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New coats which are arriving this week
will freshen ne am' Stock and complete o'er,
range of sizes. People ' appreciate ,the
food values we are offering and these new
coats will sell quickly, so come in pick
Yours out this week and have u full .red
son's service tram it. Popular, Prices';
$12.95 $15.95 w$iS,5O'
$22.50 $25.00 '
oleproof os exy'
98c.
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Full fashioned silk stockings: -in all`';:€'h.ee
new shades and black—the Holepi-oof
Brand assures satisfactory wear i:vi our
price of 98c. a pair is certainly resonable.
Ask to see our special stockinks at.ser,
pair
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25c.. and bac.
For Dresses
We are now showing the nem7 Ging-
hams, Voiles, Linens, English;+. and Silk.
Broadcloths both in plain and striped;
Printed and 'Brocaded Crepes, Dress Flan-
nels, All Wool Crepes and Silk-linit ma-
terials. We stock the Standard Design-
er• patterns with the Belrobe System in-,;;
eluded which makes home dressmakinga
simple task. Come in and see our dis-
play of materials in exclusive lengths and
by the. yard.
A. Stewart
BETTER V�LUES IN PURNffUKE.
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Latest Designs, Better Ser ice
Largest Stock Lowest Prices
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Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
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Wheat, $1.25.
Barley 65e.
Oath 50c.
Manitoba Flatly $4.90
Blended Flour $4,55
Pastry Flour $4.15
Deed Flour $2,00,
Bran $1.50
:Shorts $1.60 •
Mutter, 30.c,
Creamery Butter 39c.
Eggs, extras, 26c,
Eggs, firsts: ,,21c.
Lard 20c
hog's, Soleets $12.9 0.
Hogs, thick shil.00th $12.00,
THE ETR 'MMES -ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, APRIL 30th, 1O25,
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Mr, S. G. Bawden, of Goderich,
visited in town Wednesday.
The 'foundatipn is 'in for a new
bungalow for Miss A, McAnsh o
Jahn St.
Mrs. Mills, of Windsor, visit
relatives ins' Exeter for a few do
la,s �� week,
Mr. Lionel Howard, of London,
visited with Mr. E. J. Christie over
the 'week -end.
Mr. and Mrs., Robt. Hpnney and
dailghter Miss Ella are visiting for
a few weeks in Detroit.,
Mr. A. Easton has rented the resi-
dence on Gidley St. recently oc-
cupied by Mrs. M. Blatchford.
Mr. Chas. Davis is able .to been
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and around the house following h
recent operation for appendicitis.
Mr. A, Merrett moved his house
hold effects here on Monday and
will oceilpy Mrs. Johnson's house, on
Mill Street.'
Mr. Mervyn Wilson of London
an,t1 'friend Mr. Guss. Barclwill spent
Sunday with 117r. and Mrs. Sid Wil-
son,- Elimville.
1Vir. Rd. Ten'y has rented his farm
on the 14th concession df Stephen to
Mr. Isaiah Tetreau, who lives just
across the road.
Mr,Geo. Vosper returned to his
home in Toronto. on,,Saturday after
visiting for a few weeks with his
sister, Miss C. Vosper.
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Rev, W. E, ."o)inelly, E. A., Pastor
W. U. Gottic inb, A:T,a.hL
Organist and •Choir.Leader
" - COMMUNION SUNDAY
10,15—Morning .Fellowship.`
11.00-•-Coinn un on Meditation --=-
"The Master's Cup."
3.00 p.ln.=Sunday School, and Bible
Class.
7.00—"Dust and�DiviAify•
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n Rev. A. A. Trumper„ L. Th., Rector.
1111 a.m.—"A Call 'to Christ."
Y,s 1. 7 p.m.—Prof. Colclough of Toron-
to University will be the preeicher.
Dr. W. E. Weekes, of Glencoe, is
locating in Exeter and has rented
the rooms ,,of Mr. E. Elliott, over
Miss Yelland's millinery store.
Mr, and Mrs. • L. Grieve and two.
children and Miss Dorothy Smith,
motored up from Strathroy and
`spent Sunday with relatives.Jn town.
Mr. and Mrs.''John Markham of
London, former residents of Exeter;
visited in town this week, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis and other
friends.
Mr. Louis. Love has moved from
'Stephen Tp. where he recently dis-
posed _of his, farm to the house on
William St. recently purchased from
Mr W. H. Harness.
