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ire not so easy to pick up these days therefore
you owe it to yourself to study our money
saving sale prices listed below
Ladies' Coats at $1*95 and $19.85
Ladies' and Misses' winter Coats, this season's best styles, all
good warm coats, many with fur collars. An colors including
black and sizes up to 44. Coats that sold up to $25,00 an sale at
14,95. Coats that sold up to $35.00 on sale at $19.85.
Silk and‘Cotton. Spools, 4 four 25c.
88c. Ginghams for 29c yd. 30c. print for 21c: yard
Remnants of Silks, Serges, Prints, Flannelettes, at about half price
Reg. 35c. duality flowered & figured Chintz -36 -in wide for 28c yd.
$2 all wool dress flannels & hcmespuus-54-in. wide for $L49 yd.
Dress serges, extra width, all wool, reg, to $2.25 for 85e. yard.
Reg. 25e factory cotton, fine weave, good weight for 19c. yard,
$1.50 Housedresses,small medium and large sizes now 98c.
Yard wide Flannelettes, reg. 25c to 30e quality for 19c. yard.
$3 Ladies' and Girl's all wool pullover sweaters for $1.49.
Reg. 25c. quality roller and tea towelling, 2 yards for 35c.
Bargains for Men and BQ►ys
Boy's 'winter weight pullover sweaters, all sixes to 34 for $1.29:
$2 and $2.25 Men's caps with or without ear -bands, now $1.49
$4,00 Men's odd pants, heavy tweed, 'sizes to 46 for $2.98.
.50 Men's en's f ancy checl, all wool sweater coats for $4.95.
Regular 50c. quality all wool sox for 39c a pair,
$1.50 Men's fine print shirts to clear at 98c.
Men's $35 overcoats for $24.95
Men's $25 overcoats for $17.95
Several good overcoats $14.95
Boy's overcoats $5 to $10.00
Men's
Men's
Men's
Boy's
$40 suits for $29.85
$25 suits for $18.95
suits as low as $12.95
suits $5.00 to $10:00
$26.95 Dinner Sets $26.95
• These are full 97 piece dinner sets of very best quality semi -
porcelain. 3 pretty patterns to choose from including white and
gold. See these they are a real bargain at $26.95.
$1.00 Salad Bowls special at 49c.
?4 doz. odd white cops. for ....• 49c
Read This List ..
Real GroceryBargains
Kellogg Corn Flakes 3 for 29c Special Coffee 39c Ib.
Shredded Wheat 2 for .. 25c Choice Dairy Butter : 36c ib.
Tasty yellow cheese .... 25c ib. 3 Patin Olive soap for .... 23c
3 pkgs. Ammonia powder 24c l0c toilet soaps 3 for ..., 23c
7 big cakes Castile soap .... 25c 2 lb. seedless raisins for ,23c
Special mixed tea ......., 59c ib. 2 ib. choice dates for 23c
8 bars of any Laundry Soap for 49c
Royal Yeast Cakes ... 5c pkg.
3 brcLaren.'s Jelly Powders 23c ,
2 large tins pink salmon 29c
2 small tins pink salmon 19e
2 large tins red salmon 49c
6 rolls toilet paper for.... 25c
Domestic sardines 4 tins 25c
2 pits. seeded .raisins for 25c
3 bottles of extracts for.... 25c
acro i light brooms ......,. 49c
Lux Lux - Lux 11c
2 Ib. ginger snaps for .... 23c
1 lb. crispy soda biscuits 15c
Special cocoa 2 lb. for .... 25c
3 boxes of matches for 29c
2 Ib. choicefigs for 25c
2 ib. fancy prunes for ,25c
3 ib. good rice for 25c
Sweet Florida oranges 3.9c doz.
2 pkgs. Bran Flakes for 25c
J. A. Stewart
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Exeter t r Markets
Market report --:The following la
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wedneadar`,
Wheat $L80;
Oats, .60c. r'
Barley, -00c
Maxaitoba Flour, $5.80,"
Pastry Flour, $5,5.0.
Model, Flour,, $5.,50,
Family Flour, $6.00.
Feed Flour, $2.50.
Bran $1,80.
Shorts, $1.90..
Butter 35c.
Creamery Butter 41c
Eggs, extras, 50e.
