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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCA.TE
EW COAT
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$12.95 and $15.95
Those are nicely trimmed coats of good serviceable all ; wod1
eloths made up in styles that you. will like, We are featuring • a
group of fully lined medium weight coats in plain tailored styles
sands, fawns and blacks priced from $15.95 to $25.00 also a few
special coats some of which are fur -trimmed at $22.50 to $25.00. '.
Holeproof Silk Stockings
98c.
These are genuine, I-Ioleproof brand Silk Stockings, first tival7
ity and full-fashioned, some with extra stretch rib tops.AI1: the new
shades,and black now in stock a real bargain at 98c, a pair.
English. Broadcloth Shirts
$2.50
Men'sshirts of genuine English Broadcloth with seperate soft
collar to match in white, sand, blue and mauve are a wonderful va-
lue at our special price of $2.50 for shirt and collar, sizes 14 to 17
Bars of Laundry Soap
Gold, Comfort, P.&G., Sunlight 25c
7 big cakes Castile soap ....25c
Special Mixed Tea 59c a ib
1 ib, crispy soda biscuits ..15c.
Special cocoa 2 lb. for 25c
3 boxes of matches for ....29c.
3 lbs. of good rice for 25c.
2 pkgs. seeded raisins for:, 25c
Special Coffee 39c a lb.
Kellogg Corn Flakes 3 for 29.e
Shredded Wheat 2 for ....25cc.
Royal Yeast Cakes .5c .a pkg.
3 bottles extracts for. 25c.
2 lbs. seedless raisins for 25c.
2 lbs. ginger snap for...:N '25c.
J. A. Stewart
BETTER V�LIIES IN FURNtTURJ,at
GARDINER'S�,
Latest • Designs Better Seri e:
Largest Stock Lowest Prices
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The Home Furnisher
M. E. GARDINER
Director of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 1
LONG DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
PHONE, 741; Night eill,,,.7lr'
OPERA 'HOUSE BLOCK
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Men's Store
Phone 81w Men's Store;
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OUR LINE OF CAPS IS THE FINEST WE HAVE.. CARRIFJ
YEARS AND THE PRICES ARE DOWN
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`,Wheat $1.25.
Barley 65e,
Barts, 43c.
Manitoba Flour $4.90
13le ded Four $4,5.5
Pasry Flour $ 4,15
Feed Flour $2.25
Bran $1.50
Shorts $L60
Butter, 30c,
Creamery Butter, 3$e,
Eggs, extras, 26c.
Eggs, firsts 21c.
Lard 20c
Hogs Selects $13.75
Hogs thick smooth $12.50
CAVEN i•ansarweitO C1E I JROH
Rev, James llote, B.A„ Minister•,
?to a,ln. suitd:.ay'' $drool 044 Bible
G'1a4e, •
11.00 o:w,�-��Tha• .Ministry of the
Risen Lord" • ,
The Minister
7.01) p.nz -"The Resurrection."
The Minister
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The ' Young People's League of
James St. will put on a play in the
Opera, .House, Tuesday April 21st,
entitled "Welcome 'Home Jimmie."
Good Fridayis a public holiday.
School closed Thursday for the
Easter„ holidays.
Is Exeter going to . have a soft'.
ball league this summer?
Miss Gladys Ward, of London, , is
visiting her brother Dr. Ward.
Miss Elva Harvey visited for a few
daps with her sisthr in Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sims and fam-
ily have returned home- from Detroit
Mrs.. J. A. Stewart has ' returned
after spendinng a few days in Tor-
onto.
Friday being a holiday the stores
of town will remain open Thursday
evening.
Mrs. E. A. ' Follick returned home
Saturday evening after visiting in
Simcoe, Hamilton, Ingersoll, and
London.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mitchell and
Mr. Bert Gardiner, of London, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. M.
E. Gardiner.
Mrs. Inksater, of Paris, Ont. vis-
ited her sister, Mrs. W. J. Bissett
over the week -end.
I w Mr. C. H. McAvoy who has been
}g Montreal the past few weeks, re-
tyrned home Tuesday.
Miss M. E. Brown and Miss Scad-
ding, of Toronto, visited with Miss.
