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REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS WILL BE FOUND ON OUR TABLES
AT GREATLY. REDUCED PRICES
Ladies' Coats and Furs
Every Ladies' and. Misses' Winter Coat must be sold regardless
of price. You can surely;'save dollars,"" by buying an tip -to -date
Coat, or a nice Set of Ours now; also odd Muffs and Stoles.
Pure Wool Serges
,Ladies' satire wool Serges in Navy Blue; Brown,' Green, Grey and
Black in remnants for Dresses, Skirts, Waists or ends for Children's
Dress at exactly half price.
Cotton Stockings
Ladies' and Children's Stockings, black only, in the plain or
fine ribbed, 25e per pair, or 4 pairs for 95c.
ew Spring Ginghams
Our first shipment of spring goods are now in stock. See our
full range of new Gingham in the very latest patterns and colors.
Grocery Specials
Be sure and visit our grocery clepartnnent when
groceries at the lowest prices.
,HIGHEST, PRICES PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE.
in want of fresh
Stew rt
The Leading Furniture
Dealer
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Facilities and Service Unsurpassed
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO .FUNERAL DIRECTING
FINEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP- TO -DATE EQTJIPMENT
INER
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
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Fe'bruary Sale
Down, Down, Down go prices
,e want _to .reduce our stock.
100 Cups and Saucers,: regular 35d, novs
Look!
..59c
50 Cream Jugs,'regulan .50c,' now ' : " ..39c
Butter Tubs, regular 75c and $1.00, now 49c.:
NEW CHOCOLATES' 39c POUND NEW: CHOCOLATE BARS '
ONE SWELL CABINET GRAPHOPHONB.,..NEW, .6 RECORDS $10:0.00
Powell's Bazaar
MUSIC EVERY DAY.
GLAD TO SEE YOU. COME.
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders for the rent of the
grounds of the Exeter Agricultural
Society will be received by the Sec-
retary on or before the 15th day of
February. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. All envelopes.
should' be addressed "Tenders for
Fair grounds"
R. G. SELDON, Secretary
Liberal Meeting
TO THE :LIBERALS OF SOUTH
HURON
A meeting of Liberals will be held
in the Hensall Town Hall on Satur-
day, Feb. 11 t at 2.30 p. m. for the
purpose of selecting delegates to at-
tend the convention inh Toronto, at
which a Liberal leader for the Prov-
ince will be selected.
LOST -On Sunday, Jan. 29, on
Main St. a gentleman's lined kid
glove. Finder please leave at Times
Office.
THE EXETER TIMES
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising -Made knows
on •application.
Stray AniinaIs-One insertion 60c'
thr
e.,
` e insertions
'for $1.00
Far.
m or Real 1 Estate for sale 50e
each in
sortion Por one month of four
1oeertion.
Mlssellan.eous articles of not adore
z'ther( five lines, For Sale, To Relit,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Loe
and. found locals 25c..
Lnral 'reading notices etc. 10c 0 per
19ita ear insert'ion. No notice lest
.h ^a 2 < ir 7; 1
,Garr df
Thank
s SAc-
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Shy -
tins nit . rales3 . for. one dins
$ ortict;
0 alot' nri l�•l, : i. ,.p, 'earth . 1.11aaequent lti•
9 !
Pilin under e f u cr five Inches in length
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LLegal• ti , 4 t. t.isitig. °tOc' rind' Sc
line.
The regular sleeting of the Junior
Farmers •will be held in Senior's hall
Thursday, February- 9th at 8 p.m.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent. Arrangements are being made
for a sparrow match.
U. F. 0; • ME:.TING.
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U.b O. Club Meetns' w: l '
,l be
11 .5n S nlor's Hail on Feb 11. The
business session followed by en old
time spelling nzatch-ladies vs, gentle-
men, led by Mrs, Hiram, Shap ^.n and
Mr. George' W estcott, This`tobc fol-
lowed by a sing -song led by Mr, W.
