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PHONE 16,
PHONE 16.
• The Bit e 'taints
and Lasts . Days
We will only attempt to mention a few
of the rare bargains in this space.
Ladies! Fill.Your. Needs
from Our stock of
Fresh .ries ,
Red Rose and Sal-
ada Tea,per ib. 50c
Lux, now 2 for 25c.
Largest plug T & B.
tobacco ..,..... 75c.
Palmolive Soap, 3
large b :2 for 25c.
15c bottles of best
extracts 10c
Gillette's Lye, 2 for
25c
Pearline, large pack-
age, 3 for .,20c
Jelly Powders, all
flavors, 2 for 25c.
Olipper Salmon, '7
cans for $1.00
Tomatoes 15e a can,
7 fur $1.00
O. meal, Sibs. for 25c
Kellogg's Toasted
Corn Flakes, two
for 25c.
Royal Yeast, per box,
5c.
Large size Ammonia,
2 for 25c.
Golden Table Syrup,
per lb. 9c.
Shredded Wheat, two
packages for 25c.
Corn Starch, per
package 10e.
Seedles Raisins, 15oz.
package 30e.
Best quality Seeded
Raisins, 15- oz.
package 30c.
Stewartr
Pulls SomeSurprises
OPPOiTCNITY KNOCKS -RUT IT WILL NOT OPEN DOORS.
Tor 3ItST COME TO THE SATen TO BENEFIT
.MILITARY RUBBERS
Men's Brown Military Rub-
bers, just the thing for over
heavy boots. To clear at $1:.00
per pair.
RUBBER BOOTS
Men's. Black RubberBoots,
red sole and heel.Regular $6.00.
Sale Price $4.90
SUGAR-
Best
UG Alin
Best Pure Cane
Sugar, $11.25
:per hundred.
Sugar prices
subject to mar-
ket ii"uctuations
.SPOOLS
Coates' Best
200 yd. Spools,
Black White or
colored:.
3 for 25e.
Boys' Sweaters
Boys Pullover
Sweaters, in
Navy and Red
and all Red, in
a good weight,
all sizes. ;;
Sale Price $1.
Highest prices
paid for poultry and all Produce.
A Ste
art
rte ,.' •na,.... ".2,,7.15,
Market Report :''The followring is
the report , of the alxeter Market.
corrected every WedneiedaY.
Wheat $1.90.
Oats 50c.
Barley 65 to 75c .
Family flour $5.50.
Shorts $2.25 per 100 11.1s.
Bran $2.00 per 100 'lbs.
Feed flour $3.00.
New laid eggs 700.
Heid eggs 55c
Creamery butter 62e.,
Dairy Butter 47c to •50c.
Lard 30c.
Hogs $1.4.75.
Potatoes $1.25.
Owing
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.
Remember- this is a real reduction sale and if you want to be in on
some of these bargains, come early, as goods are going fast.
UNDERTAXINV A SPECIALTY
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We have a ,fine motor hearse in connection with. . b business. ss.
Everything up-to-date. ,.
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Phone 20J and 20W.
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$50 to
15,00
A YEAR FOR LIFE
I A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY PROVIDES IT
01. -No better life investment available
-No better security obtainable
-Cannot be seized or levied upon for any cause
-Will be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed
og -Not affected by trade depression
-Free from Dominion Income Tax
ago -No medical examination required
.g, Anyone over the age of 5 years resident or domiciled in Canada
may: purchase.
4,Any two persons may purchase jointly.
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If you are particularyou will like
buying your groceries from HAR-
VEY'S Sanitary Food Counter.
Band at the rink tonight, , (Wed-
nesday). Admission 25c and 35c.
With
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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN' CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Bible
classes.
11..00 a.m.-"Tempeance Study."
The Minister'.
?.00 p:m.-"Overcoming Trouble."
The Minister
Prayer service Thursday evening.
at 7.45. 1
Mr. C. Nestle has taken a position
with Mr. H. T. Rowe as driver of the
gasoline tankc„kruck.
Mr, and Mrs. Austin Dialing and
child, of Staffa, spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs, HM. Quance and
other friends in Exeter.
Miss Jean Allison sang a solo in
Caven Presbyterian Church on Sab-
bath morning last that was much ap-
preciated by the congregation.
Mr. John Delbridge will hold an
auction sale of 'some of his pure-bred
Hereford cattle on February' 10th,
1921. See advt. on page four.
Mrs. ' (Rev.) Foote and little
daughter, Elizabeth, returned home
on Friday evening last after visiting
with relatives in Windsor and De-
troit for several weeks.
