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Draiwater from your radiators, test your storage batteries
k ing every week if you are running your car; if -you are not using it,
n your battery in and let us care for it until spring.
Can you answer all the questions on your application form?
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Come in and let us tell you the bdre of your cylinders„ no matter
30 what make of car you have.
The two new questions dais year are -Is above described ve-
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1?IIONE 1.6.
PHONE 16.-
DUCTIONS
in Pure Woo! Serges
50 per cent. discou
Big reductions in every line of Dry Goods
Wehave afull range of Pure Wool Serges in a fine Twill and
a good Weight in all the popular shades, Navy Blue, Brown,
Green, Garnet, Grey and Black, at just half price. While they last:
Our $4.50 Serge, now $2.25. Our $3.50 Serge, now $1.'T5.
Our 4,00 Serge, now $2.00. Our $3.00 Serge, now $1,50
LADIES: Dont miss this opportunity of getting a nice serge
dress or suit, for they are excellent values and are in the Pure
Indigo Dyes.
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THE REMNANT COUNTER.
We have just finished Stock Taking, and have a lot of niee
ends of all kinds of staple dry goods, in all lengths at greatly re-
duced prices. Be sure and look over this counter.
THE HOOVER.
We are agents for the famous HOOVER "ELECTRIC CLEAN-
ER." Call and see it work. We will demonstrate here, or in your
home.
IT BEATS -AS IT SWEEPS -AS IT CLEANS.
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Highest prices paid for poul try and all Produce.
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tin e
a ain Sale
Owing to the great success of our price:reduction. sale in Decem-
ber, we are going to continue it through January to give others a chance
to get some bargains.
emember this a real reduc tion sale and if you want to be in on
some of these bargains, come early, as goods are going fast.
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UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY(
We have a fine motor hearse in connection with our business.
Everything up-to-date.
Phone 203" and 20W.
nitre & Undertaking
FINEST MOTOR AND HORSE EQUIPMENT.
FACILITIES AND SERVICE 'UNSURPASSED.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE
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EXET4R TiMe
THIMSDAYt JANARY 13, 1021.
Market Report• -The following le
the report of the Exeter Market
cored every Weduesday..
Wheat $L90.
Oats 50c.
Earley 65 to 75e
Family flour $5.50.
Shorts $2.25 Per 100 lbs -
Bran $4.00 per 100 lbs.
Feed tour $3'.0ck.
New laid eggs 72c.
Feld eggs 55.0
Creamery butter 62c.
Dairy Butter 54c to 67a
Lard 30c.
Hogs $14.25.
Potatoes $L25.
LOCAL
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Notice R. N. Rowe's change of
add, offering big reductions in furni-
ture.
/3UOCTEIIMMIC FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT CENTRALIA. CREAMERY
JANUARY 15, 19,21.
at 2 o'clock pan.
ve For the year 1921. Buttermilk
sold by cwt. for the day's make.
Buyers can purchase to suit them-
selves.
FOR SALE -Durham grade bull
calf, A good one. Born January 5.
Apply to W. A. Balkwill, Phone 123.
•Do you buy your groceries from
Harvey's Sanitary Food counter?
Ailsa Craig_
Hockey practice tonight, (Wednes-
day.)
Mr. Ed. French, of Toronto, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. E. A. Follick.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elworthy left
on Monday for California, on an ex-
tended trip_
Miss Olive Allen of Edmonton,
Alta.,is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs.Allext, of town. •
Mr. Aquilla Sheere returned to De-
troit on Monday after visiting with
his mother in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Boyle, of• To-
ronto, are visiting with relatives
and friends in. town.
Mrs. J. Snell has returned to
Windsor atter spending the New
Years' holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Fuke and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones ha.ve
returned 4o Detroit after visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott.
Mr, W. G. Medd was in London
this weelf attending a meeting ,of the
Western. Ontario Dairymen's Associ-
ation:
Miss L. Walper and Dr. Kinsman
sang a duet to the delight of Caven
congregation at the evening service
on Sunday last.,
The .scheduled hockey game be-
tween Goderich and Exeter -Zurich
team for Tuesday night, was indefin-
ately postponed for lack of ice. •
Mr. Nelson Hill and bride', •of Ni-
agara Falls, are visiting the for-
mer's parents, Mr.' and Mrs t James
Hill, on their wedding trip.
