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A. STEWART
Big Store with the Little Prices
Nall Papers and House 'Furnishinge, are now in order for the
ihl fifty house keeper.
We have a lovely lot et New Wall Papers at prices that will
appeil to you, 121/ and 15c the Roll for a nice range of Strip
an<r Eleral effects, Suitable for Kitchens and Bedrooms, 15, 20 and
e tare loll to your choice of thirty patterns in new Stripe, Chintz
and Floral covered patterns, Suitable for any room in the house.
3 5, 40" and 50e the Roll for a swell range of New Oriental lines, Floral and Foliage effects are very new, We show a swell range of
these.
Our new Linolettins are all ready for you, The new Block,
Floral ail` Tile pattern, are very pretty, Values erevery much
til your favor-- this season. '
Rues for every Room in the house. Tapestry, Brussels, Axririn
eters, Velvets and Wiltons in sizes fron 2 14.X3 to 4X1%,,, " If you
want real values in Rugs, come in and see us,
Yes we sell cheap all the time. You are losing money if you
are not in on our line of Grocery Valves,
'$6,48 THE HUNDRED FOR BEST STANDARD GRANULATED
SUGAR ANY BRAND. $6.45.
s' pits best Jelly Powders. for 25e Christie's Soda Biscuits 1 lb 15c
3 13oti1es: best Extracts for 25e
2 pits 'Ammonia for '14e
3-15e l30x.es Matches for 34e
3 cakes pure Castile Soap. fr 10e
6 IJA. Rolled Oats for 25c
55C ' Salada & Red Rose Tea
for 48e
2 pits Shredded Wheat for 24c
10 liars any Laundry Soap
for 70c
A.
2 Boxes ` Seeded or Seedless
lIniSine for 45e,
$Se for our Special Coffee. Its
a wonder.
Large "T & 33" 'Tobacco Big
Man's size 72c
45c the In. for our Special Tea
120 Can for best Corn
3 Palmolive Soap for 23c
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The LeadingFurn)ture
Funeral Director and Ernbalrnek'.
Facilities and Service Unsurpassed
SPECIAL 'ATTENTION GIVEN TO FUNERAL DIRECTING
• FINEST :MOTOR HEARSE AND. UP-TO-DATE EOUIPMEN,T
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
PHONE, 740`: Night call 74W
Main Phone 102
,170.3,150.1
Two Stores, North Phone 4
CRESSY'S
TUBE EXTRACTS
for 65c.
HOLBRIOK'S
CUSTARD
POWDER
15c.
SPECIAL GRADE,
COFFEE
53c. a ib
WRIGHT LIGHT.
LANTERN
GLOBES
15c.
REDPATH'S *
SUGAR
$6.50
FOR PIES, TARTS,
etc.
EVAPORATED
APPLES •
25c. a lb.
JELLY and
JELL-O POWDERS
t0c,
POT
BARLEY
3 lb, for 25c,
Evidence accumulates' that the
Clerks may not without a strug-
gle retain the Bowling Championship
of the "Y." Already Mr. B. Clark
has entered a contest tor it to take
place on Thursday night, and other
teams are arranging to contest for
the honor.
During the windstorm on 'Wednes-
day of last week, a bank barn belong-
ing to 'Ili. Milton' Russell on the 4th
con. of Hay, was badly wrecked. TIie
frame was blown from the wall,
parts of it being carried over hall a
mile :away. Part of the -wall. was dam-
aged. The building was 'empty. It
is partly covered by insurance:
Eternal Vigilance is the price of Merchandising Success. A
Satisfied Customer is our Best Advertisement. We want our
Cus-
tomers to he pleased with our offering. We have secured the fol-
lowing New Goods since last issue. foI
ENGLISH BLUE WILLOW
WAR
Cups and Saucers
Breakfast Plates
Tea Plates
Berry Sets
Casseroles
S. and. Cream Sets
Milk Jugs
Oatmeals
T3alters
Bowls
"lainly printed and Finelyfin-
ii lied and Moderately Priced.
Also nine of those large flowered
Cups" and Saucers at 25c
Bright Tin Comb Cases 25c
Waste Paper Baskets 19c
Lamp • Shades 15c
Toy Watering Cans 25c
Fancy Salad. Bowie in assorted
patterns 65c
Wooden Salt Bores' 25c
We will: have thiswe , e
k Carnations in plenty at a price tAiat seen
can' afford to remember friends.
