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THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
or Laster ....
And For the Spring ,Days to Follow
There are Many thins yon will went new for 'Easter and.
for the waren Spring days that ar're soon to hollow anti you will
find thi;s store well prepsered to meetyour needs, s
, The styles this season sere very pleasing and the new materials
are beautiful, serviceable and unusually reasonably priced.
A New Goat for Easter
l yervone is planning or wishing they could plan to wear
their 'new coat on Easter Sunday., The weather man . promises
to smile so snake certain of your new coat by choosing from the
large stock which we will have assembled for this week -end's
business. 51`any of these coats will be here on consignment fete
this week -end only and we eau promise you some real special
values in this season's very latest styles.
New Tweeds and. Fur Trimmed Tailored Coats
POPT:LARLY PRICED AT $14.M $17.95; -$19.86; $24:.05
For New Spring Dresses
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Bordered,: Figured and Plain Silks and Rayons vi
sea
't; ssose enar`e; sold more dress lengths up to -date this,seasou than -,
wedidn last year's entire season., ,The reason is found in our
large and carefully chosen stock and the snaprisini,ly. low prices ,
of our attractive materials, Coarse .in and see our dtspltiy you'll '.,(A
be delighted.
NEW VOILES WITH SATIN AND BEADED BORDERS`
NEW SILK FIGURED CREPES NEW BORDERED RAYONS
NEW . S1LI1 CREPES NEW SILK KNIT MATERIALS
NEW FANCY 13ROADCLOTHS NEW PLAIN BROADCLOTHS
NEW GINGLIAhiiS NEW DELAINES NEW RAYONS
Pretty Complete Dress Lengths as Low as $3.,05•
Easter Dress Accessories
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Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, Slippers) ,Oxfords
You can complete your spring costume •liere`.vith all the
latest accessories... Hosiery., Gloves anti Scarfs inn the newest
shades and effects . and {attractive foot wear all at prices you will
be pleased to pay.
New HoleProof Silk St
ockin s only
98c
New Sati or Patent Slippers only $4.95
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FURNITURE
DOSE COMFORT
WELCOM :YOU
PHIS IS THE BIND WHICH WILL GREET .YOU WHEN
YOU CALL AT OUR STORE ON A VISIT OP ;EIS R,CTION.
SOLID,: COMPORT :COMBINED WITH U'P fib=DATE STYLE
AND FINISH AND A DURABILITY BEYOND - COMPARISON:•
THERE'S HEAL VALUE IN EVER
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"TBE HOME FURNISHER"
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
FINEST MOTOR AND HORSE EQUIPMENT.
FACILITIES AND SERVICE UNSURPAS, SED
DAX AND NTGHT SERVICE
DISTANCE CALLS RECEIVE PROMPT 4TTENTION
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Men's Stora Phone 81w Men's, Store
Extra Paifts e
Exeter ,Markets.
Wheat $1.25.
Oats 450.
Batley 60c.
Manitoba Flom` $4.60.
l3lended Flour $4,10,
Pastry Flour $3.,60,
Feed Flour $2,00.,
Bran $1.7.0
Shorts $1.70
Creamery Butter 49c,
Dairy Butter 39 to 42.
Eggs; extra28c.
Eggs 23c..
Lard 20c
Potatoes $2,00 to $2.25
Hogs $13.00
Hogs, Selects $14,3.0
(AVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURL
Rey. James Foote, 13,A=, Minister
Sundry• School withdrawn.
1.1 a.;ni,- "Phe Resurrection vital
to the Christian Faith: '
The Minister
7. p.m.--"Musio linking Mortal and
Innniartal.'.',
The Minister
A halt' hour or sacred convert et
the, close of the evening service in
charge of the Sunday School Or-
I chestra.
JAMES ST,. UNITEDI O•IJB•OU QF CANADA:
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Mrs. A. E. Kuhn spent Friday in
London,
Good Bicycle For Sale. Apply to
W. S. Beer.
J. L. Lewis was, in London on
Monday, on business.
The Imperial Oil Co. has a new
oil truck on the road.
The road is now open for motors
Frain Lucan to London.
The robins are back and a few
Easter hats have appeared.
With Every Suit 4
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A Representative of the
ere.; T. iloritg Company
Will be at this Store on
Thursday, April 8th.