L. M. Jeckell over the week -end.
Mrs. S. W. Rowe, of Galt, • who
last week underwent a serious oper-
ation is, we are pleased to state,
considerably improved.
Mr. Jos. Richardson, motored up
from Woodstock and visited . his
sister, Mr's. Emmerson, at Dr. Hynd-
man's Hospital on Monday.'
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Complin and
Mr. Dinning motored to Strathroy
on Sunday to visit Mrs. Complin's
mother Mrs. DeCou who is ill.
The evening service in Caven
church was withdrawn on Sunday
Rev. Mr. Foote taking the service
for Mr. McFarlane, of Bayfield.
In the report of the. Exeter H. S.
Iast week Miss Marguerite Aldswor-
th should have been credited with 73
per cent. in geometry instead of 23.
Mrs. Kyle is visiting her son iMIr.
TI. Kyles, of mon, and is attending
the funeral of her sister-in-law, the
late Mrs. A. Q. Berryhill, of Blau -
shard. •
•S,,Mr.,and Mrs. 0. C. Ward and fam-
ily intend leaving next ;week for
Tlorndale where Mr. Ward has pur-
„ehased .a general store. Their many
It lends here will wish them every
SuCCeas..
Mr. Philip Mardge of Usborne has
purchased the residence of ;Mr. H.
Spackman, - Andrew .St. Mr. Madge
-will not move to town until the fall
and in the meantime has rented the
residence to Mr. J. L. Lewis.
Seeding operations are under way
andif the fine weather continues
pope will finish up this week. The
(first onions to be sown in town were
sown on Friday last and since that
it me quite a lot of the seed has gone
G The Canning Factory sold their
silo to Mr. Ralph Willis, of Stephen,
In taking it down one side was un-
dermined with a view to having it
fall in '.a certain direction but part
of it crumpled up and some of the
tile fell ,on some of the machinery
causing damage.
Mr aid Mrs. Wm. Passmore and
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Woods motored
td So.u`thampton last .week where
they visited with Mrs. Robb, on the
Indian Reserve. They also visited
with Mr. and Mts. W. B. Rydall at
ShalloviLake and at Owen Sound.
At the regular meeting of the L.
O.L. on. Friday -evening last Mr. H.
Bowers gave the brethren a very
interesting talk on Ulster that was
greatly' appreciated The business
of 'the evening was, followed by a
lunch and a sociable tune that was
much enjoyed. ••
Mr. 4: Frank' Glass, ex -M. P. for
East. Middlesex, and father of Mrs.
(Dr..) G. S. Atkinson, of town, died
in London Monday following a len
gthy illness. „ Mrs. Atkinsonspent
everal °days in London previous to
iter father's death. D. Atkinson
s in • London to -day (Wednesday)
attending the funeral.
s.•
The Young Peoples League of
J' men t.
a S held their annual election
of:officers tiers Tu d
es ay evening with the
fo}lowing results: s Pre rd
ant Miss Al-
a, Harding; lst Vice President A.
'apton; 2nd Vice President ' � Miss
Ii ids
Powe; 3rd Vice President, C.
'oliva' 4th Vice President Miss ss Ver-
n `C
a oaten' Secretary, ec star Harold Fisher;
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eesurer, Hedley edl
e May; Pianist Miss
I{lrfeiie Stewart; Ass't pianist, IVtiss
";Lula Pym. •'
Among _those who attended the
'',,funeralof the h late Ro • :''
er Northc
e ott
Roger
on Monday were Mr. and Mrs Frarik
%Northcott, :of Alvinston; Mrs. Thorn-
;a� Ehom,pson,p.of. '1i°1'0 to; Mr. and
3V$r .'r ,
s tI
� e x�f London.; [a'ecl s Ld bn" Mr. and
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1,ella41,0 Stratford Mr. and
'Mrs. M. fir
W . ie of lr i
M s Tet ford; 112r,
And Mrs. :Bartlett, of •,arlrona Mr.
and Mrs. John Robinson'
and son
:Wilfrid. ,
r M r. and: Mrs. Marshall .lBbrc,
and Mrs. "VIJ'tna Prance, M`t•,: and
Mrs. ,las.' Protide and Miss LOvie, of
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erni h :
There are g s that live on,
germs., "'There r,
There ara People like
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tl at too.,
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'These res
eazch folks might try to
r' : :1 a tray to snake baldness ;attack
(•:::`� shite instead Ofthe hsad.,s
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`ren'good-night
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Waiting up for them.