Mr. Walter Keddy is xnoving -to
Eketer from Usborne, into the resi-
dence formerly occupied by, Mr. and
Mrs. Wickwire and Miss 'White.
Miss L. Walper, who has been
Visiting her parents for several
weeks returned to Romeo, Mick., on
Monday. • • •
Mrs. D. Mack is in Toronto this
week where she underwent an •opera-
tion in connection with her mouth.
She is expected home the lattef part
of the week.
In last week's Times it was re-
ported that Cavell Sunday School
had contributed $153.80 to the
, China Famine Fund, The correct
amount as reported in the Toronto
Globe on Saturday was, $179.00
James strret.
Mrs. 3. W. Powell entertained the
• choir of • Main Street Methodist
Church, on Wednesday evening of
•last weak. On Friday evening Mrs.
Powell entertained the Christmas
staff of Powell's Bazaar to an oyster
supper. A pleasant evening was spent -
in games and amusements.
E _AT
Your
Favorite
Pictures -
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• those whicil cane out virw
usually well and of which
you are particularly fond
• -would make beautiful framed
enlargements in your home
and express your OWn itlfliVid-
tiality in a manner which no
store, pictures" an.
• Choo,5,e the,negativet, you like best--
brin4 tfiesi to us ---and we will tell
you '''frankly what kind eal enlarge -
'vents they will Make.
We use Cyke Paper,
SENIOR'S STUDIO
and
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13EAVY RIEIRVID COTTON ROSE.
Regular value, 50c. Sale Price
per pair, Mc-,
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COMM IN ANI) SEE OUR VALUES THIS 111011TH. ALL WINTER GOODS MUST BE CLEARED OUT,
LOOK OVER. EVERY ITEM IN TOED'S ADD AND SEE WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY. MANY OTHER,
BARGAINS NOT ON THIS LIST.
nth.,,:
Sale lasts from Jan. 413th to Feby. 1st.
LADIES' FUR SETS.
Regular pries $47.501 Sale. price
$37.50.
BROWN WOLF SET,
Regular Price $37.50. Sale Price
$27.50.
ALL WOOL SERGES.
Blue, Brown and Black, 33 inches
wide, regular price $3.00. Sale price
$2.35.
• FLANNELETTES.
Thirty-five cent values. Sale price
per yard 25e.
COTTON BATS, ONE POUND
Regular price 45c. Sale Price 40d"
BLUE LABEL •
STAMM:HID UNDERWEAR.
Regular $4.00 a garxn en t. Sale
Price $3.35.
RED LABEL
STANFIELI) UNDERWEAR.
Regular Price $3,50. Sale Price
$2.85.
MEN'S FLIDECED-LINED . SHIRTS
• AND DRAWERS. • • •
Regular Price $1.25. Sale Price •
980.
LINEN HAND TOWELING.
Regular 30c a yard. • Sale Price
25e.
TEA TOWELING. '
Regular 20c a yard. Sale Price
)15e. •
FIFTY PAIR MEN'S UltUS CALF
HEAVY SHOES.
Regular value $6.00. • Sale Price
$4.98.
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
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IBEX _quality,. 12 x 4, largest size made, white
Regular wind, $4.50. Sale Price, per, pair, $3.65.
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-or grey.
MEN'S worintp SUITS.
All new models. •Regular $38.50
Values. Sale Price $29.50. -
MEN'S GREY TWEED SUITS.
• • Regular $30.00 value. Sale Pride
FIFTY PAIRS OF MEN'S FINE
• RUBBERS.
Regular $1.75 value. Sale Price
per pair, $1.35.
MEN'S RUBBER ]300TS.
Miner Brand„Regular $7,50 value.
Sale Price, $6.75.
MEN'S DOMINION RUBBER BOOTS
.Regular $6.00 value. • Sale Price,
$5.25.
CHILDREN'S VEST & DRAWERS
Regular 40c and 50c values, Sale
Price,very' special, 25e.
LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS
• Regular $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00 values.
• choice of.au er coat. Sale -price, V18,75.
'COATES' COTTON SPOOLS.
• Regular price .12 % c. Sale Price
lee.
