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IcLAR11N`S JELLY POW-
DE S
All flavors, 3 Pkgs for 25c
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES
5pkgs. for 48e ..
6 lbs, }31',ST ROLLED OATS
for 23c
II:I;,ISTIFYSBULK SODAS
per ib. 15c
200 YARD COATES' BEST
COTTON SPOOLS BLACK,
WHITE or 4JOLORED attic ea.
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
ETS
Ibex --the best blanket made
in the largest size 12-4 'white
.grey, pink or blueborders a
Sale Price ,of $2,55.
CHECK GINGHAM
The Latest Patterns for this
season in beautiful colors or
neat chocks. Salo Price • 24e yd.
T & 13 TOBACCO
Men who ,woke look. ~what
we have for yon, 'I' & 13 large
size plug regular $1.00 Sale
Price 72e..
LAUNDRYSOAP
All brands, 10 bars 70c
3 Pkgs. POWDERED AMMON-
IA for 23e.
SHREDED 'WHEAT BISCUITS
her Pkg 12e,
MVIATCHES Reg. 15c Saxe Price '
3 for = 33c.
t i l PALMOLIVE SOAP
3 cakes for 23c
Pure Cane Extra Standard Granulated Sugar; any
brand. $7.40, Per 100 lb. bag
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HOW MUCH HAS THE RED FRONT STORE IN?Vo17R' TOWN
LOWERED THE PRICE OF GROCERIES?
Specials for Thursday Friday, Saturday
Aylmer Peas, 2 tins for 29c.
CORN SYRUP
5 Ib. Tin
GOLD DUST.0
4,5 CORNMEAL C
7 Ibs. for a
CHOICE
PRUNFS
2, lbs. for
29
MATCHES .. .. ....2' for 25c
SNOWFLAKE A14IONIA 3' for 23c
RINSO .., ......:. 2 for 15c
PALMOLIVE SOAP ,...3 for 24e
LUX..... 12e.
PE ARLINE Se
RICE .....:............3 lbs. 25c
SAGL1, ..,.3 lbs. 25c
TAPIOCA' " ....3 lbs. 25c
ROLLED WHEAT ......... 2 lbs. 15c
CREAM OF WHEAT ....4 lbs. 25c
MACARONI 2 for 29c
P. Sz tie, Gold, Surprise, SurWWght,.
fort Soap, 1 bars for 69c,
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SHERRIFF'S 6�9 DULR
MATt:'IALADE, 4 lb Tin s9 CCJCOA, 2 lbs.
10 lbs, Pure
Cane Sugar 75c.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR EGGS
T?.4;d'NANT
rinnr;, arg('on
,ori-irF iloroi:pell s 3a1e: Stables on
John St. [none calls receive proMpt
attention. 'Phone 26w
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Mearlret Report The felbe'wI i lie,
e 1i7
the report . of thzet yr ar�s
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corrected every WedaxearlaY,
heat $133,
Oats 34c to. 40c,
Barley 48c to 650.Manitoba Flour $4.40"
Faiarily Flour 4.15.
,Paetry 'lour ti 3..90
Shorts $1,75 per cwt,
Bran $1.75 per cwt.
Peed flour $2.19
•Creamery butter 43c,
Dairy' butter 340 to 370'
New laid eggs 30c.
Lard 15c to 19c.
Hoge $1$.25
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Captain G. G, 111oGi'1ivarY,' s�ieut
Monday in Stratford,
Several families of Sexsmitli are
down with the "flu."
Mr. AVillain, of Medford, visited in
Exeter over the week -end.
Miss E. M. Bowey, left Monday to
visit for a few days in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. oote and family
spent the weekend in London.
Miss' Olive Knight, of Ilderton,.vis
ited in town over the week-enii.
'Mi Goldie Coshrane, is'able to be
wit again -after his recent` illness.
Jack S1`ire's little lad, in Exeter
north, is very sick with pneumonia.
Miss Margaret Harness, returned
Monday from visiting in S.t. Thomas.
Miss Ruby -Wood, of Thedford, vis-
itecl over the week-endwith her par-
ents.
A. large quantity of baled hay has
been shipped frons Exeter the last
few days.
Miss P. IViner of Crediton, spent
the week -end with her brother, Mr.
0. Winer.
Master Roy Sanders, son of Mr.
l'tobt. Sanders is threatened with
Pneumonia.
The flaxmiil was` closed down
Tuesday, owing to much sickness'
among the employees. -
Mrs. WM. Abbott and her father
Mr. Seed, left on Monday to spend a
couple of weeks in Chicago.
Miss Margaret Muxworthy; of For-
est, visited her sister, Mrs. Garnet
Passmore during the past week:
Mr. Jas Jeckell, of the London
Road north will hold an auction sale
on March 21st. Watch for particu-
lars.