EIDT 'HODIST
JAMES 8TR � .
Rev, W, E. pennant', B. A„ Pastor,
W. R, Goulding, A T:'C,M.
Organist and Choir -Leader
10,15' -Morning.. Fellowship.
11.00 -"Peace, through the Cross"
God's Reconciling} Son.
Reception' of Members
3:00 p.m, -Sunday School,: and Bible
Classes.
7.00 -The Choir will render the
Easter Cantata "The Crucifixion"
• by 3. S. Stainer.
Brief -Easter Message': by the pastor.
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Trivitt Memorial
Church
Rev. A. A. Trumper, Lf Th., Rector.
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p.m.-`SEaster Companionship."
Good Friday' at , .8 p.m. in ' the
school hall illustrated ,address on
the story of the Cross.
Holy Communion Easter . Sunday
at 8:30 a.m. .
Powell's Bazaar
Plain : Price• Store
What we did to "'Increase our
Business last Year, -.at„, the time
seemed Useless, • 'biitr the Results
have been gratif3"ing. There is no-
thing so vital,.a`s growth, the busi-
ness that• doesn't forge ahead slips
back. Ours was -,slipping until we
planned growth°; • i ten''we actually
grew --and to -day, ;the human mind
of this communityAs saying "Powell
has the Right' _Idea,'+ get the price
down and the ;trade will stay at
home." BUSINESS•is Better than
last year and that is saying a lot,
and we are . giving °greater Values
every week.
Our Genuine Cut, •{,lass `Sherbets
at $3.00 per dozen are'being snap-
ped up, as well ast'ls}ei, iimblers at
$1.80 and $2.00. Ne*.Kermiss and
Minton shaped cups/,a,nd saucers at
$3.00 per dozen -:;,are; .'here:: White
fruit saucers at 5 cents ••and oat-
meals at 10c. are unbeataable_-values.
Our Dinner sets and Toilet sets va-
lues are, marvelous. f.we . Invite . You
to .Visit Our .Store Oiten,:?it WILL
PAY You. -4',
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Large 12 oz. jars Vaseline fors, 25c.
Good writing pads 3;fo#01.0c,,,init 5c
Chocolate buds half pound 15c.
Easter Lillies. Cut,, flowers at
lowest . prices. Leave your, order,
we will deliver.
FOR SALE -Ford Touring. Car in
good running shape. Apply to , R.
B. Quante.
FOR SALE -Second hand walnut
dresser and stand. Parties may
see same at. M. E.,•Gar:diner's•.Store.
WANTED -Three : ambitious men
with car Preferred, splendidlopport-
unity for advancement, light work
good wages .Apply to Box 282
Exeter, Ont.
SALESMAN WANTED '
In every town and village in the
County of Huron and 'BrucO on sa-
lary or liberal . commission to,.inter
duce "Renal" the very best; prepar-
ation on the market to -day ;for hon-
sehold furniture and automobiles
a sure sale to customers as soon as
Renal is demonstrated, none'ut en-
ergetic live wires need apply;' -would
not object to an aggressive 4aleslady
Sample of goods`•and full agents out
fits supplied. ' Apply for .particul-
ars and terms to R. S. ;L•aiig, Box
304, Kincardine, telephone.`. 21.
Mrs. Jos. Davis and two children
of Merlin are visiting the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm : Fisher.
Mr." Davis is expected here for
Easter. • •
Mrs: W. J, McIntyre and three
W children, ho have been 'visiting
with the former's ''parentsi, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Sanders, for several
weeks, left Friday,,last for her ,new
home in Chicago, where Mr.
McIn-
tyre -
tYre has been for some;time.
were accompanied •to'Londou by 112rr.