'Leave 70 111' order for Flower, for 1Vlother's Day. ROSES fetid
" ; t eR TATIONS.
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Powel
Al) TO SEE YOU. COME.
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tiSIC .,EVERY DAY
gartoit .Report . W 11.e f0112WIlaX 11
the report o U 1Mzettelr liat'kt9
corrected every Wednesday.
Wheat $1.43
Oats 34e to 40e,
Barley 48c to 56cc
Manitoba Flour $4,30
Family Flour $4.15.
Pastry flour $3.90
Bran $1.65 Per cwt, ,
Shorts $1.65
per cwt.
Feed flour $2.10
Creairiery Butter 46c.
Dairy Butter 36e, to $9e
hlggs 25c w ,
Lard 20c
Hogs $12.00
a LOCAL
40000.00 6.6.41+00.
EGGS -Ancona eggs for hatching,
Shepherd strain, 5 cents each. Phone
Kirieton' 39-9. Wig. Ford, Exeter,
R. R. No. 3. w
'itis .use. Churches.
CAVE itl IS II selnliel'ER IN A:ll111i RCIA
Rev. Xceenc Footeq Mkalster
10 alai,--Snx day School and 13il la
Classes;
11 a. ' Building Christian Civil-
i2ation"
7 p.
lows.
All. welcome.
130Y Scouts ineet. Friday
Plio Minister
sal sermon to OddJel- t.
venin,
3c INIES STREET' T METHOD/ST
CHURCH
Rev. M. J.'.ir8'11Son, B.A., faatgr.
11 a. 3i1, ----"Two" Great, Guidie.'g, Pr
ciliate" ixi-
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2.45 p, in. --Sabbath • School.' 2.45
P. in. Bring your Church Ifynrtial ,
in..--" eros sof Coninioii Life" '=
Congregational and ",Choir Singing e'
All welcome ",= •
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BROS.OUTRCOTT
TO RENT -A. choice garden > lot.
Apply to Mrs, Jas. Pickard.
Clean Up -Paint Up.
O,rrly three more days of April, `
Miss. Edna Maxwell,` is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Snell.
. The roads in this ,clistriet are now
in good shape for motoring.
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Business has been - up 1 in
town ever since Dollar Days.
Mrs. Amos has returned after vis-
iting for several days in Windsor.
Mrs, Rd. Gould who has been ser-
iously ill with pneumonia is irnprov-
ing,
Mr. G. Sheere, of- Brantford, vis-
ited his `mother in town on Wednes-
clay,
Messrs. Pilon and Foote last week
sold a new Dodge car to Mr. John
Bolton, of Hay
iVliss Salome Finkbeiner, visited
over Sunday at Kippen, with her sis-
ter, Mrs. H. Jones:
Mrs. E. Ilorney who fell and hurt.
I her hip a couple of weeks ago, is pro-
gressing favorably.
Mr, Bruce Johnston, of. Toronto,
is visiting his sister, nurse Johnston,
for a week or two.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hogarth spent
the Easter , week -with ,friends in
Kingsville and Detroit.
Onion seeding has started in. Exe-
ter. The acreage to. be sown this
season will be less than last.
Speaking about The Times Picture
Puzzle, one lady said, "It's the best.
thing of its kind.I ever saw."
Mrs. Isaac Sims is on the sick list
and is being waited on by her sister,
Miss May French, of London.`
Nliss Emalie Hogarth, returned to
the London Normal, after spending
the holidays at her Borrie.
School re -opened Monday after the'
Easter Holidays. A number of little
tots started off for the first time.
How many objects beginning with
the letter: `T" cam _you find in The --
Times picture puzzle, on page four?
Dr. Tennant who is ill with pneu-
monia has been in a critical condition
during the week but at present he is
improving.
Mrs. C. Spackman and :three 'child-
ren returned to Guelph on Saturday,
after spending Easter week in Exe-
ter.
The merchants of Exeter will close
their places of business on Wednes-
day afternoons during June July and
August.
Mr, G. S. Howard has been confin-
ed to his hone owing to a sore knee.
His room at the school is being
taught by Miss Vosper.
Dr. A,. R. Kinsman, left ,for Lon-
don eWednesday 'to undergo an oper-
ation on his nose. He expects to be
away only a few days.
