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A most refreshing: collection of; New Spring Styles in Ladies`
•and Misses Suits and Coats in all the new and popular• cloths and,
styles, You 'tvlio know what .constitutes the best, and who appreci-
ate exclusiveness, will make it a point of seeing our complete
showing.
NEW. SPRING WALL PAPERS.
Our range of new Wall Papers for this season is by- far the
nicest ever. We can suit any room in your home. They consist of
5beautiful Tapestry patterns in light or dark shades, also plain
colorings and nice Chintn' patterns for bedrooms,.
e.. See our range before doing your decorating,
RUGS! RUGS!
We have a choice assortment of room rugs in Wittons, Velvets,
Brussels, Balmoral and Tapestry's in sizes 2 a4 yards by 3 to 4 yards
by 414. They are in the latest designs. Let us cover' your floor with
a rug you will always be proud to look at.
":NEW SPRING GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ARRIVING
EVERY DAY AS FOLLOWS:
MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRING CAPS MEN'S SUITS
BOYS' SUITS NEW FELT HATS
BLACK .AND COLORED SILKS FANCY DRESS VOILES
SPECIAL —All Ginghams, in some lovely plaids and checks, at 33c
per yard,
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An invitation is extended to you and your friends to be present ata
Power Farming Educational ..,,..�.._ z� l Lecture with
Motion PicturesQ
to be held in
Exeter Mon.
March. 14th
At one o'clock in the afternoon.
J. F. CLARK, Speaker.
LECTURE TOPICS -(a) Power Farming' Possibilities in Ontario.
(b) Preparing the Seed Bed.
(c) Application of the Tractor on the Ontario Farm.
(d) Purchasing Machinery for Cash.
(e) Operating Tractor Implements,
MOVING PICTURES—(a) Preparation of the Seed Bed.
(b) Growing of the Corn PIant, (which shows the ac-
tual development and growth in a perfect and im-
properly, prepared seed bed.)
(c) Keeping the Boy on the Farm,
(d) Buying a Tractor.
We
Pemonnm
especially invite every far mer and U. F. 0
MILO SHELL,
Exeter,On
te
Ford Dealer,
member.
YOUR DAILY PAPERS
Toronto Daily Globe . ...$5.00
Toronto Daily World ........$4.00
Toronto Daily Star ....$3.00
Loado.n Daily Free Press ....$5.00
London Daily Advertiser ....$5.00
Family Herald `& Weekly Star $1,50
Farmers' Advocate ... .. $1.60
Canadian Countryman . ; $1.00
Mentreai Weekly Witness , ...$1.65
World -Wide $2.00
Toronto Saturday Night • $4.00
illacLean's Magazine $3.00
Rural. Canada $1.00
The Youth's Companion $2.50
The Farmers' Sun $1.50
Farmers' Magazine $2.00'
Christian Guardian ... „ . $2.00
The Exeter Tithes has a clubbing
mate with most daily and weekly pa-
pers. To find the clubbing rate add
the price of the papers you wish to
subscribe for and subtract. 25c. from
a /ally paper and 10c from, a week -
'Y paper.
FOR SALE—Massey-Harris cream
separator, 500 lbs, cap nearly new;
Indian pony, 4 years old. Also apple
butter and boiled cider. Apply to
Seavanus .1. Cann, Exeter. Phone' 115.
A quiet wadding was solemnized
in Ontario Street Church, Clinton, on
February 22, 1'021, when Miss Mary
Clete, holland, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 0." A_, liolland, bocarrie the bride
of ',Mr„ William Merritt Na.diger, son
of Mr. and. Mrs, W: J., Nacliger, `They
will make their Bonze at Seaforth.
Rowe
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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AND EMBALMER
.Embalmer's' License No, 210.
MOTOR HEARSE SERVICE
Phone 20J and 20W.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cornish, of
Windsor, and Mr. Manning, of High
gate, attended the funeral of- the.
,late Thomas Cornish on Saturday,
last.
The Stratford police have on their
Iamb a •most ardent admirer of the
famous outlaw, Jesse` James,' in the
person of John Edward Blackmon,
alias John Edward Barky, aged '18,
Ile -was arrested at Mitchell
on a•
charge of carrying concealed weap-
ons. Though not out of his teens he
claims to have travelled from coast
to coast and -to have escaped from
Miniico Industrial School on seven
occasions, the last being ill Noveni
ber. He boasts of having `kread• nine,
voiumee of the Iife of Jesse James,'.
the famous bandit. It appears that:'
daring, the last few days he has been'
ivorryiug farmers along the' country ()di
1
road by flourishing a revolver, He of
had no gun, bat some ea,rtriclges; .Ain
he
is
when arrested.
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EXETER•
arket Report - True. ioilowfng 1Y
the report of the Exeter 11�a k.t
corrected'' every Wednesday,
Wheat $2,Q0..