Eggs, firsts, 400.
seconds
Eggs, , 30.
Lard 20c
Hogs, thick smooth, $10.50.
Hogs, selects; °$'I -1,G5. '
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NOTICE
For "One Week" we will put on
Special Sale. Fancy Goods and
Towels, also ceiling out 'all China
and Glassware, 'A call solicited.
MRS. W. D. YQE,
Mr.: and Mrs, A. E. Andrews vis-
ited in Clinton over the week end.
"Mr. M, C. Milliken spent the.
week end at Exeter." Zurich Herald.
Miss Olive Prior of London, visit
with friends in town over the week
end.
Mrs. J. T. Wood, who has been
indisposed at her home, is improv-
ing nicely.
Miss Florence -Vincent of Loudon,
visited at her home for a few days
last ,week.
Mrs, John Hind visited her sister,
Mrs. Sidney Clark in London. part of
last week.
Mr. E. A. Graham of: Beechville,
is the acting baggage master at the
Exeter depot.
.Miss Rachael Nixon of Denfield is
visiting for a week with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Snell.
• Mrs. Ransom of Toronto is here
owing tealthe illness of her mother,
Mrs. W. T. Bissett.
Mrs. William Walker is in London
visiting her son Ed. and daughters
Jean and Mildred.
Miss Mattie Handford returned to.
Toronto Saturday after visiting. her
father, Mr. James Handford.
• Miss Mabel Wineggarde
left Wed-
nesday
morning to spend a few weeks
with her brother in Parkhill.
Mr. W. G. Medd was in Toronto on.
Wednesday meeting with the offi-
cials of the Dept. of Agriculture.
The. Federal Parliament opens on
Thursday, February 5th and the Pro-
vincial Legislature opens Tuesday,
February 10th.
Messrs: Truman Elliott and Wel-
lington Johns have' dissolved part-
nership, the business being taken
over by Mr. Elliott.
By grading the hogs at the Exeter
station I. Armstrong & Son paid out
in January $242 more than they
otherwise would.
Mr. J. G. Stanbury attended the
meeting of the Huron County Council
last week in the interests of the
Board of Education. •
Stock- Taking Bargains
in Furniture
Our furniture is the
Come in and look it over.
gains.
very newest that can be had anywhere.
We have some great stock -taking bar-
Lowest Prices LateSt`' DeslgiIS
Best
Service
M. E. Garthner & Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Day and Night Service •
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 747; Night call 74W
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Men's Store Phone 81w Men's Store
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Take Advantage of
Duli
Time Prices
WE ARE NOW OFFERING
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN ()UR
MADE - TO - MEASURE CLOTH-
ING. IF YOU ARE THINKING
Or PURCHASING A NEW SUIT
NOW TS THE TIME AS OUR
SPECIAL OFFER MEANS A BIG
SAVING T<0 YOU.
ANYONE WITH CLOTH OF
THEIR OWN WILL DO WELL
TO t4AVE IT MAD11 UP DURING
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Reduction in aea' � d. Nlad+e Suits and
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Overcoats
Buying
Now We,
Can
Save 0 .
Money
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than
Tailor and Gelats' Outfitter
:ter
Mr. Gordon Treuethick of Vermil-
lion, Alberta, visited last week with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Moses'Amy and other relatives and
friends in Exeter..
Messrs. W.' W. Taman, S. Sweet
and G. Snell were called to Goderich
Tuesday to act as jurymen, the form-
er on the Grand jury and the last
two the Petit jury.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by the members of the Coven Pres-
byterian Young People's Guild when
they had a sleighing party on Mon-
day evening. After the drive re-
freshments were served at the
church.
"Rev M. J. Wilson, pastor of Wes-
ley Methodist church,has handed in
his resignation to the •quarterly of-
ficial board, to take effect June 1st.
next. The Board gave Mr. Wilson
a glowing recommendation as to his
work as pastor here during the past
two years."-Amherstburg Echo.
A men's meeting was held in
James St. church on Wednesday ev-
ening of last week and.a very profit-
able and sociable time was spent.
An impromptu debate .was held as
to whether the world is getting
better or worse. A short program
was given followed by refreshments.
Mr. Leonard Hoist, who recently
purchased the butcher business of
Kirk Bros. took possession on Mon-
day. Mr. Hoist, who is a son of Mr.