Miss McDonald, who recently sold
her millinery business in town, to
Miss Yelland, has taken a position in
Paris.
Mrs. Dan Davis, has returned from
Ingersoll, .Where site spent several
weeks with her daughters, Mrs. Er-
win and Mrs. Clipson.
Mrs Ronson', of North `Bay, who
has been visiting her parents,1 Mr.
and Mrs. W. J, Bissett, left fgr her
home Monday evening.
Messrs E. J. Horsley and A: J. Per-
rott have exchanged residences, .¥the
latter having purchased -UMhouse`in
which Mr. Harney. resided.
Tuesday, was Shrove Tuesday, or
pancake day. March 1st was Ash
Wednesday. Good Friday' comes on
April 14th and Easter, on April',16th.,
Mr. Ronald Witwer resumed his
duties with Heaman's Hardware, on
Monday atter being off for several
days on account of cutting an artery
in his left arm.
Bulbs etc. for the Horticultural So-
ciety should be ordered now. ` See
that your marked premium list is in
the hand of the secretary, J. G. Stan -
bury at once. •
Mrs.' Thos. Jones and daughter
Miss Elia, were in London= Monday,
attending the funeral of Mrs. Samuel
S. Martin, whose maiden name was
Emily G. Lunn, in her 25th, year.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Andrews', who
have Spent, the winter with relatives
here, left Monday evening for: their
I home at Pointer., Sask. Master Clif-
ton Andrews left a few days previous
to visit in Toronto and will join them
there.
Mr. Hoskin, a student from Vic-
toria College, Torento, occupied the
pulpit in. Main street church on Sun-
day evening,' speaking in the interest
of the Educational Society. He was
at Hensall in the morning and Chis
elhurst in the afternoon.
Among the delegates from South
Huron who were appointed to attend
the Liberal .Convention_, in. Toronto
Wednesday for the selection of a Lib-
eral Leader for the province, were
Messrs Tim Collins, of Stephen; Don-
ald Burns of Hensall; J. R. McEwen,
of Stanley and Wm. Berry, of Bruce
field.
Rev. J. M. Wilson was' taken ill on
F.riclay last with influenza and the
pulpit in Ja.rnes street church on Sun-
day morning was taken by J. M.
Scnthcott.a 'A song service and organ
recital was held in the evening and
was muds enjoyed by those present.
Miss Edna, Follick sang two solos
that were very iiucli appreciated.
On Tuesday evening the Epworth
League of the Main street Methodist
church, was addressed by Mr. E. J.
Wothey, TYLA., principal of the Exe-
ter High School, on the subject of
"Citizenship The address was a
good one, slio'wing' Careful prepaia-
oii: Mr. IVethey, after explaining
ie origin of government, pleaded
or a kindly interest in 'and .a, v�el-
ome for the foreign emigrant and
ale British born• 11 OW corner^'as well
s for heater moral and' chiis~tian
i t, on the part of it Can dianu
e pedally e nphaa ,l sed the pre- t
w: c pe
f'":".. leadership..
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We have for sale pure cane feed n
14lolasos, 22c a gallon; ,.21c in five If
barrel. lots, b1rle. free; - Centralia
Parhiei.s .CO—Operative. Co,, Ltd.
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With the Chuvel
(AVON" .PRESUITERIAN CHURCH
Rey. ampsJfiloote
, E. Aw Mii dSt®
10 a.m.—Sunday School and 3ible
Classes;
1:1 a, in, --""The independence oil
Spirit to Thee,"
The Ministe
P, iia. -.,-"Societies' Ingratitude to
its Heroes." .,.
The'.Minister.
Boy Scoots meet Friday evening
JAILS STREET 14i(1G" THODYS°li`
CHURCH„.,
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A„ aster,
Services as usual next Sunday, morn-
ing and evening.
3 p.m. --Sabbath School and Bible
Classes.'
Congregational and Choir Singing
Ali welcome
MAIN ST. Mi7[ETUODIST CHURCH
Rev. G1 o. McAlister, M.
(Phone 21, r3,)
11.00 a. m. --Rains of Righteousness
3.00 p. in,—Sunday. School and
- Bible classes
7,00 p. m.—"Footsteps of the Flock"
BETHANY
2.30 p. rn.—"Iu Days Past."
Y. P. G. A.
Ladies only on Wednesday nights
from 7 to 8 P. M. All members from
8 to, 11 P. M.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.'
Services in the, Public Library neiit
Sunday.
11 a.m.-Holiness meeting
7, p.m. ---Salvation meeting
2.30 'p.m.—Sunday school and Bible
class and special sand tray for
primary class.
Cottage meeting in North End on
Tuesday night.