+lea Ts Fred E1lerington-and John
Cole have purchased an Al' premium
Clysdale from James Norris, of Mit
Chen. . This horse is of outstanding
appearance and merit.
Mr. Bert. Gardiner, who has been
attending Business College: in Lon-
don, is home owing to nerve trouble
and -while able .to be out is under
the advice of a physician.
Rev. J. G. Litt, pastor of the Evan-
gelical church, Zurich, has been
transferred to Shakespeare and Rev.
J. H. Grenzebach, of Shakespeare,
has been stationed at Zurich.
Mr. Geo. Atkinson, of London,
visited in town for ,a couple ,of days
during the past week. Mrs. Atkin
son has been quite ill with rheu-
matic trouble for several mouths.
"The New Outlook" is the name
chosenfQr the paper which is to be
iseued in the =interests of the United
church of Canada and which takes
the place of the Presbyterian Wit-
ness, -the Canadian Congregationalist
and th'e Christian Guardian, at pres-
ent published in connection with the
three denominations which are unit-
ing.
Mrs. S. Jpnnston and daughter,
Pearl left this week for Seaforth to,
make their home in future. Mrs.
Johnston is going to live with her
daughter, Miss Ila, who ,has• a good.
position in that town. Their many.
friends in Exeter while regretting
their departure will wish for„them
every happiness in their new home.
'The' Rowland -Family Band ofli
seven -players of Ingersoll will :con-
duct the services on Sunday for the,
Salvation. Army. The evening ser-
vice.4111 be conducted in the Town
Hall, musical.items will be render-
ed during the evening, An open-
air service will be held after ,church
service at 8.30: p.m.. on Sunday
night.
The `filial meeting of the Y. P.
League of. Main St. church took the
form- of a social evening on• 1VIOnday
f this week. The first part. con-
istod of a program in which several
of the: young .people took part. Dur-
ing the program Mr. George Mawson.
ave,: a short and practical address.
n "Some things expected of a
League Member."'Then followed a
series of games and h contests in'
which all participated most heartily.
A light lunch was served, bringing
o an end one of the most successful
ears. among Main St. Young People,
They are looking forward to a •splen-
id" Tallying for good: work during
next year.
On Saturday.evening April llth.
t Edmonton, a quiet ,home wedding
ook place between Marjorie, eldest
&tighter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
allard : of 106 Street, formerly of
'Victoria, and Mr. Harry Neil. Elston
ecbntl son of Mrs. a,nd the late Mr.
ktbiiias Elston, of Exeter, Ontario,
Canon Pierce -Goulding ,officiated
iss 1lelen. McCltire played the wed-,
ing march and was maid Of honor.
Mr, Charles Ballard supported the
rbom. After, the ceremony " 2,
dainty buffet' supAer was served.
Among those present Mr.and Mrs.
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Miss' Grace ' 1leanian,' of undon, Dinah ',Elston. Later' the happy
has been visiting With. rata ;ivies ilh,:coua,le loft for flan 14fatec, Ca;lifdrnia
town for the least -week. 'whore they will resicl :
pays use
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'HOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOW BY.
G. A. HAWKINS
EXETER
Young Creech., of Detroit,
-.averal days during the Week
Powell's Bazaar
Plain- Price Store
The farmerettes tell us that
"Hooper" pays more for, good eggs,
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than • any other ''dealer within 20
miles of Town. If• this be true then
every reader of this paper ought to
bring their 'eggs tq': Exeter, and deal
here becauseyou,dan get most any-
thing you want at ('better" prices
than elsewhere. 'especially if you
patronize this store: Sounds like
"bunco" maybe, but come and . see
for yourself. At no time do we ask
or expect business from you unless
our prices are as low or lower than
elsewhere. The Store that meets
our prices'; be entitled to an
"even break 1 lit- what about the
one that triols' You. Look over our
FRIDAY,- SATURDAY SPECIALS—
TUMBLERS, fluted 5 cents.
EGG CUPS, china 5 cents,
Trade at' Powells ,.and save -money..
IVIJIOLM FARM"
Choice Strawberry plants -for sale.
,Senator Dunlop:' anti` hood River
varieties, 75c. per 100. L: V. Ho-
garth, Exeter.
Seed Potatoes "2ob ' Sale- Green-
Mountain;,, also two well bred York-
shire sows coming first *eelt
May. Apply to .Jos C. Ferguson.
Concession 4, ,Usborne Towhship.