Ezra Haist of Stephen, has been en-
gaged
n
e i
ga g d n the butcher business in De-
troit for the , past 'year. Mr. Dave
Kirk is contemplating moving to
Cobalt torun a butcher business.
Mr. Reg. Knight and Mr. Ardagh
,
Roll: swh .
Rollins, o recently exchanged
properties, Mr. Rollins getting Mr.
Knight's residence in Exeter and Mr.
'Knight getting Mr. Rollins' farm on
the London Road, South, are this
week making the exchange. We un-
derstand Mr. Knight will continue
with Jones & May until thespring
opens up.
Mrs. Chas, Birney while walking
down town 'on Saturday night liad
the misfortune of failing on the
slippery sidewalk near Mr. G. A.
Hawkins hardware store and. break-
lug her right wrist, .The rinjured
member was immediately dressed by
a surgeon, but it is•a very painful"
injury and it :will be several weeks
before she will have the u'se of the
Mrs. George Easterbrook, Huron
St, this week received a beautiful
bunch of orange blossonis' also a
bunch of twigs thickly clustered
with oranges about half grown. The
fragrance of the Flowers could be.
anielt all Over the house, They were
grown at the';, bonne of Mrs, C. E.
Fink, 1890 Euclid .Ave., South Pas-
cadena, California, who Was a toren-
J erUreter lady, nee Mies Olive West
o -"t, daughter of 3. T. W estcatt Of'
lIamiitan.
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.liter. domes 1'oote,, B,.., Minister
10 a.m.--Sunday Sohoel and Bible;
Class,
11Glory at God as seen
in the. Face of Jesus Christ,"
The MUrieter
7 p.m.„, --"Municipal Selfishness."
'ile Minister
JAKES STREET >t ZT110i0MS"1
CHURCH
Rev. W. E. Donnelly, 13. •A., Pastor'
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Chgir.Leader
10:1'8 -Morning Class:
11.00 a.m.-Father and -Son Service,
•Subject: "The Father's.: Business"
3:00 p.m, -Sunday Sehao1 and Bible
Classes.;
"Why , I sin a Protestant
, . Christian"
'Everybody ;Welcome.
Trivia Memorial,
Church
Rev, A. A, Tramper, L. Th., Rector.
11 a,xu,="An Age -Long Quest."
7 p.m. -"Measuring Madness.""
Len's
Meat Market
NOW OPEN FOR. BUSINESS
Finest Quality Fresh and Cured
Meats
Home -Made Pork Sausage' a
Specialty
Prices Reasonable • All Orders
Phone 38 " Promptly Delivered
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Arrangements. are progressing for
the, High School annual Commence-
ment which will be held in the
Opera House on Friday evening,
February 13th. The medals andsch-
olarships, as well as the'department
diplomas' will be presented and a
splendid program under the leader-
ship of Mr. Goulding will be given.
FOUND -In Exeter a Duofold
Fountain Pen. Owner may have
same by proving property and -pay-
ing for advt. Apply Times -Advo-
cate Office.
PIANO TUNING- Mr. Stein, of
London, is in town. Anyone wishing
their piano tuned phone 161. Mrs.
Gambrill, music teacher, highly re-
commends Mr. Stein.
At th'e request of. Mr. David. Hoax
table, of Elmira, Mich, the Times -
Advocate sent him several • copies
and in subscribing for the paper he
says: "I received the copies you sent
me and I see there are some old-
timers there yet. I was born and
raised at Devon Corners south of
town- and my school mate was Frank
Coates, Treasurer of, Usborne Twp.
I believe your merchant, Mr. Jones,
was my teacher. I left there 40
years ago.
Mr. R. Dyer Hurdon of Buffalo,
N. Y., an Exeter Old Boy, (son of
the late N. Dyer Hurdon, a former
Molsons Bank Manager here, and
father of 'all sports in. his day) who,
after his education, was among the
young men to go out into the world
•
to brighten his" prospects and who,
by the way, has made good, in .writ-
ing- to Mr. C. H. Sanders, with his
remittance for subscription to . -the
Advocate, in ` part' says:
Dear Mr. Sanders: •
I learned with regret that the
"Advocate"' had, ceased as an indiv-
idual publication, -it seemed like a
last link breaking in the old chain
that held my thoughts to Exeter.