Sanders.The annual meeting of James St;
Methodist Mission Circle was held
on Tuesday evening April 7th. Re-
ports were given and showed a splen
did year's Work. • ,The officers elect-
ed
lected for the coming year were as fol-
lows: Pres. Bertha Andrews:. Vice
President Stella Southcott, rec. sec.
Hilda Powe, Treasurer Alice Pfaff,
Pianist E
s lva'Huukin its box sup-.
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ert. Ruth Andrew, ! 'Christian., stew.
super. Alice Handford;' Assisi.' Sup
er,r .
M s John Ro
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Miss Mildred '
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was among the students`''of Alma
College, St. Thomas, chosen to .take
parta
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m iv it r sen t • to
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demonstrate the er,ecope of the •'courses.
of study being carried on at the col-
lege. The guests,,x.hich filled the
college auditorirr#$Msy.i'nclUded: Mem-
bers of the City r+~oj;ncil, County
council, the board '6f education,
With theiri
w vas the board of rA1nta
College; and the enscutive •of the
theta Daughters"' Society The de-
part"m eizits, wh}ch deirionstvated their:.
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the chorus, tvhieh g i''e 'several very
fine ' nt#n'ibers to eoncl-ude the 1�ro-
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Men, we are showing a beautiful range of New Cloths this season
tailored in single or double breasted styles. ,You will want your now
suit for East:,.. Let .__ show You
$16.50 ' ' $22.50 $30.00 $35.00
New Biltmore Hats Men's en's Light Tan Oxfords
Showing the newest styles fbr
Spring as well as the 'newest
shades. Priced at ,
$3.50 • $4.00 15.00
The light Tan Oxfords will be
very popular this season. We
are 'showing two snappy styles
Priced at
$7.00 and $8.00
Smart Styles in Ladies' Coats
the newer styles.:: We
some good styles for
Coats • 'x15,00 to $35.
Every week we show a number of are sure
"you win like 'them. This week we Offer 'growing
girls priced at
$12.00 to $15.Od. Ladies' Coa
00
New Hosiery for Easter
In the .new light shades, that
are so popular this season. They
sell at popular prices
$1.00 • $1.50 $2.00
New -Gloves for Easter
In Griffin make every pair 'is
double tipped which ensures long
,;` `wear at per pair
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50
Wall Papers - Linoleums Congoleum Rugs
We carry a splendid stock of : thei ,.above lines. Bring in the size
- of your room and get our prices.'' j „
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100 good blinds in dark green to . clear. r•at
98c:.,each
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REPAIRS •
We are lord prepared to do all
kinds of repairs on broken frames,
whereas before, afore, we'had to send 'then
to London or elsewhere
HEAVY SHELL FRAMES . TO
YOUR OWN LENSES, WBJLE
YOU WAIT, $3.00.
SPECTACLES, LARGE LENSES,
$1.00 and UP.
Dr. John Ward
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIAN
MAIN 8T. EXETER, ONT.
PHONE 70
VIOLIN AND PIANO INSTRUC-
TION
• Pupils visited or received
Terms Moderate
Concert Engagements Accepted.
ROBERT •GAMBRILL
Phone 161, Exeter
NOTICE
Onion Growers -Have onion seed
to let out on contract. -George Hay,
Crediton, Phone 29-12.
• Dutch Sets for Sale. Apply to L.
Day & Son, Florists.
LOST -In Exeter, a large black
carved lava breastpin. Valued as
heirloom. Finder rewarded by leav-
ing at Times -Advocate.
WANTED -Cattle for pasture -
Lot 12 S. Bound. Hay. Apply to
John Penhale, Hay, P.O. Phone
35'r 12 Dashwood.
R. E. Pickard has been appointed
general'; agent for the Great West
Life Assurance Co. with headquart-
ers : at. Exeter. This company ' has
the, largest business done in Canada,
Mr:- Pekar
d,s office'is at his .resi-
dence, John St.
CLEAR AND COLORED FLOOR
VARNISH
Ask for Carmote Colored Varnish,
formerly called Campbell's Varnish
Stain. Splendid for refinishing your
furniture, woodwork, floors. W. J.
IIEA.MAN sells it.