BABY CHICKS
Bred -to -Lay strains;: S. C. White
Leghosns, $12.50 per '100; Barred
Rocks, $15.00 per 1.,00; from 20
2i,.;cially selgCto.. ypr,.nr;,;" oi:� RY
220, $25.00 per 1'00.'
From 25 ` specials; -selected April
pullets out of 140 $202.00 per hund-
red Eggs for hatching : =A quantity
of Dooley seed potatoes also for sale
50c. a bag. Apply W. F. Abbott,
Exeter, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED TO l3UILD
SCHOOL HOUSE
SEALED TENDERS will be re-
ceived b -y the undersigned Trustees
Stephen and Bosanqutt, -up to Mon-
day, May 4th next at -7- p.m. to erect
a two toom brick School, House at
Grand. Bend. General cocnditions
for all contractors, together 4•with
plans and specifications -May be seen
at the office of g McBride,
architect, London; ,,a,t4elie office of
H. Eilber & Son, Crediton or at
Brenner's Garage, Grand Bend.
Maurice Drenner, Aaron Ireland,
Harold Wolper, Trustees,',D.S.S. No.
Flowers -for Mother's :Day. Don't
forget to leave your ord# early.—
Harvey & Harvey.
tile welder fer gold and ,silver wel-
ding. This work that -previously
had to be sent out of town, will now
be done at home. This also applies
to the metal line spectacle frames.
—Sylvester Taylor, Jeweler.
LOST—License plate No., 196-766.
Finder rewarded by leaving at
Times-Advobate office.,
The Ladies' Aid of James St.
church will , hold a sale of home-
made cooking in the sampls rOinxi of
•the Central Hotel on Saturday next
beginning at 3 o'clocic, Ladies -of
the Aid are requested to bring their
donations without being canvassed.
FOR SALE -1 Brood sow and 10
Pigs 4 vieeks old, De Laval cream
separator, nearly neW. J. Wil-
son, Lot a, Con. 8, Hay Township.
FOUND—A couple of Screened
boxes used in connection with bees,
4found near Woodhani on Tuesday
and left at the Times -Advocate.
Owner may have same by paying for
advertisement.. '
STRAYED--etinto the' premisee of
Chas. Harvey, Huron: St!, On Thurs-
day of last we,,e a dark bay horse.
Owner may UMW sante bY proving
property and expenses. -
EXETER LAWN TENNIS CLUB
A meeting of the above club will
be held in the Bank -of ComMerce
chambers on Friday, May'l),at'8 pen.
All members and Others interested
in"the game and desirous of.. becom-
hig members are "requested to at -
PIANO TUNIN'e
Mr, Stein 'has arrived in towv.
Pa,rtieS wishing pianoCtuned phone
Mrs. Gambrill, No. 101.,
esweee machines at'Saritlers Mfg, Co.
h'..lreter, Ont. Apply at factory,.
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,,Men., we are showing a beautiful range of New Cloths this seasen
tailored in sing16 or double breasted, , It is a good time to buY now.
Let tie show you our.values at
We are showing several new
patterns in this popular floor .04Y-
ering. All sizes carried in Stock.'
sao.00
Linoleum Rugs
We offer the new patterns in
this sanitary floor covering. Our
prices will interest you.
.NEW 'LINOVUIVI$
Bring in the size of your roona and get our prices. We carry the test
patterns and will la,y them free of charge.
New Wall -Papers Good Blinds at 98c.
Brighten up the interior of , This a shipment of seconde and
. your home with a few rolls; pf one. • ' 'are' worth in the regular way
new wall papers. At per roll . .$1,50. We have a limited quan-
CURTAINS and CURTAIN NETS
We offer a larger, better and ah`eaPer Shan- ever before. Pretty
nets for bedrooms and kitchens at 20ce-25ce and 35c. Better qualities at
40c., 50c., 75c., 90c. Bedroom curtains complete with tie -backs per pr.
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ENIECLICEYE
REPAIRS
AND INSURANCE
'YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
FL J. CHRISTIE
OFkICE: North of Elliott and Jlohns
We are now prepared to do al?
whereai before, we had to send them
kinds of repairs on broken frames, or -Spring
_ YOU WELL WANT SOME,
- HEA.VY SHELL FRAMES
YOUR OWN LENSES, WHILE
YOU WAIT, Ammo.
SPECTACLES, LARGE LENSES,
Dr. John Ward
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIAN
MAIN ST. EXETER, ONT.