Oats 4c.
Barley 63 to 75c
Manitoba flour $5.05,`
Family flour $5,40,
Shorts $2.00 per 100 lbs.
Bran $2,00 per 100 Ibs.
Feed noun $2.73.
Eggs 40c.
Dairy butter 47c.
Creamery butter 62c,
Lard 28c,
Hogs $12.50..
149.4.00-40. �, P,ae'..,.,....
LOCAL.
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1�Ir. Charles Christie, of town, is
quite seriously ill at his home.
Mr, Alex, Stewart, of London, .vis
ited in Exeter over the > week -end.
Mr. Lorne Baskerville, of Wing -
ham, is visiting town for a few days.
Mr. George Lewis, of Arpin, Wis,,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. 5. Hand-
ford.
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane is visiting her
sister, Miss Verda Leavitt, in Wal-
kerville.
Miss Reta Rowe's room. at the
school is closed •owing to the illness
of the teacher.
Miss Ethel Sweet left last week
for Tilsonburg to re -open her_mil'-
linery parlors.
Mrs, Thornton, of Windsor, visited
her. mother, Mrs. S. Handford, over
the week -end,
Mrs, James Mitchell, of Centralia,
who recently half the misfortune to
break her, leg, is recovering.
Mumps have been very prevalent
in the community and several'cas`s
of scarlet fever are reported.
Advantage has been taken of the
recent snowfall to get a number 't
logs out of the woods on sleighs.
Mrs. Beverley and Mrs. Hy. Welsh
attended the funeral of the late Mrs
Sural-lacombe at Hensel]. recently.
Mr. Leon Viera delighted the
James Street congregation on .Sun
day evening with a violin selection
Miss E. M. Bowey and Miss Fiore
Dinney are visiting in London with
the fornzer's sister, Mrs. K. G
Clarke.
Mrs E. Erwin, of London, is visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Bissett, owing to the illness of the
former.
The children of Miss Kinsman's
room at school are having a holiday
for -a few days while the room is be-
ing disinfected.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolla Wood, who
have spent the past -' six. months in
Vancouver, B.C., returned' to Exe-
ter, on Saturday.
Mr. W. H. Kay and family of :Far-
quhar, have moved to town and are
occupying the apartments over Dr.
Browning's drugstore.
Mr. Charles Harvey and ,Mr. S^
M. Sanders were in Toronto» last
week' attending the Provincial, tem-
perance convention.
Mr. John Gillespie was able to
take his place on the bus the latter,
part of the' week after being off for
several days owing_ to illness.
Mr. Wm. Parsons has been seri-
ously ill,at • his • home on North 'St.
During'�the past few days he has
been making progress towards' re-
covery.
Mrs. Wni. Hawkshaw,' who iias
been quite. ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Newell, fur
about two weeks,; is slightly improv-
ed -the, past few; days.
•Miss Alice [landlord returned
home last Friday after visiting for
several days at Brookyln, near To-
ronto, where she was called'owing
to the death of her aunt, Mrs. Lewis.
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The trial of Rev. J. O. L. Sprack-
lin, of Windsor, was followed with
much interest by the residents of
this community and the verdict of -
the jury of not guilty met with.gen-
eral apoval.
Mr. A. T. Cooper, of Clinton, Hu-
ron County temperande secretary,
_conducted the services at - Thames
Road' and Kirkton Presbyterian
churches _ on Sunday last in the in-
terests of temperance.
Mr. W. S. Sanders will give his
noted address on Song Birds in the
Canon Presbyterian Church on
March 4th at 8 p,m. Those who
have heard hir. Sanders consider it
a treat. Good music will also, he fur-
nished. .Admission, children 10c,
adults 15c.
The Methodist church sheds at
Mitchell area no* kept » locked and
all farmers who have the'right to
put their horses in the eheds when
they come to town have keys. The
same regulations. have been adopted
in connection with` Trinity church
sheds...
Mrs. Richard Davis, who has been
in very poor' health, for several
months, was taken to Victoria Hos-
pital, London, on Friday last where.
she underwent an' X -Ray examine,
tion with the < hope of locating the
cause of here illness. She has the
sympathy of many friends in her'
ness.•
• Bro. S. A. Popiectone, of Blyth,
lzas been asked to take part with
other Past. Grand Masters in exem-
piffyin:g the 1iiitiatory' Degree of the.
Fellows before, Granit Sire
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the Sovilreig;n, Grand Lodge of
erica in the Odd bellows' Temple,
onto. 'rhe concleve to be conchici-
:itis spring.
With the
��tuc�r�hes
CAVE' Passu 1I1IRIAN CJIIVROJI
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
classes.
11 a.m.--"Christ's Teaching for the
Security of Society."