Sexsmith, school has been closed
for a few clays owing to the illness of
the teacher, Miss A. Dow.
Mi's. J. Pincombe, on Friday last
received the sad news of the death of
her sister Mrs. J. M. Dodge, who pas
sed away at her'lionie in St. Johns,
Mich. on Thursday Feb. 23rd. Mrs.
Dodge was a'; daughter of the late
Thos. Barman anis was well and fay-,
orably known in: and around Exeter.
Her husband predeceased her some
twelve years ' ago. 'She leaves to
mourn her loss three sisters, Mrs:
Pincombe and Mrs. Delbridge of Us
borne and Mrs. Wni. Taylor of Vicks-
burg, Miss. Th'e-deceased was in her.
seventy Second y.ii.
T.,
Robert E. Muii;' Chief Engineer.
Municipal roads,also' Engineer Mr.
Irwin, of County roads, of the
Department of ' Pubiid' Eligliways,
Toronto, will be 'in' Hensall on the
evening of March' 15th, Town Hall,,
to address the ratepayers of`Hensali
.and surrounding : municipalities on
rdad and street` improvement: Lan
tern slides will be'used showing con-
struction work done on Roads and
streets :pavements;. throughout . the
province. Tlie lecture, find views pi e
seated Will be interesting ,-and' in-
structive and shouldriot be missed by
all representatives of the people
throughout the adjoining, Townships
and Villages, as the ; Lectures and
Views are free. A large attendance
is looked for.
SALVATION ARMY NOTES
Major' Byres, of Salvation Arniy
Stratford Divisional-,. Headquarters
paid an unexpected visit to. Exeter on
Tuesday and conducted a most bles-'
sed and holy cottage meeting in the
home.of illr. Vale in the North Enda'
Adjutant Wright, also from. Strat-
ford, stopped off in town 'on his way
to Hensall, and,other tpwns north of
here, in the interests of the Army.
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SCOTT 'ACCIDENT RESULTS
1TP LLY
Stratford Feb. 24;T13.e;`deat>r occu ka
red at the General Hospital here ear-
ly in the morning of Jasises Scott of
Thedford, who was admitted to the.
institutiononJanuary 29th, suffer-
ing from gunshot wounds in'the left
leg, the result of anaccident earlier
in .the day;:. while removing anlinuni
tion, from a gun in the kitchen`of his
home. Mr. Scott used the weapon to
chase a cat out of the room and in
some way the gun was discharged,,
the charge entering. his ]eft leg belovif
the knee: He vas progressing. fav
orably at,rJie hospital until ten days
ago whew it was found necessary to
amputate the limb. Pneumonia de-
veloped and death ensued. The
,eeasecl man was a well known farm-
er, a native of Mo'GillivaryToivnship
and was 47 years of age. He had re-
sided near Thoclford for the past 18
yea"a's.His widow, formerly Miss., Mar
tha Morley and eight chiclren 'sur-
vive. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
G. -Scott live near Ailsa Craig.' Five
brothers and tlii'ee sisters also mourn
his :loss. W. W. Scott, St. Thomas;
A. VT Soots, Niagara Falls; Noble
Scott lSx.ter; Erwin and,Aa on Scott.
of M l 1livary; 11,11-s. Ls Greenlie, ,of
1bicGilivary; Mrs. A. Dodi In s of -Gr a,1-
tori,” end Miss Clarissa Scott of.Allsa
"raig. The late Mr. Scott was a
'Ia:;cn and an Orangeman. Inter
"i'et et Rai, iaawoccl cemetery `i'eb-:
TIOEVAIRDAYI MARCEL 2)10, 414'42
VISIOSIM
PHONE 184,
PHONE 184,
New Arrivals for Sprit]
Misses' and Ladies' New Spring Coats -
It is a real pleasure to show the 'new Spring CoatS. The styles ar9
snappy, The cloths are greatly inlIn'nved Over last SeasOne` and Prices, ate
much lower. Conio.in and try thele on,
44)-1NOII ALL WOOL SERGE
',rust the thing for dreg'ses, eel-
' ors of, Brown and Blue, an all Wool
Serge 40 inches,wide in good quality
at,per Yard 85c. "
30 INCH `HIJACK SILK
This beautiful Blaelt IVIesSaline
Sillt ie 36 inches wide, is splendid
weight has fine even weave and is
gaaranteed to give Satisfaction to the
wearer. Our Special Price is per
BOys Youths' and Men's Clothing
Nov,- cioihing at 1,0''''s.i.Nor prices. You will want a new Suit for Easter
This Season we have a inu,ch, larger range than last. The cloths are' bet-
ter, We have sonie great 'values in BOYS' Suits for school at $6.50,
COMFORTERS CHIN'TZ
36 inches wide in Floral and Pais-
- ley patterns. Six goode'pa,tterns to
clioose from at per yard 30c.