Ford and Mr. and Mrs. H'srar Shapton.
Everybody welcome,
BUSINESS GROWING
Owing to our rapidly growing
business, we are now located in the
large brick garage on James St. just
off Main. We are fully equipped
with the hest machinery ' including
acetyline gas welding outfit. We are
prepared to repair all makes of cars
and other machinery. Cars requir-
ing repairs, stored free. All work
guaranteed. -` Prices reasonable.
A. Al.' Kernick
ANNUAL MEETING
USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the members of
the Usborne : and Hibbert Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will
P .� 1 be
held
in the hall, Farquhar, ' Monday, Feb-
ruary 611i, 1922, at 1 p. in° for the
purpose 'ailss
*ece:ivfng the reports of
Directors and Auditors for the past
year and for the election of two Di-
rectors and two Auditors and for
other business.
The Directors whose terns of office
expires,.
but'•who •are :: eIigii?le for re-
election are; Robert Norris r r
.2nd,.„ T.
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, ITI,NI3T7LL. Seorc;ta • t9,.
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Farquhat,, .Tanuefy 5, ' 1022.
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Market: Report --Che following 1$
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wednesday;
Wheat,, $1,18
Oats 340 to 40c.
Barley 48c to 55c.
Manitoba Flour $3.9,0.
Familj^ Flour $3,65
Pastry Flour $3.40
Shorts, $7.55 per cwt.
)3ran,:.$1.00, per cwt.
Feed flour $2.00.
Creamery Butter 44c.
Dairy butter 34c to 37e
New laid eggs 40e
Lard 16c to 19e
Hogs $11.25
LOCAL
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Big sale of furniture at Gardiner's.
Mrs. Dr. Graham is visiting friends
in. Sarnia this week.
Mrs. J, W. Powell has been indis-
posed for a few days,
Miss Olive Hern, is visiting her
brother Norman, at Norwich.
Miss'Nicol, of McGillivray, is visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Mavi*son.
Reeve B. W. F. Beavers returned
home Saturday evening -after attend-
ing the county council at Goderich.
Miss Annie - Day returned Monday
after visiting for several days in
Toronto.
Miss Jennie Harper, of Toronto,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tinos..
Cameron.
Mr: Ed. Davis, of Forest, spent
the week -end with his parents, • Mr.
and Mrs. S. Davis.
Mr. J. G. Stanbury is in Ottawa
this week as counsel on a case in the
Exchequer Court.
Capt. McGillivray and Lieut. Par-
nell •of the Salvation Army, spent
several days in London last week.
Mr. Thos. Pryde has related the
house of Mr. Silas Johns on Albert
St. and expects to move in shortly.
Mr. Jonah Pedlar, of Petrolea, is.
visiting his brother, Mr., John Pedlar
and expects to remain for some time.
Miss Ethel Day and a lady friend
from London, spent ; the week -end
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Day.
There will be skating at the Dome,
rink on Saturday night only of this
week on account of the hockey
Matches.
Mr. Wm. Edmunds has resumed
his position as teller at the Molsons
bank after holidayingat his home
in "Thedford.
Rev. Anderson, of Clinton, is'assis-
ting Rev. M. J. Wilson with special
services at James street Methodist
church this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunsford, who
have been visiting in this vicinity
for several weeks, left last Friday,
for Marlette, Mich:,
-Mrs. John Hawkshaw has been -un-
der the doctor's care for a week.
Her daughter, Mrs. Livingstone, of
Stratford, is in attendance upon her.
Miss Winnie Essery, of Centralia,
who has been visiting at-Mr.;A_ Hast-
ings, for the past four weeks has .ac-.
cepted a position in Mr. Joynt's'store
in Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs Frank . -Willis, . of
Springside; Alta., who pave been vis-
iting for a few days, with the former's
mother, left this week for their home
in the 'West. -
Master Donald Gladinan,, son of
Mr. _ and Mrs. F. W. Gladman, - is ill
with-apendicitis. Dr. l'400re, of- Lon-
don was, called in consultation with
Dr. Hyndman, and performed, an op-
eration on Monday. Donald is doing
as well as can be expected.
