FURNISHINGS FOR »t1EN. -- New Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties,
Socks, Gloves, Belts, Shoes, Suits, Spring Overcoats, Raincoats, Etc., for
your Easter Requirements, are now ready,
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Wel can save you dollars on. Rugs, Lirnoleums, Congoleums, Oilcloths, Cur-
tains Window Blinds, Curtain, Poles, Etc.
See our new materials for over -curtain: and draperies.
SPECIAL QUILT LININGS. -400 yards 36 in, wide wrappeeettes and
detains in good Paisley patterns and stripes.—,specially adapted for quilt
Linin ;s -- to clear e0 40e' a yd.
ASK FOR ONE OF OUR STY LE BOOKS
JONES & MAY
1- eadquarters Ior ;firs Celebrate•® Saadtard & Lion Brands Clothing
Mr a an d Boys.
Miss Marie Hodgins of Centralira, vis-
ited over the week end with her cous-
in, Aliso Vioaa Hodgert.
AVOID COUCH''
and COUGHER '!
Coughing`°[
Spreads A `1
snac£
,I°LH
30 DRoP.I 3TOPJ' COUGHS
LALF THIS FOR CHILDREN
Vulcanizing
ALL. KINDS OF TIRES. All work
guaataztteed. Cash for old. tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP.
Exeter.
NEW VEThRINARY,
A. M. VINING, V. S., has opened
nn office in McDoefell's Stables, John
street, Exeter. Prompt attentiozn, paid
to all calls day or night; Phone 120.
VETERINARY PRACTICE.
Dr, Henry A. Corselet has bought
the practice of Sweet & Reid and
will continue business at the same
stand .Calls promptly attended night
and day Phone 8.
MONEY TO LOAN
We .have a large :;eanou,n,t of private
fuels to loam on farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & S7 stNB URY
Barr&sters, Solicitors, Exeter
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ISAAC R.. CARLING, B. A..
ster, iltor N
Barri Slolwc Public,
, b'tary'
Luc
Commissioner, Soldciltos for the Mai-
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest.
Office—Mauna Street, Exeter.
Is recognized as one of the most re-
liable Commercial SSchools in Can-
ada The instructorsare experienc-
ed, and the .C:ourees are up-to-date;,
Graduatee are placed in nositions and
tivay meet with success. Students
may enter at any time.
Wrote a ton.ce for free catalogue.
D. A. McLachlan, Pres
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
year* old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years old
up, vreighing from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
Dr. G. F. Roueston, n L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over Gladman &
Stambury's Office, Maim, Street, Exeter
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Creditors, — Onrtatruo.
C. W . ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEJ,R AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth badclaesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cock net Wainaroome, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thitg in the grocery line.
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality Ndill convfn-
CO.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R.N. ROWE
THE 'FUNERAL ,DIRIsCTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALIR
Exeter bargain Story
Easter Suggestions
FASHION DICTATES OXFORDS FOR SPRING: Most effective in-
pearance is. the long, slender vamp model wetli tie popular Louis heel.
:O
As with all our:' models our Oxfords combine with correct style a cap
achy for service and any assurance of comfdrrt to time feet. The popu-
lar ;arms are black patent, or kid, brown and grey. "
MEN'S SHOES in brown, on the narrow Black. •
Itoee, lin. or leather cojealoen.
WE fiANDLE THE SLATER StiOi. for Men and W little lath-
SEE
rn-
li ti git
SEL OUR SPECIAL ORDER SAMPLES FOR A NEW SPRING O'
COAT OR SUIT.. VEIt-
er priced, but worth it. Women;
B. W.
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