We are offering "Clothes of Quality" taiIordd .to.°ybiir..own in- �v
diduai measure with EXTRA PANTS FREE/ This is a great spec-
ial that thrifty men will be quick to take advantagesoS. "Oiethes. of
Quality" are known from Coast to Coast for their beautiful fabric,
fine style and superb tailoring.
SPECIALROFFER
Suit with Extra pants tailored to your• measure, a't';g26.i0. The
most outstanding value in the cotritry of choice fabrics are featur-
ed for Spring.
IVIr. P. B. Browning returned Fri-
day evening after spending a week
in Toronto.
Mr. T. S, Wood's many £riendsare
pleased to see him out following his
recent illness.
Robins, blackbirds, greybirds, and
wrens have appeared in Exeter dui-
ing the past week. t MAIN STREET UNITED (AWACS
Miss Ella Sanders has .returned. Rev. F. E. Clysdale. Pastor
home after visiting for a couple of
months in Toronto
Rev. E. Sheppard, Pastor
W. R, Goulding, A.T.C,M.
Organist and Choir -Leader
EASTER GREETINGS
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No S. S. by Health Board Order'.
7 p,m.---Thr Ever -living Christ
This Thursday 8 p.m. 'help make
100 gathered at the Cross.
Man doing his worst, God. doing
his best.
Death, the last of many foes,'
Lost his sting when Christ arose.
The body goes beneath the sod,
Th soul is at Home with God.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11. a.m.-The First Easter Day.
Sunday School withdrawn.
7 p.m. -Jesus Christ raised. from the
Dead.
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•Mr. and Mrs.' L. Grieve and fain-, 3 pan.- Sunday School.withdrawn
ily, of Strathroy, visited with rela- 7 p -m. `-'`Phe Reaonableness of to
tives fora few days. mortality."
"Easter is the spring -time of the
Spirit." -"The Easter Spirit in Men
means the ICingdom of God on Earth
the federation of, the nations, "the
brotherhood of man." Special Eas-
ter Music. •
Mrs. James Foote, son Llyod and
daughter Marjory, are visiting in
Belmont this week.
During the break-up of the roads
trucks are allowed to carry only
half of their original load.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steward, are ex
pected home this week after holiday-
ing with relatives in New York.
Miss Emily Cornish, of Thornloe,
New Ontario, is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Penhale, on the Thames
Road.,
Week night services are being.
held in the Trivitt Memorial Sunday
School Hall this Wednesday; Thurs-
day and Fs ;, lay evenings.
Mr. John Norry was called to
Windsor Saturday to attend the fun-
eral of his brother's wife, Mrs. Chas.
Norry, which took place on Monday.
The Peerless Jubilee Concert Corns
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•church on Friday evening, quite a
large number: being present. •
Arthur 'Bentley Broderick, died at
hoarse in Ottawa on Sunday.' He
was a well-known figure in banking
circles, and was at one time on the
staff of the Molsons Bank, in Exeter
Merchant Tailor and Gents'OFutfit er
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GOVERNMENT
ALWAYS ON S NLE
ALWAYS SALEABLE•
N(IK TROUBLE A,EOur INTEREST
.:,GrE LOANS
SE,LECTED FARMS
HIGHER INTEREST
COLLECT ION MADE
NDS
WE' 1Ufi NO CHARGE FOR THE SAFF,-.IITiEPJ S(I OP
YOUR, PAPERS IN OUR VAULT
Giadman Stanbury
Powell's Bazaar
The Big Variety 'Store
SOMETHING NEW all the time at
POWELL'S BAZAAR said a child
looking in Our Windows last week,
yet 'still we received the past week,
the following - 3ouseholder - Re-
minders, glass eggfcups, Fancy color-
ed Serving trays, Bud vases, mugs,
fancy jugs, plain white breakfast
plates, dainty salt and peppers,
mustard pots, Alumium egg cups,
dishpans, 3 way cookers, omelette
pans, potato • slicers, New Columbia
Records, Blue Amberol records -and
the prettiest .Gingham- gowns selling-
at
Bllingat $1.50 yon ever seaw. . We invite
every lady, : enar hnd child in the
neighborhood toa visit this store.
Every dollar yo-rn spend, here you
save cents.