The Junior hockey team was at
Granton Saturday afternoon and
-enjoyed 'a friendly game with the
Granton 'players. The Exeter team
won by the nae row margin of 5 to 4.
Miss Li1 Taylor °l f M G°Il
s ay or, punipa o c v-
ary In.owles, will hold an exhibition
and sale of her oil paintings in Sen-
ior's Hall, • on Feb. 10th and llth,
Friday ' from 1.30 to 5, Saturday
10.30 to 4.30. •Every one invited.
ANNMEETING
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The Annual meeting of the Exeter
District Branch, of the Ontario Plow-
man's Association was held in the
Public Library, on Friday afternoon-
with a goodly number in attendance.
After the preliminary business and
discussion was dealt with the follow-
ing officers and directors, were elect-
ed: President, John Allen; 1st
Vice President, Enos Herdman; 2nd
Vice President Wm. Turnbull; Sec'y,
W. 11. Shapton; Treas., Milton Luth-
er. ..Directors: M. Routley, R. D.
Hunter, Mr. Jinks, Thos. Mawhinney,
Oscar Klopp, Hedley May, Garnet
Pass:nore; W. M. Robinson, Thos.
Turnbull, B. M. Francis, Alvin Pym.
Auditor: Wilbur Martin. Delegate
to the Annual convention, Toronto,
John Allison. Honorary members:
Win. Black, M. P., Andrew Hicks,
51. P.. P., S. B. Strothers Agr. Rep; °
HOUSE TO BENZ --.;,mall frame
house to rent on. Sanders street. Ap-
ply to E. M. uahc
R eat his harness..
shop.
SEVEN AGES OF MAN
First Age -Sees the Earth.
Second Age =Wants it.
Third Age -Starts to get it.
Fourth lige-•-Decides'
to be satis-
fied with half, of it.
T"if li t trr -
gas-Leer,lne^
a still
more,
moderate.
Sixth Age --Now
content to
possess
..less
a six feat by. Y two feet.Stn•iri
of it
,Seventh Age -----'-Gets' that'striii.'
EXETER TIMES
s...on.�,�.r.
With the Churches
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN' OHgROH
Rev. Janos Foote, 33. A., Minister
10 a.in.-•-Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
11 a. 01. -The Greatest Giver
The Minister
7 p° in. --Decision
The Minister
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening
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JAMES STREET METHODIST'
CHURCH
Rev, M. J. Wilson, B.A., Pastor ',
11.00 a. m. - "Two Dread Diseases"•
"Myopia and, 'Hyper-Metropia"
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Classes.
7. p. in.- "The Man turned , . unto.
another Man"
A sang service at 7 P• •nz. for a'few
minutes. Come and help.
Special services each evening rex-
cept Saturday. •
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Geo. McAlister, 111 'A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
11.00 a. nn.--"Uutil His Coming"
3 p.m. -Sunday school and Bible
Classes,
7.00 p. tn.'-A Cave'Dweller'
BETHANY •'
2.30 P. in. -"The Lord's' Supper"
• Y. P. C.. A.
Ladies only on -Wednesday nights
from 7 to 8 P. M: All •members from
8to11P.M. • -
Tlze fee on alley is reduced to 5: cents
to• all •for the next four weeks.
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irst Ar Sale
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Services in the Public Library,next
Sunday. •
11 a.m.-Holiness meeting
7 p.m: -Salvation meeting
2.30 p.m. -Sunday school and Bible
class and special sand tray' fsii.
primary 'class.
Cottage meeting in. North -End oil:
Tuesday night.
Good • glasses if ' you need blest
Goodadvice if you don't. ..
J. WARD, D.C., Optoinetaist
EXETER
FOR SAKE -Wyandotte cockerels
Martin's all-star mating. Just a few,
left, $2S00 •sip. Apply to . F. M.