. CHINTZ VOR COMFORTERS.
Regular price per yard, 50c. Sale
-.Price, 35c,,
your
• A.., C. A, TIOKING; • .
'R.egular price, 90e., Sale 4Ieriee.
per yard, 75c.
FINGERLN6 YARNS: •
Grey and Black. Regular. fxrice,
per pound, $2,25. Sale Trice, $1:75 •
• SHIRTING. '
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• - Ilegular value, 50c, • •Sale Price,
•per yard 35c.
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• . LADIES' rratunitx, OR, WRITE
VEST -AND DRAWERS.
Rekular value, $1,25. Sale Price,
• 080.
AVALXind BIG BEN OVERAT.T.S-Regular Price, $3.75. Sale Price, $3.25.
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All our new Spring Wall Papers at ten per cent. discount this month.
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QUALITY GOODS ANDPLOW PRICES. a
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• With the Churches
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
•Rev. &trees FtootO, B. A., Minister
1-0 a.m.-Sunday School and. Bible
classes. •
Regular services next Sabbath at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. -
Prayer service Thursday evening
at 7.46. Executive of Guild at 8.30.
• JAMES STREET METHODIST
• - CHURCH
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A., rastor.
11.00 a.m.-"A Text With a Strange
3.00 p.m, -Sabbath • School mid
Bible classes.
7.00 pan. -"If I Were 21 Again."
A. good choir -A hearty welcome.
MAIN ST. 11.111T)IODIST CHURCH
Rev. Geo. McAlister, 1E. A. '
(Phone 21, r3.)
11.00 aon.-"Our Corner."
3.00 p.m. -Sunday School and
Bible classes.
7.0'0 Pari. -"A Brave iT,yrian
Officer." •
• BETIIANY
2.80 p.m. -"A. Hopeless Case."
Phone 5
Pow
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Phone 55
L R. C.VRL1NG B, A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor, for the
Molsons Bank, Etc.
Buy Province Of
Ontario Gold Bonds
$1,000 Bond due 1935 at $943.40.
$500 Bond ,elne 1935 at $471.70.
To yield 6.60 per cent interest,
Interest half yearly at any Bank.
BUY .VICTORY BONDS
AT THE MARKET PRICE
Orders received by me. '
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Money to loan at lowest rates, of
• interest
OFFICE :-Carling .Block
Main St., Exeter
A.. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Offieg-IVIcDonnell's Sales Stables on
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractor
William and Sanders Streets. Tues -
clays, Thursdays & Satnrdays, hours
10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Consultation
1 and examination free at office.
SAVE MONEY THIS. MONTH ,
BIG REDUCTIONS IN MANY r..,mms
„
THEEI6 IPLINDIIED
Gold Fish want horneS, and vie
need the coin.
WATCH OUR 'WINDOWS
• DROP IN OFIMII.
POWELL'•S
BAZAAR
. Phone 55.
The Retie Nevr Edison
4A,
PREST=O-LIITE
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• NOTICE. •
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Having dissolved the partnership
between C. L. Wilson and S. W. Sims
all accounts are now due and must
be•paitl at once.
WILSON & SIMS -
RE -OPEN LIVERY STABLE,
Mr. Willie -M. Hodgert wishes, to
announce that he has re -opened his
livery stable for the winter., Phone
117J or leave orders at the 'Central
Hotel. •
GIRL WANTED -L -For general
household purposes. Apply to Mrs.
W. J. Heaman.
AA,
Saws gunamed, wood turning,
wood pumps' repaired and accessor-
ies• on hand. -S. J. V. Cann, Exeter,
Phone 116.
DON'T WORRY
About the high price of suits. You.
won't need a new suit if you will
let T. H. ELLIOTT do your Clean.,
ing, Pressing and Repairing.
• Agent for The American Dyers
and Dry Cleaners, London, Ont.
T. H. ELLIOTT
SUDDEN SERVICE SHOP '
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dropped 20 per cent. Put in
YeUr order now.
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It's easy to upset good form with
an out of form tie. That's why it
so often happens. The reinedy is
here in good form Ties, Scarfs and.
Vour-in-hands, , Gloves, Collars,
everyything th Men's Outfit-
tingti correct to the minute,
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