On ladies' night at the Y.P.C.A.
last Thursday evening, the ladies
wbre made acquainted with the game
Miss Amy wona
of five pins.y
box of chocolates for -making the
highest score.
The Huron County Council are
meeting in Goderich this week.
Reeve B. W. F. Beavers, of Exeter;
Reeve Win. Coates, of Usborne, and
Reeve H. Neeb and Deputy Reeve D.
Webb; of Stephen, are in attendance.
In last week's issueit was stated
that Mrs. D. Mack had returned
home from Toronto where she un-
derwent ' an operation for nasal.
trouble. This was an error as Mrs.
Mack was in Toronto for treatment
of trouble in connection with the
jaw bone.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Thorn . and
Mrs, Farrell, of Scarboro, visited
their cousins, Miss Taylor and Mr. 4.
Taylor of town. They left Tuesday
to visit relatives at Zion., Mr. Thorn
is ,greatly impressed- with this sec=
tion of the country and may possibly
locate on a "farm in the community.
The mercury of` many a thermo-
meter has been having its ups and
downs ' the past week. A week ago
Wednesday it had tumbled below the
zero mark and on the following eve-
ning a slight rain was falling. On
account of the mild weather the re-
turn hockey game scheduled with
Goderich. on Friday night•was' *ith-
drawn. -
Mr.,A. Hooper; who has been laid
up forsome time past, is now im-
proving and it is hoped he will soon
be quite himself again. During his
illness' three of his brothers, at dif-
ferent intervals, visited him, one
from Exeter; one from London, and
one from Alma, , Mich." -Clinton
News -Record.
The loss by fire in Canada during
1925 amounted to $27,371,574, and
shows an increase of $4,000,000 corn -
pared with the figures' for 1919. The
figures are exceeded by the -loss dui-
ing 1918, when the ° exceptionally
high :'figure, of $31,815,844 was
reached. The loss by fire during De-
cember amounted „by
$3,386,475, and
exceeded any other months during
the year.
JAMES STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. M., J. Wilson, B.A., Pastor.
Missionary Anniversary next Sun-
day. The Rev., Judson Kelly, of Lon-
don Colborne St. Methodist Church
will preach. Everybody should hear.
hint.
3.00 p.m. Sabbath School and
Bible classes. -
A good choir.. -A hearty welcome.
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MAIN ST. 1FIEbIODIST CHURCH
Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
11.00 a.m.--"The Unlighted Lamp.
3.00 ,p.m. -Sunday School and
Bible classes.
7.00 p.m. -"In- Chains, But Free;"
13ETITANY
2.45 p.m. -"Christ Among
Common Things."
the
Good prices were realized. at Mr.
Garnet Miners' auction sale of farm
stock in Usbor ie,ldst week. The a-
mount realized was a little short of
$3,000. The cows sold well, going as
high as $184.00. The young cattle
were' alittle low.The pure-bred regis-
tered Yorkshire hogs,'for which ` Mr.
Miners has an' enviable reputation,
sold well. The'young -sows sold from
$76 to $111. Mr. Robinson :was the
auctioneer._
new act that comes into *'force
this year is that all dogs must wear
tags. A violation of the act will sub-
ject the owner of the dog to a fine
of Ceti dollars. In some communities.
a certain amount is collected by the-
Sale
hesale of tags in addition to .the cus-
tomary dog tax. The Exeter Council
has decided that instead of collecting
the dog tax along with the other
taxes in the fall; that the tax will be
collected ..at thb time the trig is ap-
plied, for and no additional charge
will be made for., the tag.
The assessors in, the different mu-
nicinalities expect to start on their
rounds during the eoning week, The
iiew lists will be twice as large as in
1'.'reei415 years, as they Will contain
the names of all women over twenty-
co-o,
wenty{nn r' Yrnars of.,age, :. es they .,are now
entitled to vote ef, elections to the
Legislative Assembly, Some years
aar ilio voters' list was macle in three
na1•t hart in,raaert veers there have
only been parts one,and two. The
rotor s' list now goes hack to the old:
form in three part.$.
''F,tiJ P, cp9r 'c'TSikl.
vi"-' 1rrr.t ha,v n".P$'ror1 'Whitefish,
�Te rinc+l o ., T)4 rl,tr.a oral <,n1(11{:;;, also
. )?,ieltlerl l,elco T7nrrho e in .10 lb.: pails.
"Anyoli'e wanting to procure Her-
" rlin sin 'Tineej ay e" arras 01' artY Other
l?:irri of frh: cann 00 so by leaving
1 their order with tis,
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Phone .rti;
At the Y. next Wednesday Rev.
Wilson will give a 20 -minute address
on "Moses and Lloyd George," and.