7 p.zil---,"Silnple, Sloth, and Pre-.
, sunzption."
Boys Scouts at "y'' Sat. at 7 P.m,
JANES STREET Ii TRODIST
CHURCH
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A., castor.
Rev, E. G: Powell of Lucan, will
be in charge of both services.
3,00 ;p.m. --Sabbath School and
" Bible .classes,
A" good choir—A hearty welcome,
MAIN ST. METrfornST CmJRCi
Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
11\a.xn,—"Christ's Compassion on
the Crowd."
3.00 p.m.-S1!'nday School and
Bible classes.
7 pen: ---"An Old -Fashioned Son:"
BETHANY
2.30 p.m„ ----"Father."
Y P.C.A.
Rev. McAllister will give an ad-
dress on "Men as Weathervanes,"
using Baalam is 'an illustration.
Messrs. Viera and Welsh will give
some selections on the violin. All
come on Friday at 8 pen.
SALE »OF i3UTTERMILIi.
The buttermilk of Winchelsea+
Creamery will be sold by auction on
Thursday, March '10, 1921, at the
farm of Mr. Charles Upshall, Win-
chelsea, immediately preceding Mr.
Upshall's asle, Terms made known
Upshall's sale. Terms made known
R. S. BROWN, Auctioneer
Exeter Creamery .Company, Limited,
W. G., Medd, Secty.-Treas.
SALE OF BUTTERMILK.
The buttermilk of the Exeter
Creamery will be sold on Saturday,
March 12,-1921, at two o'clock at
the creamery. Terms. made known
at time of sale.
C. W. ROBINSON, r S.Auctioneer •
Exeter Creamery Company, Limited,
W. G. Medd, Seety.-.Treas.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
On Saturday, March 12, 1921, and
following days, we will make a
special display of Trimmed : Millin-
ery and Millinery Merchandise at
our showrooms. Thisshowing will
be particularly attractive. -T. V.
Curtiss.
NOTICE
We wish to inform the public that
the disturbance that has been going
on in the Dome Theatre, lately,, will
be stopped immediately, and any
person or persons who donot con-
duct themselves in as sensible man-
ner willbe asked to leave the the-
atre or else behave themselves. A
number of complaints have been
made to us along this line and we
hope that this will put „a; stop to any
recurrence of the same. -Manager.
CHINESE FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
The treasurer has 'received the
following further donations: Sidney
Snell $5.
A CORR1Ea,CTION.
In our report of the oyster sup-
per at S. S. No. 3, Usborne, Iast
week, the result of` 'a ' sparrow
shoot, we mentioned that 'the sup-
per was put up by the side: captain-
ed by Nelson Roach. This was an er-
rot\ as the side captained by Thos.
Ballantyne were the losers and pro-
vided the supper.
U. F. O. ENTERTAINED.
•The Exeter branch.of the U. F. O.
was entertained on Thursday eve-
ning, February 24th, in the Sunday
school room of the Trivitt Memorial
Church 'by Rev: A. A. Tru,mper i»n"
the way of lantern slides, showing
agriculture in» practically all its
branches. Tile slides were clear and
distinct and were accompanied by a
well-prepared lecture,' including a
very clear and: comprehensive ex-.
planation of each;slide, which made
the'Occasion exceedingly instructive
as well as entertaining. At the con-
clusion ofthe slides, duetts' were
rendered by Mr., anti, Mrs. Edward
Welsh, Miss Lila Sanders accom-
panying them, which' was,.pp
a reciat-'
ed by `aII present. An invitation was
extended to thein for, their return
on a similar ocCl,sion. A'hearty vote
of thanks was tendered Co.. Mr.
Tramper for his kind invitation and
splendid entertainment, to t,laicli he
replied, expressing h.,,zincere appro-
val of the good work tbe,'L'.F.O. are
-endeavoring to 'do'fci• the benefit of
humanity and front that .sLand point
be was ready and 'villin , at all,
tinics to' assist any organization. with
time abject in view.
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Men s Suits
Our new Spririg'"Suits are here, They are in models for ,Men ' or
Young -Men. This season we are featuring Walter.Blue's fineiclothin
g.
They represent honest value at an honest price. Easter will ' soon be
. here. Make your choice early.
NEW HOUSE DRESSES.
This week we are
showing a fine.
new range of house ; dresses: The
cloths
are better .and prices lower.
$1.75 to $4.50.
SHOE SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. LADIES PINE SHOES AT SPECIAL PRICES
If you can wear 23 3 or 33/z, we are placing on our tables 25
pairs of Ladies' Shoes in small sizes that sold at $4.00 and.00 $ 5
This is a very special offer. " Your choice at per pair,$2.$ a pair.
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Rubbers to fit while the quantity lasts at perp air 50c.
BLEACHED TWILL SHEETING.