Easter Lilies, Carnations, and
Sweet Peas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johns celebrat-
ed their 52rd wedding anniversary
on March 20th. Their children and
grandchildren surprised • •them in
their home and provided an excel-
lent dinner, everyone having a most
enjoyable time. -
The past week was bright sunny
weather by. day, but very cold at
night. The great drifts of snow are
slowly disappearing. Sunday night
more snow fell, but it did not last
long. A few venturesome -autoists
have driven a few miles into the
country, but bad roads prevail in the
surrounding townships. Even horse
travel has been very difficult. On
Tuesday evening, a heavy wind storm
accompanied by snow and sleet vis-
ited this section and continued on
Wednesday.
The Chancel Guild of Trivitt Mem-
orial Church deserves credit for the
improvement made .to the chauceof
the church. A handsome new ear -
pet has been laid. and lights install-
ed in the arch of the chancel. The
costs runs -into several hundreds of
dollars and the ladies are busy rais-
ing the money, by various means.
They are deserving of every assist-
ance.
At the James St. Young Peoples'
Lague on Tuesday evening ,of last
week the following officers were
elected for the coning _year: Presi-
dent, Miss .Amy Shaptdn; ist "Vice
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President, Miss .Rota Powe; and Vise
President, Miss Hilda Powe; 8rd
vice-president, Clarence Down; 4th
Vice -President, Miss Verna Coates;
Sea'y, Sylvester Taylor; Treasurer,
,r. May; Pianist, Miss Irene Stewart
Ass't, Miss hfay Abbott:
The Standard Drug Store, 193
Dundas St., London, of which Mr.
Mervyn Camm, an Exeter boy, is as-
sistant manager, and Lyle Statham,
also an Exeter boy, a clerk, was bur-
glarized on Thursday night last,
when the crook broke into the store,
be way of the back door and secur-
ed $300 in cash. To • unfasten the
door he had to break a window, and
with his hands. or smile Instrument
reach through -the pars ori the win-
dow, remove the large iron bar,, and
release two locks at the top and bo"t-
tom offs
h door. The police are
,baffled as to how he was able to re -
Tease the bolts which were fully 3
feet away from the window.
A:u'"order-in-Council has been pass-,
cid establishing new regulations gov-
ening the sale of. maple syrup, The
regulations are as follows: All
packages or containers such as bot-
tles, jars and cans eontainrng maple
syrup exposed for sale, offered for
sale, or, sold to the consuming pub-
lic, shall be.labelled to show plainly'
and distinctly. (a) 'fiie•name of tate
of individual or tint assuming re -
of an r"ndidual or. firm assuming re-
sponsibility for the paekagx-ng.• (c)
Volume and net weight of contents.
FOR SALE OR RENT
The• Following' Properties
Brick` Store 'on i,VIain St., Exeter
Commodious Brick .dwelling, fur-
nace heated, and wired for. Electric
lighting•, etc. with -:-fixtures. in place,
John St.
Aix and a half acres of choice land
suitable for; market ;garden, running'
through from Huron St. to John St.
Choice Saskatchewan farms in the
Carnduff, Fillmore, Plenty and 'Fro-
besher districts.
For price and terms on above see
ROBERT E. PICIARD, John Street
EXETER.
Agent for Great West Life A.e'ce Co.
Snappy
It is a real pleasure to show the new mater-
ea
i-als and styles that we have in stoc t; in new
Spring Clothing. We also have 100 new sarrn- 1
pies that we make up in style you want.
any
Come in 'and look them . over.. Priced at
0.00
,� $25.00 $35,00
Smart Styles in Ladies' Coats
•- Every week we have new cloths and styles, to show you. Easter
will soon be here.. We. want you to see what we are showing,
Felt Hats for Men
We are showing the new shap-
es and
hap-es-and shades for the early buy-
ers. Priced at $4.00 and $5.00.
Dresses for Easter
New dresses are coming to
hand every week. Let -us 'show
you these before you select your
Easter outfit.
BOXER'S MkX[MUR
30 inch WALL PAPERS
These,»apers are claimed to be, the finest range of papers that have
ever been sent' out, by any manufacturer. Papers for 'any room in yours
home at per roll 8c. to $1.50.
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outhbott .Bros.
FOR SALE -Young calves, Durham
and Aberdeen. Apply to Clayton
Smith, Lot 21, S. Thames Road, Far-
quhar, Phone 21-16, ICirkton.