Mr. F. Boyle will speak on the
Benefits of the Game of Boxing in
Character and Man -building." The
committee in charge are arranging
to secure the best talent in music
andlectures, for special attractions.
Th,ey hope to be, able to put on some
of 'the best. talent -of Ontario during
the next three `months. Everybody
should join -up as quickly as possible..
Powell's
Phone 55 Phone 55
Colds. Cough, Hoarseness,
Among old.and Young are common
these days.
IIEMIEDY:
Our NAMELESS. -r' the rh Remedy
Syrup y P
and Cough S is safe .and reli-
able cure. Easily used and pleasant
to take, and guaranteed relief.
NAMELESS proved its worth in
teh Great War, many tube 'was sent
overseas and many a comment we re-
ceived. for its great benficial results
to the boys who struggled there for
our comforts here. -65c for the two,
or by mail, 75c.
Watch this psace Weekly : for fur -
flier announcements.
DROP IN OFTEN.
POWELL'S
BAZAAR.
Phone 55.
The Horne of the New Edison
HURON'S.- SUPREMACY.
(Farmers' Sun.)
Huron County has been taking
stock of itself and discovers to its
tneat satisfaction that it stands' well
o the top in the ` list e of Ontario
counties, standing 275.in' the point
of production, and first in the item%
of horses, beans, pasture, orchard
and small fruits, cattle of all kinds,
and live stock sold, and'kiiled. The
quiet way that, Huron has gone about
this question of establishing suprem-
acy during the past few years- has
prevented a ;proper:. appreciation of
the fine points of the: county Lake
Huron was named,after.
Everybody knows about the ,Nia-
,gara fruit -but who' would think
thatekI Iron was the second county fn
all the province for fruit? Essex is
knovii for its corn, Middlesex for its
cattle, Grey .for its sweet„ clover,
York for its "milk and honey,,','' but
Huron seems to be content to sit
back and saw wood, occasionally
showing it was on the map by top-
ping the market at Toronto with cat -
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PHONE 134.
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'IIONT7 134.1
f Cotton -s, Sheetiligs
Pillow Cottons
Tare Advanta e'of These Special Offerings
Fine Longcioth, 36 inches wide. Factory Cotton,, Heavy quality, 36
Regular 40c. Sale Price ,.'...,......35c. inches*wide. Regular price 50cSale
° Price 3:c.
Fine Cambric, - 36 inches wide.
Regular 350. Sale Price 30c.
Nainsook, fine quality. Regular
50c. Sale Price 40e
Blue Galateas
Price
Regular 50c. ' Sale
• 350
PLAID GINGHAMS.
Regular 50c value. Sale Price 35ca.
40 inch circular Pillow- Cotton.
Regular 65c. Sale Price ..,........ 45c
COTTON TEA TOWELING
Regular 20c. Sale Price
150
MERSE GINGHAMS
Regular price 50c. Sale Price 40c.
All colored and white -Flannelettes
at reduced prices.
Bleached Sheeting, 72 inches wide.
Regular $1.15. Sale Price S5c Cotton spools 10c:
outhc"ott Bros..
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The writer often thinks that we in
Ontario are poor advertisers. We'are
so modest that we do not tell others
of our really remarkable excelIenciea''
and so each section goes on in its in-
growing pride, without letting others
in on the secret. Huron has set the
pace by the remarkable discovery
that it is "some, punkin," but what
would happen if sonic other county
Sh.ould'after all discover thatit Pro-
duces' some elhoice records in itdown
;way, too, and challenge the -standing
of Huron in the society life of this
little, province?
«3OO.0O CA514 174.TltZE•' CONTEST
Three hundred dollars in cash lS
being tiered as a prize to the cr.c who
g+tosses 110.0.1'0S,Lt0,016' car t` ii€lnes
of trade of the C1hlitea Stales with
Cart a eta, for TTebruary. flee tine offer
made by "M"4.' CANADA,r' en page
five, "My Cai`ada " is .goon` to be is-
sued ivdek by,Week lis i nxa:dz'a Nh-
ilonal "\Veekly, to provide <.r, Canadian
"Poets" for Canadians; for Canada,,,
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Barrister, Solicitor,: Notary
Public, Conveyancer. , •-
Solicitor for the Molsons Bank,
etc.
Invest your funds in Vic-
tory, Dominion of • Canada,
Provincial and Municipal
Bonds., .
Legal investment for Trust
Funds.
At existing. prices,' from '6
per cent to 7 per cent can be
obtained from these 'bonds,
Orders received by me.
Money- to loan at' `lowest
rates of inte'rest.
OFFICE -
Carling Block, Main. Street,
EXETER, ONT.