Boyle. r= '
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WANTED -Men and . Women to
sell to women in homes rubber -lined
waterproof Gingham Aprons for use
in the kitchen. - Can easily earn $14
daily ':and ' more. , Rapid' .seller. and
ready. demand. Send 75 cents fox
sample apron and 'full particulars.
Money refunded if sample returned
BRITTISH RUBBERCOMPANY,
232 :McGill Street;' MONTREAL.
A.. DOLLAR; SAVED PIS A DOLLAR
MADE, -SO F WHY NOT LET :.
'P. H. ELLIOTT:,„ ,, . ,
HELP TO' SANE YOU DOLLARS
by Cleansing ,P:ressing, or Repairing
your old Suits and Overcoats. If
you let T. H E. have that old surf �to
overhaul you . svon t Ia1ve to buy.'a
new one.. :Always :at your service.
SUCCESSFUL BOX':SOCIAL
A box social was .held in the Triv-
itt Memorial School hall on Tuesday
evening under' the auspices of the L
0. L. There was a fair attendance.
A good program of.rnusic and addres-
ses , was given:' Following the pro-
gram boxes providedby the ladies
were put up for auction. About
forty boxes were sold, all cf which
were very attractive and some espec-
nal
PHONE 184.
,From
. Feb. 1st to
February 2th
This is our first' AnnuaLSale. All winter goods must be cleared
out regardless of cost " We are marking New Goods at a very low
margin of pre -Is bought 'here this ;month will mean a big ,
saving to you
.,LADIES' AND MISSES' I+UR-COL-
LARED 'COATS
35.00 and $40.00 values
„Sale Price, each $22.50
ALL WOOL SERGE DRESSES
Sale Price, each $10.95
C1 ICLDREN'a VESTS iii DRAWERS
Regular 45c value
Sale Price; each 25c
COATES' 200. ^ YARD COTTON
SPOOLS
Sale, Price '4 for ,25c
LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOTH
COATS
Last years styles,'Sale:Price ' 11.75
ALL WOOL SERGE
Drown and Blue, Sale Price 85c: yd.
ALL LINEN TOWELLING
Sale Price per" yard 32c'
7'IN. WRITE FLANNELETTE''
Sale Price per yard 18c
40 IN. FACTORY, COTTON
Sale Price per ,yard 25e
SPLENDID TEA.,TOWELLIATGG
;Sale Price, per yd. 180 r
Wall Papers
We invite you to see our large stock of Wall Papers,ers, Last sea-
son's son's papers are being offered at exactly half price. '
MEN'S SWEATER COATS'
Sale Price $2.90
Men's Rubbers, best quality, ,Sale
Price $1.25.
Ladies' Rubbers, best quality, Sale
price 95c.
Ladies' Cloth Rubbers, best qual-
ity, Sale Price 95c
SCOTCH FINGERING YARN'
Sale Price $1.35
50 pairs' Ladies' Lace and Button
Shoes, Sale Price` $1.98.
50 pairs of Boys Lace and Button
shoes, Sale Price $1.98.
$6.00 Men's Shoes, Sale Price $3.50
Men's Blue' and White stripe Over-
alls, $1.48:
These Prices are Good Only for This ` Month
any other lines at reduced prices.;.Don't' fail` to ca
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Barrister, Solicitor Notary
Public,Conveyancer.
Solicitor' for The MolsoneBank,
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
Money to ; loan at lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE --
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
wets
Dray
J
n Baggage, .
d
ANYTHING YOU' HAVE TO MOVE
WE MOVE IT REASONABLY
l9, so. The' proeeecls were in aid of MOTOR TRUCK AND HORSE DRAY
the L.O.L. orphanages. Mr, C.- W. AT YOUR SERVICE '
Robinson auctionedoff the boxes.
GOOD CROWD AT MASQUERADE
CARNIVAL
One of the best Masquerade car-
nivals .that have been held in Exeter
in years was .held at the Dome rink
on Friday evening of • last week.