WANTED --Someone to raise 500
to 1000 chicks for nae this . summer.
in quantities from,' 50 to 150, at
price agreed upon ' -Apply to W. F.
Abbott, Exeter. ,•
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Have Your Eyes
Examined
With the short days and the nec-
essitt of continued use et artificial
light -one needs to watch closer
thanever for signs of eye strain. If
you are- not. wearing glasses, make
sure that you do not need them. It's
well to remember 'power of vision
changes and .your. glasses need to be
adjusted to .meet the change, Dr.
John Ward enjoys an enviable repu-
tationr 'treatment hon-
tation for exile tand
o nions. Come in and, satisfy your-
sef everything, is in: order,,
TENDER'S WANTED
Tenders will be, reserved up to
April 10th, 1926, for the erection of,
a brick house on the premises of the.
undersignedt St• The low
est or any other ribt necessarily ac-
cepted. Please apply • to ,Mr. A. T.
harness, Boat 257,1,13xeter.
FOR SALE.
Brick cottage, electric lights,' three
lots, stable, goal well. Residence
of the late Mrs. B. PPoplestone, Main
St. Exeter. Apply 'on. premide;i or
Mr. S. A.,,.Eoplostdme, Blyth.
Agricultural lime -Tor garden put -
poses for sale, at `P.. 0. Selden's
warehotise. John Hey, Jr.
Stork- Cards for sale at the Times -
Advocate.
The sale of home-made cooking
put on by the Mission Band of Jaynes
St. church in one of Mr. Snell's
rooms on Saturday last was a de-
cided success, thanks oto the ladies
who provided•the cooking. The stun
realized waif $26.00,
The :editor of the Times -Advocate'
wishes to express his ;sincere thanks
to Messrs C. I•I, Sanders and Ii.. N.
Creech, through whose efforts the
paper was printed last week. The
editor was taken ill with la grippe
together with two of the staff, Ar-
eh.ie Davis and Lloyd Foote. To
take up the work without any warn-
ing'and to do the work of three men.
was not an .easy task and our reads
ers are to be congratulated that they
received theirr paper on tirnc,
•
Dr: John Ward
Cm ROPRACTOB & OPTICL4N
MAIN ST, EXETER. ONT.
PHOE 70
BIG REDUCTION
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FURNITURE
NO* ON
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R.. N. ROWE
Funeral Director && Embalmer
Night 20J
['hone 20W
Sylvester B. Taylor
Jeweller, - - Exeter
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer, Investments
^Insurance
Office one door south Times Office
--W. . R. Goulding
A: T. C. M. •
Fitton"s Old Stand
WATCH AND 'CLOC1 REPAIRING
GUARANTEED
.?I Sale .
3 -burner gasoline stove.
Guitar with Hawaiin attachinent.
Mandolin with case. •
Ford :ear, best, condition.
Oil stove -and oven, cheap.
2 gasoline tanks, 2 letters 10 loot
and 22 feet.
Several good cutters cheap.
Good Cream Separator, 450 Ib's cap.
Use our Service Ler selltug and
Ilocating. • Inquire -
POWELL'S BAZAAR, EXETER
NOT,ErC /
I The public will kinclly eke notice
that the aledical Practic ed T-IoS-
1
pital established and heretofore car-
ried on by the late Dr. H. K. Hynd-
man, at the Villr ; of Exeter, will
be continued by hr,,..riend and form-
er associate, Dr. M. C. G. Fletcher, •
of London, Ont.
Victoria (Mrs. Dr. R, K.) Ilyndman•
..
"'tVIROLM. FA-R1VL'r
We are now. booking. orders for
Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs in
the following breeds: Bred -td -lay
Barred Rocks, Legltorng'and Ancon-
as at very reasonable prices. Custom
Batching at 4c. per egg. Having in-
stalled a meat and I
bone n
can supply fresh ground r and •meat and
bone for. poultry et 2a, per pound,
•Phone year orders to L. V. Hogarth,.
Exeter. P. 0.; Phone Crediton. 18r31
2-25-8t
Organist and Unoirmaster -•
James St. United Church
Instrucction ,n
Piano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools
Concert Engagements Acceptedted
rj St.
Studio Picto a , Box 67
E3•,ETER. ONT.
FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES •A SPECIALTY
f 'a
r
Prices reasonable and satis et. a ,
• guaranteed
EXETER p. O. or. RING 135
JAMES W. WATSON
-Licensed Auctioneer
Sales conducted In any locality
Farah Stock sales a specialty. Satin
faction guaranteed. Charges mod
erate. Orders lofi at this office wil
be promptly attended to. R.R. No
t, Kirktora. 'noise r ft:r'ktn' 64rs.
DR. M. C. G. FLETCHER
Graduate of Faculty of Medieine,
University of Western Ontario, Mem-
ber of the College .of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario; Member of the
British Medical Council.
Phone 6 -(The office of the late
Dr. H. K. Hyndman)
1. R. CARLING B.A.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR: IITa.
Loans, Investments, Insurance
OftIce,Carling Blook,Main St. Exeter
GLADMAN & . STANBURY
Demisters , Solicitors mac.
Money to Loan, Investments UCaide
Insurance. •
Safe-deposit Vault for use 'of cur•
• Clients without charge.
Exeter- London Hawn ,r -
Dr. G. 5. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D$.
DENTAL SURGEON
Late Listrict Dental Officer a.
Military District, Number One, Los
don, Ont.
Main Street, Exeter, Ont.
Office Phone 34W
' Residence Phone 341,
Be open Wednesday afternoons till
April 7th •
Dr. G. F. Roulston. L.D.S..D.D.S.
DENTIST
ff Office over I. R.' Clingg 's La'w
•k Carling's
office.
Extractions Under Oxygen Gas.
Safety.Razor Blades
Sharpened (any make
STNGLE El I)GifdY Se
DOUBLE EDGE
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S, COLE, Druggist
is
FIRE INSURANCE
PROTE'C'T YOC1ISELls AGAINST
LOSS BY FIRE, Willi
C•- ,' '•
ti"';ib, r}r 1- ii .ir 4E.,1 i ltttt,
J. it.„. 'WI g t
Ii 't.11,l$Ili°G and pONTP,ACTING
Houses and. Barns
ESTIMATES AND wiIJCGEv 3TIL'NS
GLADLY FURNISiIED
tshone 152w John St. East,, Exeter
call and see
i,a
ashaw
---FOR
nuns
SP CL Ji OLD'F/ELD CORD
$10..00
NOTICE
T. H, Elliott wishes to announce
that he and Mr, W. Johns have ciis-
soltred partnership and T. a Elliott
has talcen over the business. Tailor-
ing, Cleaning,' Pressing and- Repair-
big.
epair-iiig.
T. H ELLIOTT
Dr. A. R. Kinsman. L.L.D..D.D.S.
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity,
Office over Giadman & Stanbury'q
office, Main Street, Exeter.
DR. HARRY J. BROWNING -
M.D.C.M., Toronto
L.R.C.P. & S. Edinburgh
L.F.P.&S. Glasgow
Physician & Surgeon
Office 0-rer Browning's Drug Storer
Phones
Residence 30 Office E.
DR. W. E. WEEHES
Physician and Sal.geon
Late Chief Interne Vancouver
General Hospital
Office -One door south of the
Times' -Advocate.
Office hours 9.30 to 10.30 a,m.
2t
to 4 pm. and 7 to 8 p.m.,
Phone; Office .67W, Residence 673
DR. E. S. S'l EINER
VETERINARY At':Y SU} GEO?;
Gratitude of the ONtorto Veterinary,
College •
DAY AND NIGHT CALLS PROMPT-
LY
'IIOMPT-L ( ATTENDED TO
Phone. 158 Residence Ann St
EXETER, ONT.
Dr, Adrian "B B. ibson V.S.
Crarluate ' of the Ontario Veterlasar,
Collage
All calls proMptly attended to
Office -Frank • Taylor's ,Sales Stable
1''Irbne 01)'1V
Residerrnes--Jtnies St., Phone f►f#I
EXETER ONTARIO,
ARTHUR VE13ER.
LICENSED ACIC"TfO;'+ IS R m -
For Huron comity
PAR14I S.&l",I'aS A SPECIALTY ,
8 Years Experience. Priees l:easei •
able, Satisfaction Guaranteed of
Charge.
Phone 5'7-t:3 lSasiew nel
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