FOR SALE-Popular,Garland
Range with reservoir and hih warm-
ing closet in Al shape. Cheap. Apply
to Powell's Bazaar, Phone 55. •
TENNANT
4; , .:Veterinary. Surgeon i
TOffice-McDonnell's'Sales'Stables on
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractor
William and Sanders streets. Tues-
days, Thursdays & Saturdays, hours
10 a.in..to 4.30 p.m. Consultation
and examination free at office.
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USE "DIAMOND DYES
Dye- right! Don't risk'
your material. Bach pack-
age of "Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions so simple
that any woman can
diamond -dye a new, rich
color into old garments,
draperies, coverings, every-
thing, whether wool, silk,
linen, cotton or mixed goods.
Buy "Diamond Dyes" -no
other kind -then -perfect re
sults are guaranteed even if
you have never dyed before.
Druggist has "Diamond Dyes
Cc:Jr. Card".. -16 . rich colors.
RE -OPEN LIVERY STABILE.
Mr. William Ilodgert wishes to
FOR SALE' -Peninsula coal : or announce that he has reopened his
wood ran ini livery stable for the winter. Phone
ge,good. condht on. Apply 117J or leave orders at the Central
to Ernest Appleton.
. `Hotel.
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BRICK: HOUSE FOR SALE --At
once, on the Delbridge pasture farm,
on the 11 'concession of Usborne. "Ap
Ap-
ply to Lewis E. Fanson.
A" farmer frienddropped dPp
o ed into the
offibe of an. Ontario, weekly newspa-
per:tlie other•,day and remarked that
the auction sales, which were adver-
tised in the •newspapers, ; were much
better attended than those *here no
such publicity was given. "The object
of "having an auction sale," rhe said,
"is to sell as many articles at as high
prices as possible .and it stands to
reason that the larger -the crowd the
greater the competition and the mere
articles brought under the hammer,
and probably 100°persons will read
the list of articles in' the paper, to
one who reads the 'hills." Certainly
one should' insert the salein the pa-
per. It "does not need any agrurnent;
and the money is wellispent if it only
"attracts one ektra buyer.., -
T1IEN AND NOW. .
Year 1610. -Indians Sell Manhat-
tan Island for case of whiskey.
Year 1920r --Citizens offer to•swap
back. -Ex."
FOUR DAILY PAPERS
Toronto Daily Globe .. $5.00
µToronto Daily World . $4:00
Toronto Daily Star. $3.00
London Daily Free Press . $5.00
London Daily Advertiser $5100
Family Herald & Weekly Star $1.50
Fanners' Advocate' .'.... .:$1.60.
Canadian CountrymanCountryan ...... $1.00
Slontreal Weekly Witness
World -Wide $2,00
Toronto Saturday Night $4.00
MacLean's Magazine $3,00
Rural Canada ... . , . $1.00
The Youth's Companion`. .. - $2.50',
Phe Farmers' Sun . $1.50
Fanners' Magazine ..... .. $2.00
Christian Guardian $2.00
The Exeter Times has a clubbing,
rite with most daily nnd weekly p;l
Pers. To find the Clubbing rate' add
the price of the papers you wish, to
subscribe for and subtract 25c from
a 3ai1y paper and l0c froth a w,.,ok
and: the Empire. 'v paper,
GIRL • :.WANTED -For general
irot}sehold purposes. Apply to Mrs.
W,.,: J. Neaman.
Fittomwagew
THE EXETER TOMS
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
P
ADVERTISING RATES ,
Display Advertising -,-Made knaavn
on application.
Stray' Animals One. insertion 500
three insertions for $1.00
Farm or Real Estate for sale 50o
each insertion for one month of four
insertion.
Miscellaneous articles -of not more
than five lines, 'For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion ^50c. Lost,and found locals 25e.
Loca1.reading notices :etc.10c per
line per insertion: No notice less.
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction sales $3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in length.,
Legal advertising 10c and 5c s
line. �!
Saws gummed, wood .turning,
wood pumps repaired and accessor„t
ies on hand. -S. J. V. Cann, Exeter,
Phone 116.
DON'T WORRY
About the high, price of shits. You
won't need a new suit if you will
lets T. H. ELLIOTT do your Clean-
ing, Pressing and Repairing.
Agent for. The American Dyers::'
and -Dry Cleaners, London, Ont.
T.
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SUDDEN' SERVICE SHOP
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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 remedy is
here in good faritt Ties, Scarfs. and
Four=in-hands. Gloves . Collars,
- Shirts, everyytliinn ,n Men's Outfit-
Rings correct to the rnipl.tte.
OUR CHRISTMAS STOCK IS 7IERE
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