Truly. "the old order changeth"
and new spheres of influence encir-
cle us as, time and place vary, but
many pleasant memory have I: of my
boyhood days, and of the generation
I kof them,
e then. Youone
knew were
I can visualize to -day the political
posters high up on the south wall of
the office,-- "John Bull," "Uncle
Sam," and the "Tariff:: and. others
whose sentiment I could not then
grasp,+ and whose characters time
has erased.'
Well, so much - for retrospection.
My thanks again for yourlong-suf-.;
fering patience and well -wishes to
you and ,yours, and hope Some day
to seethe glint of your eye and feel
the shake of your hand, if you will.
do me that honor.
Very sincerely yours • ^,
R. Dyer-Hurdon
Roofing, Cedar Posts
and Lumber
If yon are going to require roof-
ing of any kind call and lot us quote'
you. This will ale to your advan-
tage. Farmers; what about : your
Cedar Poets? We have their . in
stock. Prices' will be higher in
April. Our prices in all lines of.
materials are right and will interest;
you.
Ross -Taylor C
EXETER
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and REPAIRING
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I� derwear
You can't beat this wellknown make for
warmth, a h
wear and washing qualities,
Red Label Shirts and Drawers $2.15; Blue Label $2.35
Large Size
Flannellette Blankets
A 'limited quantity of large_ size
Flannelette Blankets. White with
Blue Borders $2,60 -pair.
Sit & Wool
Ladies' otHose
In light shades. Sold regular for
$L50. They will, only last for a
few days at per pair 75c.
NEW WALL PAPERS
It is a good time to select your new Wall Papers and have them
put on before the paper hangers get too busy. We are showing a won-
derful range this spring. All our papers are 22 inches wide.
LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW PATTFIRNS,
Mens Fine Shirts $1.89 men's Tweed Pants
12 dozen Men's Fine -Shirts. Ar-
row make. Sizes 14 to 16%. Shirts
worth from $2.25 to $3.00. Lay in
your summers supply.
$1.89 or 2 for $3.75
1.8 pairs of Men's Tweed Pants
of great wearing quality. Regular $5
Value, at per pair $3.50.
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L R. CARLING B.A.
"IN TtIE PUBLIC EYE
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REPAIRS
We are now prepared to do all
kinds of repairs on broken frames,
whereas before, we had to send thele
to London or elsewhere.
-HEAVY, SHELL FRAMES TO
YOUR OWN LENSES, WHILE
YOU WAIT, $3.00.
SPECTACLES, LARGE LENS
$1.00 and UP.
Dr. John Ward
• CHIROPRACTOR & 'OPTICIAN -
MAIN dT. EXETER, ONT.
PHONE • 70
COAL.: -COKE
AND INSURANCE
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
13. J. CHI2IS:Tue
OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns'
Great Bargains in
Furniture• ri
du ng
the nett two
c months R. N. ROWE
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
PHONE 20W PHONE 20J
J. L. LEWIS
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CONTRACTOR
Cement and Carpenter Work
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
EXETER ONTARIO
PPowell'sBazaar
{Plain Price Store
It„ is surprising to hear the re-
marks people make about that
famous Cold Remedy NAMELESS.
One lady said on Saturday "if is
wasn't for NAMELESS,I couldn't be
here to -day." said she always kept.
it on;- hand as a quick relief for
Colds, etc. It is mighty good busi-
ness for anyone to carry a bottle of
NAMELESS in the pocket or purse,
and be at all times prepared for
slight -colds, drafts and so on, which
sooner or later develop into hope-
less illness. As many "a mother'
has taught "a stitch. in time saves
nine." ` So it is with NAMELESS,
a' little rubbed up each nostril sev-
eral time a day will help you keep
well. It . is _pleasant to taste and
smell, and. easy on the purse.
Pocket size 25c. postpaid k28c. •
FRIDAY, SATURDAY SPECIALS
New shipment of Granite kettles,
at 2& 30c, 40. Come expecting
g
bargains.
ACREAGE WANTED
We are open t� take contracts for
150 acres of peas, for seed purposes.
For further particulars apply to the
Exeter Canning; Co.
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FARM HELP WANTED.