Master Basil Preszcator, of Ste-
phen, niet with an_ unfortunate acci-
dent when Iris hand was hit by, a
sledge hammer, while a post was be-
ing driven into`the ground.
"Dr. -J. A. r McTaggart, of Toronto,,
spent the holidays with his brother,
G. E. McTaggart, and on Sunday
they motored to Exeter to spend the
day with their mother." -Blyth:
Standard.
A stroll around town reveals the
fact that most of the citizens of Ex-
eter, take •a pride in their surround-
ings by' keeping the ,premises: neat
and clean. Many ,homes are badly
in need of painting.
Mrs. S. J. Finkbeiner and Mrs. J.
W. Mallett and son Kenneth, 'who
motored here from London last week
have returned to the city. Mrs. Esli
Heywood going with tlieni. . Mrs:.
Heywood will also visit at Strathroy.
At a time when the clothing trade
generally is very quiet, it is good to
find our own local industry in good
shape. Business is booming;, and w2
understand the Jackson Mfg. Co.
have more business to Handle than
at any time during their operation.
in town:: The volumne of 'business
has passed all previous records; and
they still 'leave Months of work a -
young
l�
head. The creative ability of the X
young ladies in putting up new lines
of children's garments, has put the
firm in the front ranks for all kinds
of rompers and fancy suits and the
ability of tle staff in the production
of various kind of work is evidenced
by the increasing denland for the
liroduet, More help is needed badly � e
to 'handle the busines., and we under-
stind tale staff 0ou'-d be doubled, se '
2 -scot is the call all +,hc vnill
lneo en Lror. s 01.Iact. rocl there, it
MAIN ST. METRODIST CHURCH `='
Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A- ---
(PhOne 21, r3.) f' _
11 a. n .-"
i -Seed Time and Harvest" =
3 p. ni.-"Bible School" f
7 p. in. -"Carrying a Torch"
BETHANY '
2, 30 p. m. -"The Sword of. the Lord"
Y. P, C.A.
Oxi Phtti'sday, Apr. 26th, tit 7.30. °?
p; • in. Contest ' for Chanipoinship
Bowling.
B. Clark, W. Davis, C. Heama,n, T.
Elliott will test whether the Clerkst
shall retain 'the hopor of Bowling e
Chertipionship.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Services in the Public Library next-
Sunday.
ext Sunday. .,
11 a.m.-Holiness' meeting
? pan. -Salvation meeting c ;`
2.30 p.m. -Sunday school and Bible
class and special sand tray for
primary , class.
Cottage meeting in North End on
Tuesday night.
Capt. MacGillpvray, officer in charge,
" IVIHOLi11 FARM" -
Eggs . For. lia.tching
Bred to lay -Barred Rocks, culled
annually by the ,Ontario Dept. of
Agriculture, and headed by specially;
culled Cockrels from the department.
Indian Runner 'Duck Eggs and Baby
Chicks. Also custom hatching done.
Prices upon application.
FOR SALE- Cow, 'corning 1
right away, Jersey. Apply to Thos.
Laing, . Town. ' ,.-
RESIDENCE FOR • SALE
Two story solid brick in good
condition, near :school, S ,rooms, bath
furnace, hydro and good well. Good
brick barn and, large. hen -hoose.
Four Lots, Fruit trees andsmall
fruits. Easy terms. Apply 0. E.
Ward, Main St: -`Exeter.
ONE Ito.
PHONE
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mart
Styles
Footwear
This Cut shows one of the newest 'Styles in Footwear for this season,
having
1 avnib just been brought over fi'oin
the �Clrieago; Style Show. It Celtics
in Patent arid mahogany calf and, is made in Good ear Welt. Get : pair
Yal
for Easter. ,
e,w , odels -in Misses' -and - Ladies' Cort
Another "shipment has arrived for Easter. Ali we ask is for you to
dropin. and look thein ojrer. . We are satisfied the prices will. -appeal eal' to
yon. -
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Splendid Valdes :n
Boy's Clothing
Come in Boys and see the' swell
Models we are showing. The cloths
are good and price much lower.
Sill( and Lisle Hose
With ribbed .top, made from silk
and lisle thread. This hose we can•
recommend. Comes in White .Black
and Brown.