PHONE 70
VIOLIN AND PIANO INSTRUC-
TION
Pupils visited or received
Terms Moderate,
Concert Engagements Accepted.
-ROBERT GAMBRILL
Phone 161, Exeter
-Meat Market
HAVE YOU TRIED DIM SER-
VICE?' 'IF NOT GIVE US A CALL.
SERVICE AND SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED. WE CARRY A
COMPLETE LINE OF MEATS.
PHONE 38
R. McINNIS
LICENSED' AUCTIONEER FOR
For best results let R. McInnis
handle your auction sales.
FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
HAY posT OFFICE
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenderd, marked "Tender
for wiring Court House" will be re-
ceived by the undersigned up t6 8
o'clock p.m. May 25th, 1925, for re-
wiring the Court House, Goderich,
for lighting purposes. All material
to bs furnished by party receiving
_the contract. Plans and specifica-
tions maY " be seen at my office.
The lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
Geo. W. Holman, County Clerk
Goderich, April 25th, 1925. -
FOR RENT --100 acres of pas-
ture land on Con. 5, Tp. of Stephen.
River supplies plenty of, water. Ap-
ply Mrs, 13. Coughlin, 2-11 Pall Mall.
London. 4-16-3t.
Libby McNeil & Libby
OF CANADA, -LTD., CHATHAM
is how Open to write pihle acreage
irt and around the districte of •EXe-
ter and Hensall tor the coming sea-
son: Anyene wishing to contract
will kindly see Mr. W. W. Rice, dis-
trict man in EXeter, or write him
and he will gladly can, and see yeti
and give you any information yeti
may require. We are Paying more
money, and receiving larger pickles
TrY:, ono or two acres.
New Furniture'
- Your old Repaired
THE PLACE TO GET YOUR RE-
PAIRING DONE IS AT IC N.
ROWE'S WIEERE YOU ARE SURE
OF A GOOD JOB.
OUR STOCK OF, FURNITURE IS
OF THE VERX BEST AND
OUR PRICES CANNOT
PLACE.
IR. N. ROWE
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Phone Bus. 20W House 20S
Safety Razor Blades
§harpened (any make)
SINGLE EDGE . 3e
DOUBLE EDGE 4c
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. COLE, Druggist
CLEANING PRESSING
and REPAIRING
fO FIT YOU AND..YOUR POCKET
ELLIOTT AND JOI:DiS'
W. R. Goulding
Organist and Choirmaster
James St. 1VIethodist church
Instrucction in
Piano Vocal -Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools
Concert Engagements Accepted
'Studio Victoria, St. ' Box 57
CONTRACTOR
Cement and Carpenter Work
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
EXETER ONTARIO
lAroocl for Sale
eALE
H Bagshaw
TRY , Phone VON
BARRNTER., SOLICITOR, ETC,
Loans, Investnients, Insurance
Oince,Carling Block,Main, St. Exeter
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers , Solicitors &c.
Money to Loan, Investments Made
Safe-deposit Vault for useaof our
Cliehts without- charge.
ERNEST ELLIOT
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
HIGH CLASS INVESTMENTS
(Trustee •Investments)
Bearing interest at 5Yd. per cent.
INSURANCE
Office: Main St.'''. Exeter, Ont.
DENTAL , SURGEON
Graduate of the itoyal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
Unifersity of Toronto.
Late Distriet Dental Officer, Mili-
tary District• Number One,- London,
Ont.
Main Office, Main St. Exeter, Ont.
Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m.
Phone No. 79.
'Office over I. R. Carling's Law,
Extractions Under Oxygen Gas.
Honer Graduate of Toronto univer.
eity
DENTIST •
office, Main Street Exeter.
FRANK TAYLOR
for Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed
EXETER P. O. or RING 138
ainriMiesmillUffmnew
Veterinary Surgeon
Office--1VIcDonnell's Sales Stables' on
John St. Phone,cailds receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
:TAMES W. WATSON.
LICENSED AUCT.IONEER
Salea conducted in any locality.
Farm Stock sales a specialty. Sat's.,
faction ',•guaranteed. Charges mod:
orate. Orders left at this Office will
be,promptly attended to, NO.
1, Kirkton. Phone Kirkton 54r2,
WARMS FOR SA.LE----A XONV 0110100
in the Townships of 'Osborne,
Ttickersmith and ,„Hibbert. Good,
buildings and well located as to mar,
kets. ' Priced right, Apply to Thal