.NEW HOUSE DRESSES
This week we are showing a new
range of inexpensive hOnse dresses
and aprons which we of2fe2r5aatnidmpsi.31-.
Wall Papers
Get your papering done before the paper hangers are tor) busy.
Our , stocks are larger than ever:- any' ne"v designs' and. ColoringS. A '
few Of.' last season's papers at great reduetions.
R. CARLIING,,B,
Barridter, Solicitor, Notary ,
Public, Conveyancer..
Solicitor for the 1VIolsons Bank,
etc.
Invest your funds in Vic-
tory, Dominion of Canada,
Provincial and, Municipal
1 Bonds.
Legal itfvestment for Trust
At existing prices, from 6
per cent to 7 per,,cent can be
obtained from these bowls.
Orders received by nae.
Money to ' loan at lowest
1 rates of interest.
'Carling Block, Main., Street,
EXETER, ONT.
ray
ANYTHING YOU HAVE, TO MOVE
, WE 'MOVE- IT REASONABLY
MOTOR, TRUCK AND HORSE DRAY
AT YOUR SERVICE
AUTO LIVERY
1-1.6rse and Livery in Connection.
shaw St Easton
Mrs. Wilbert Ring and child, who
have been visiting .her mother for
the past two months left Wednesday
for 1'4r hcime in Haaniota Man.
WIRELESS AT DASHWOOD
Residents of Dashwood no longer
have to leave that place to hear,,con-
certs, and music of the highest order.
Clarence Yager -has installed a wire-
less outfit by' which he can commun-
icate with places as 'far' off as Pitts-
burg. Needless to say a constant
stream of visitors drop in to hear the
neWs thus gathered, and to enjoy the
cohgerts :can be heard quite
on application. ,
Stray Aninaals--One insertion 50.
three insertions for $1 00,
Farni or Real Estate for vale 50c /
each insertion for one inonth of raw
riliscellaneous articles of not morr
than five lines, For Sale. To Rent
Wanted, each hisertiOn 50c. Losi
and found loCals 25c.
Local reading notices etc,, 100 pet
than. 25c: Card of Tbanlis ticie.
nction sales $3 for one insertioz
and $1'.50 for each subtatritiesti In
se,ri ion if under five 'hiches in" ler,gt
Legal advertising 10c and 5c
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A man and his tailor should' be as close friends as a man
—and his dootor or his law3.er, or even his pastor. For well
made, well fitting clothes do constitute a most important part
of a man's equipment in the bitsiness, professional and Social
world to -day. Our tailoring will give you an air of distinction
in any company.
HONE
CLUBBING LIST.
Exeter Times $1.50 a year:. $2.00
to the Unitell States.
Times and Mail & Empire 6.25
Times and London Advertiser 6.2if
Times and London Free Press 6.25
Times and Toronto Staie 6.25
Times and Farmer's Advocate _43.00
Times & Family Herald & W.S. 3.40
Times and Montreal Witness 3.05
Times and FarmerrSun ' 2.90
Times and Christian Guardian 3.40
Times and Canadian Farm 2.90
Times & Canadian Countryman 2.90
Times and Presbyterian
The above publications may be
obtained 'by Times subscribers in any
combi,nation, the pirce for any pub-
lication being the figure given, les4
$1.50, representing the price' of, The
These prices are for addresses in
Canada or Great Britain.
Good glasses if yen need them
J. 1,VARD, D.C., OIKOMetaNt
EXETER
w iron ye mps a fittings-- in
Pu.veci o.rt or 'cleaned'.
A DOLLAR SAVED' IS'..A_DOLLAR
MADE, SO WHY NOT LET
'HELP TO. SAVE YOI.T. DOLLARS:
by Cleaning, rressing, or. Repairing
your .old Suits: tind OvercOats.
overhaul you won't have' to buy V
new one.. Always at.Your serVice..,"
DR. JOHN 'WARD
,for Chronic. and Nervous Diseaseis.
Spectacjes scientifically fitted, Hours •
10 to 12, 2 to 42ancl bY appointment.
Office—William and Sanders Sts.
Phone 43.
ochrane
Maoh,iiie :Work
Cylinders re -ground and rings and!
pistons fitted.
Grinder Plates re -ground .
Owinr, to our rapidly growing"
bUsin Cgs, we are itow located. fit the
large brick garage on. James St. just
off Main. We are fully equipped
with the best niachinery
acetyliue gas welding outfit. WO are
prepared to repair all mattes of cars
and other machinery. .,Clars requIr-
ing repairs, stored free. All ,wo)'k
guaranteed. Prices reasonable.