. PER PAIR $1.00
B Ss A CORSETS
5 Dozens D & A Corsets in one of `tale Newest'illoclels 'rade' from
splendid quality material and worth in. the regular way $2.1)0 a pair.
Special vaiue•-this week $1.59.
WALL PAPERS
We are reducing our prices on all New Wall Paper.
heavy stock and it will pay you to see what we are showing.
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Barrister, .Solicitor, Notary
Public, Conveyancer,
Solicitor for the Rlolsons Bank,
'ete.
Invest your fundis in Vic-
tory, Donxinion 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 ine.
Money to • loan at lowest
rates of interest.
- OFFICE -
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.'
ti7r ose e-ercesceseasuare,.- d•'ri2h�. e`i}rar•3 - # weesr`ttecr ,,, 5 ;,u5
A.Y ACI.1: M'Y,
res
Always first to re
1 price and
guarantee t,he Quality of -every Article, It
not satisfactory your trnon+ey cheerfully
refunnded
5 strin 39c
Special Blend., Mary Pickford Shixriff's Jellies
Tea 45c. a lb. ( Biscuits 35c. a lb 1 3p ks. for -25c
Raspberry or
Strawberry_
a -tin 75c.
Castile Soap` ' 18c. a bar
Frankford Com 2 tins 25c
Icing Sugar 9c° a lb.
Excel Dates 3 gks. 25c
Loaf Sugar
Black Pepper
Vic. a 1b.
25c. a lb.'
Soap Chips 19c. a lb.-
Lima Beans 10. a lb.
White
Beans- 3 lb, 25c,
Laundry Starch 9c. a lb.
Cheese.~ 25c. a lb.
1iced Baeon 33c. a lb.
Blue Rose Rice Choice Tapioca Tellers Sodas
3 lbs. for 25c.1 �' � lbs. for,25c.
I I 17c.a pound
`peen 25c,
Shir°riff's
ISMar'rnaInde
tin3
� C.
10 lbs.
1P'11110 CANE
urnis
run
2a.nt Suits
ats
Bor'saaOliia`i
King
and other lines
for $20.00.
GABARDINE COATS 317.00 to 322.50.
RAINCOATS FROM $5.50 UP
SPRING OVERCOATS $15.40 TO $25.00
MEN'S SLIMMER UNDERWEA R -COMBINATIONS AND' TWO
opIECE.
TRE NEW SHIRTS,'CAI?S, COLLARS' AND 'CIES ARE IN
STOCK.
OVERALLS -INCLUDING THE COMBINrnI'ION
ALLS.
SUIT OVER -
1 A _N
Ems' ag..ii
6.0.9, twozo ar
A h 'i'EN \.1\ T -c,‘09(1 glasses if
C' you need t,b.en2.
Goal athice if you don't.
Office--llcDonnetl s Snide Stables, on - J. WARD, D.C., optosnetaist
John St..Phone casts receive prompt
attention.' Phone .26w '` ." EXETER
3 eterinary ,Surgeon.
New iron pumps ann. d t rh- gs in
stock, Iron or wood pr;n.ps' repair-
ed; -`wells pumped' out or cleaned.
S. X. V. CANN, E ' ++TER
Phone 115.
DR. JOHN -'WARD
Chiropractic & Electr`cal Treat;dents.
for Chronic and' 'Nervous Diseases.
Spectacles scientifically fitted. Hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4,.and by appoirrtrnent.
Office -William and, Sanders Sts:
EXETER
ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO MOVE
WE ..HOVE IT REA.St7NABLY"
IiroTori TRUCK AND I-1011SE DRAY
AT YOU:I slilrtVlOE
ABTO LIVET`
TIY.
Tliii'sc: and Liecsey 1. Co:t.rccti,o
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SPECIAL PRICES ,for ten days'
only from April ist on car of Fencing:
Gates, Barbwire and Burlington
steel posts, Francis & Williams•.°
Massey -Harris Show rooms.
Cochrane .
Cylinders re -ground and rings and
pistons fittede,„,
Grinder Plates re=ground .
NOT
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If you feel: =ou cannot afford a
new Suit this spring, ,but you would
like to look just as good, as the fel-
low who buys a rew stilt, you can dc
so`'just 'by. lotting
•T. R. 1]`I.T,IOTT
Clean, Press and Repair that old '611
0-4ours, I also dye, end dry clean
Z+e,dies' or: Men's' Sidle,.