There was a good attendance. A
large number were in• costume, and
as we have heard . some one say,'
they were a perfect scream. A. ten
minute comic hockey match between
the spinsters .and the bachelors fur-
nished much amusement. Miss Ha-
zel Laing 'won the ladies ..race and
was awarded -a live white baby in the
form of 'a, little white pig with a'
ribbon around its neck. Miss Lain
1g
had to capture e
her prize 'which she
did and led it'
off file ..ice by the rib-
bon. • The boys 'race under
y 12 Was
won by Geo. >Beaverd. The free-for-
all race was
YHardy.
The
prizes for the fancy' 'costumes were
awarded as follows. Ladies' best
fancy costume, Miss ,Margaret -Glad-
man; Ladies' comic costume, Miss
M; Kuntz
girls' ` comic costume,
S_l
K. fIeanian ladies' beat 'national
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cos tnc
, n _.
t , fills -
s 111 , Varve.
irJs'
fan -
ay costume, Hiss ;'
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Vni'
lista .
c.�r .rLnY,., t, �1:
comic costume, T. Elliott.Tallit:Tine
1..d es or T Nowell, Geo. A'ndet
AUTO LIVERY
Horse,ancl Livery in Connection.
agshaw & Easton
STOCKMEN LISTEN
We have for sale ure -cane feed
eed
Molases, 22c a gallon; 21c in five
,barrel lots, bbls. free. Centralia
Finers Co -Operative Co., Ltd.
A. E. ' TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
'Office -McDonnell's Sales Stables on
John St. Phone calls receive
prompt
attention. Phone 2.6w,
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.the Batteryis the heart
of You>
car. Protect it this winter. We will
gladly give you free
advice
as to las.
proper care: • W. J. Beer.
FOR SALE -100 acre farm, Iot 6,
con. 12, Hibbert, ninety acres cleared
balance sugar bush. Large a,n ge hail;
barn, silo, water works in
stable;
shed,1irict Itouse, never -fail-
ing spring in
bush school ool
on ,farm.
Ten. ..
Ten acmes wheat,
fall '.w"
t
p o plowing tlGtne.
Andrew
v
Apply An Christie,
Ont.
nary Sale
`ock-taking Bargains for
January and February
A man and his tailor should be as close friends as' a man
and his doctor or his ' lawyer, or even his pastor. For well
made well fitting clothes do constitute a most important part,.
of a man's equipment in the business professional kn ssional .and social
world to -day. '.Our tailoring will give you, an air of distinction
in any company.
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PHONE 8`I a
Big sale of furniture at Gardiner's.
CLU73BING LIST.
Exeter Times 1.50 a year; $2
$ s .x1,.4,...00
to the United States.
T;iines and Toronto. Globe $6.25
Times and -Mail & Empire. ..,,.6.25
Times and London Advertiser 6.25
Tunes and London: Free Press' 6.25
Times. and Toronto Star 6.25
Tinies and Farmer's Ad
vocate 3:00
Times & Family Herald & W.S. 3.40
Times and Montreal Witness 3.05
Thies and Farmers Sun 2.90
Times and, Ghristiu
air Guardian 3:40
Times and Canadian Farn12.90
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Times and Presbyterian 1.90
The above ,publications may be
obtained by Times subscribers in any
combination, the pirce for any pub-
lication' beingthe ze figure g n.
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These prices ares for ad dresses in
r"anada or'Great'1Jrittin.
New iron "pumps and fittings in
stock. Iron or wood pumps repair-
ed; wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. J. V. CANN, ERflTER
Phone 115.
DR, JOHN WARD
Chir,
Chiropractic & Electrical Treatments
for
Chronic and Ncryous Diseases.
Spectacles Scientifically fitted. Hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4 and by anointment.
OfliY appointment,
Office-williazri and Sanders Sts.
Phone 43.
Ca
ochrane
ac�ne li . .. .
wors
Cylinders re-ground,and•]'ixigs! and
pistons, f't,fed,,s • °
Grinder PIates re -ground
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