85 -INCH WHITE FLANNELETTE
Two hundred yards of : White
Flannelette, 35 inches wide. A- good
weight that has been selling at 40c
a yard. While this lot lasts -Special];
at 10 yards for $2.75.
If your supply of sheeting is low,
come in and see this excellent cloth.
Many have beenwaiting-for these
lower prices. Buy now. Regular
$1.25. Special Price 75e, "
• CANTON FLANNEL.
In bleached or unbleached, of
good weight and durability. These
cloths sold for 40c a yard. We have
about 80 yards to clear for this
week. Special price -10 yards for
$2.75.
FORTY PAIRS OF MEN'S PANTS WITH FREE BRACES FOR $5.48.
From the Tolton Mfg. Co., one of the best makers. These pants,are
regular $6.00, $6.50 and $7.50 -values. This week only you take your
,pick for $5.48 and we give you a pair of 75c braces free.
outhcoft Bros.
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I. R, CARLING B.A.
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 cegt to 7 per cent can be
obtained from : these bonds.
Orders received by me.
'Money to loan at lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE—
Carling Block; Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
FOR SALE—Timber frame,/ 22
by 38 feet, 15 foot posts, bents, suit-
able for straw shed or drive shed.
Apply to B. W. P. Beavers' hard
ware'store.
A. E. 'TENNANT THE EXETER TIMES
el nal). Surgeon
Office—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.m, to 4.30 p.m. Consultation
and examination free at office.
FARM FOR SALE.
One hundred acres, being lot 33,
concession'`4, Usborne. On the prop-
erty is a good brick dwelling and
frame -barn, 34 x 80, cement floors
and water inside, 2 never -failing
wells one with windmill, 9 acres of
wheat in and fall plowing all done.
Well tilecl and wire fenced. Reason-
able terms for quick sale. Apply on
penises to Wm. Somerville or C. V.T.
Robinson, Auctioneer, Exeter, Ont..=
A few choice farms in, South Hu-
ron for sale. Also some 'unincumber
ed farm lands in Alberta and Sas
katchewan will be exchanged; for
town or village property." Apply to
Thomas Cameron, Conveyancer, Auc-
tioneer, etc. Box 154, Exeter. Phone
21r12<
RE -OPEN LIVERY STABLE.
BARN FOR SALE—Frame barn Mr. William H
odgert wishes to
30x50, good iron roof, also about announce that he has re -opened his
10 tons of hay in Larn. Apply to livery stable for the winter. Phone
Milton. Russell, 1-17] or leave orders at the -Central
Hotel.
HIGH INVESMENT YIELDS
NOW AVAILABLE,
Dominion of Canada Victory.
Bonds, Province of Ontario' Bonds,
Municipal and other bonds.
ERNEST ELLIOTT
Office—Elliot. Bldg., Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
AUTO LICENSES ISSUED,
Auto licenses are now being issued
in Exeter by S. W. Sims. No need
to go out of town. Come in and get
yours.
Phone 55 Phone 55
Powell s
Colds. Cough, . loarseness,
,Among old and young are common
these days.
REMEDY: ,
r: Our NAMELESS Cataarh Remedy
and Cough Syrup is a 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 benficiai results
to the boys who struggled there for
our -comforts here. -65c for the two,
or by mail, 75c, ,
Watch11-
t rs place weekly for, fur-
ther announcements.
'DROP IN OFTEN;
Phone r%.,
The Horne of the New' Edison''
Subscription rate $1.50 a year;
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising—Made, known
on application.
Stray Animals --One insertion 50a
three insertions for $1.00
Farm or Real Estate for sale 60a
each insertion for one month of four
insertion.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five Iines, For Sale, To Rent.
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost
and found locals 25c.
Local reading notices etc., 10c`a _.-
line per insertion. No notice less
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c. e
Auction sales `-$ 3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent In-
sertion if under five inches in length.
Legal advertising '10c and 5c ai
line.-
Saws 'gummed, wood turning,
wood pumps repaired and accessor-
ies on hand.—S. J. V. Cann, Exeter,
Phone 116.
]PLEASE
Take time and read this add
You will save money just by let-
ting T. %I. ELLIOTT clean and press
and repair your old suit.
Lalso send suits away to be dyed
and dry cleaned.
Three-piece suit dyed x;4,50
" dry cleaned $2.00
T. 1{. ELLIOTT
SUDDEN SERVICE SHOP,
Our New Spring. goods Are
Arriving ver Day
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How
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Core in and see o,re , a
W Styles
It's easy to upset good form with
an out» of form tie. That's
why it
so Often happens. The remed-
iiy is
here i
.good form Ties, Scarfs and
Four-in-hands. Gloves, Collars,
... Shirts, everyything , in :Men's Outfit-
i',iings correct to, the minute.
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