Farmers requiring °help for the
Spring season or year 1925 are re-
quested to apply at Once • to H. A,
Maedonell Director of Colonizationzation
and Immigration, Parliament Duild-
ings, Toronto, Ontario, or to the
Agrieultural Representative -of the
County in which they reside.
Applicants should state whether
they require experienced, partly ex-
perienced or inexperieneed single
Dien, or experienced married ' mien,
length of time services' will be, re-
quired and rate of wages.
Applications will be ':filled as far
us possible in the order in which
they are received ---preference given
Yearly ,engagements.
By atithority of the Honorable
John S. Martin, Minister of Agricul-
ture.. -; a.1a ,i, i4. sCfaras4,i ;
Nothing but the best parts that
money will buy go into our sets.
That accounts for .the superiority of
their Performance and refinement of
tone. This with very reasonable
price, gives us satisfied customers.
Call and be convinced.
GRANT SANDERS
JAMES ST. "'. EXETER
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W. R .Goauldin.:..
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A'T.C.M.
Organist and. .• Choirmaster James.
St. Methodist Church. •
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Teacher ot.. Piano, ,Vocal and The-
ory,Instructor ofMusic
s In the Public.
Schools.
TERMS MODERATE
BOY 57, Exeter.
Safety Razor Blades
Sharpened (any make)
SINGLE , DGE 3c.
DOUBLE EDGE 4c,
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. COLE,Druggist
ggist
:' l
• � odfor Sale
A QUANTITY ,OF "D:R:Y WOOD:
FOB, SALE .
H.
A J Bagshaw
TRY (7S
Phone 68W"
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Cochrane
acuxne-
Works
Ford motors,' reground, fitted wit:
Pistons, Complete $'16.00 Every.
:make of Ca,r Motor and l;sngleea "re,
ground with Pistons Oen) Otte to fit,
also Tractors,
Barrister, • Solicitor, &c.,
Loans, .Investments, Insurance,
Office; Carling Block. Main St. Exeter
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Ai
Barristers , Solicitors &c.
Money to .X.oan, Investments Made
Insurance.
Safe-deposit Vault for use of our
Clients without charge. '
Exeter London Hensen
ERNEST ELLIOT
'CONVEYANCER, ETC. •
HIGH CLASS INVESTMEEN.TS
(Trustee Investments) -
Bearing interest at . 53f per cent.
INSURANCE
Office: Main St. Exeter, Ont.''
G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D.S
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal Collage' e0
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Hatm
versity of Toronto.
Late District ,Dental Officer,
tary District Number .pie, Leadoff
Ont.,
Main: Office, Main St. Exeter, Oji,
Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9.00 ase.
to 5.30pan.
Office hours at •ZURICH ONT., Tana
only, at 10.00 o'clock a.m. to 5.00
o'c,1ock pan. Phone ' 79.
DR. G. F. ,ROULSTON, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTIST
Office over I. It. Carling's Law
office.
Closed every Wednesda afternoon.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.L.D.,
Honor Graduate of Taranto Univer-
sity
DENTIST
Office over Gladman & Stanbury'a
office, Main Street Exeter.
•
Dr. H. G. Fletcher,L.M.C.C.
Member ' of the College of Phi
sicia
ns and
Surgeons of •
.g Ontario.
Office opposite RoWe'e Nurnitue
Ettore, Main Street.
Phone 166 Deter
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A. Po. l''ENNAZIT
Veterinary Snrieoa
Office -•McDonnell:
a dalei, .euti1ee
Joh* St. Phone calls receive' piranyf .;
attention, 'Phone 26w
JAMES, S W ..'VVA7'a01l.
LICENSER A TCTIONEErt
bales conducted in any locality:
Farm Stock sales a spoeialty.. Satis-
faction
atinfaction guaranteed,
Charges mod. ..
erate. Orders loft at this office win - ,
be 'promptly attended to, R.R. No.
1, 1•irkton, krone IKirkton 54r3:.
Z?ARMS ?OR l8ALio---.D.. eW eh• io
tarps lit the. T'o ,wnshipe . f of Uebor e
t'nat,
Tuckersmith and Hibbert. Good
buildings and Well located as to xuar»
/tete. Priced right. Apply to Tilos.,
da1n,orof, 4uct. Bo* 164N is1xeters