STRAWBERRY PL
PLANTS FOR SALE,
Excellent e t Va eti
ri es
Dunlap(early), a 1 Glenn,
Mary(Mid
Summer), Stevens (lte). 75c
per, 100; $2.00 per 300; ,$3.00 per
500; $5.00 per 1,000. . 5e' extra per
100 if
sent b mail. Y m L Apply to
Nathan Doupe, Kirkton, Ont.
Libby McNeil &- Libby
OF CANADA, LTD., OF CHATHAM
is now open to write pickle acyeage
in and around the districts of Exe-
ethnnd Ilensall for the cohzinp sea
oIF - Anyone Wishing to 4intft
` -.inti • e
k l s e Mr.
iU• Y W. W. Mae,
tnict than in Exeter, eter or write rte ltim
ncl he will ladl call an ... ase
g y d you
nd ive 't tt any
g 5'' ycii
y
niay. retraire. . We 'are,' paying more.
money, and receiving larger pickles
Try one or two acres.
COAL -,=COKE
AND INSURANCE
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
El. J. CHRISTIE
OFFICE: North of f;Ti7llott•. and Johns
Great Bg�arns in
Furniture during
the next two
months;
R. N.-ROWE
EMBAIt1 ERS; . ND
FUNERAL_ DIRECTOR
PHONE 20W ' 3i PHONE 20J
Safety Razbr `Blades
Sharpened '(any make)
SINGLE EDGE 3c
DOUBLE EDGE 4c
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. COLE, Druggist
CLEANING PRESSING
and REPAIRING
SUITS MAIL'- LkW.f ASURE
TO FIT YOU.A,ND YOUR•:POCKET
WORK'' CALLED FOR AND DE-
IaYERiiiDt;,,,;, ; •
ELLIOTT AND JOHNS "
W. R .0 uldin g
1. T:, M.
Organist and Choirz iaster
James St. • Metliryodist', Church
Instlrucction iIi''
Piano Vocal Organ ,%•,,,. Theory
Supervisor of "tiusus in Schools
Concert En age mettSAcep te d
Studio Victoria -St: , L'-'- ' ''Box 57
! EXETER, ONT.
J. L.,: LA3W1S
CONTRACTOR'
Cement and Carpenter Work
ESTIMATES- FIJRNISHED
EXETER ; :-- QNTARIO
Wood yf r Sale
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Centr•ali
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and ;,west of Exetei, Ytt�P +d e�each1
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1'IXOND 38
I. R. ' CARLING B.A.
Barrister, Solicitor, &e.,
Loans, Investments, .Insurance,
Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers , Solicitors &c.
Money to Loan, Investments Made,
Insurance.
Safe-deposit Vault for use of our
Clients without charge.
Exeter London Hensen
ERNEST ELLIOT
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
HIGH CLASS INVESTMENTS
(Trustee Investments)
Bearing interest at 5 Y4 per cent.
INSURANCE
Office: .Main St. Exeter, Ont.
G.S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D.S
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College a,
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and /hag
veraity of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer. Mlil-
tary District Number One, Loadiia5
Ont.,
Main Office, Main St. Exeter. 011:
Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9.00 a.m.
to 5.10. P.M .
Office hours at ZURICH ONT., TUIL
only, at 10.00 o'clock a.m. to 5.91
o'clock p.m. Phone 79. •
DR. G. F. R0ULSTON, L.D.S., D.D.B.
DENTIST -
Office over I. R. .Carling's Law'
office. -
Extractions Under Oxygen Gas.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.L.D.,
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univers
sity
DENTIST
'Office over Gladman & tanbur
' office, 'Main Street Exeteg.
FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUSTIONEER
for Huron and Middlesex
•. FARM SALES A 'SPECIALTY
Prices reasonable and satisfaction;
guaranteed;
EXETER P. 0. or RING 138
A. R. TENNA:NT
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Office-41c1.)onnell's gales '
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attention. Phone 23w.•
5A1VMES W. WATSON -
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Sales conducted • in any locality.
Perm Stock sales a specialty: Satin-
faction guaranteed.Charges mod.
erste. Orders left at this office wilt:.'
be
promptly P y attended,to. R.R. No.
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