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PHONE 16
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Blouses
.A choice assortment of SPRING STYLES in SUITS
COATS and BLOUSES that will appeal to women of the
most refined taste, T.ie Styles are absolutely correct for spring.
Voile Skirts
4' 4 In the Newest styles we can
• er have them made to fit any
O le figure. Order one now. so
ra 7 that you can get it for Eas-
g ., ter.
SILKS
Yard wide, Silks in many
colors also in Black. is guar-
anteed at per yard $1.00 and
$1.25.
Wall Paper
Such pretty elfeetsin plain
or small figures. Suitable
for Halls. Parlors, Dining
rooms and Bedrooms at per
roll. 5 8 10 15 to 30c.
Rugs
Of many kinds and sizes
Velvet, Axminister, Wilto
Tapestry and Union, Awide
variety of designs and colors
A big shiptnent is just to
harm.
Opening
Of
Spring Millinery
Display
Friday and Saturday March 22 & 23
On Friday and Saturday our show rooms
will be open when a comprehensive showing of the
Season's Best Styles executed in materials of
many descriptions will be shown. Miss Quance
is in charge of this department and wishes all lad-
ies of Exeter end surrounding country to call and
see the display.
J. A. STEWART
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GOULDS
GROGMRYGftOGEHY
PHONE 47.
Opposite Electric Light Plant
Keep Happy in the Home
by getting YOUR
HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITIES
Here. We handla only
the BEST w and e have
n v
everything you need at
all Seasons,
TRT TEA AND COFFEE STORE II
WANTED -Choice Butter and
Fresh Eggs.
nimmenutaimarsommainseadil
Seed Barley
-AND-
Seed Peas
No 21 Seed Barley
and
orthern grown
Seed : Peas e s
for Salet
a
thexeter
I� Warehouse
Also a g
large
Uallt
ity Feed ed o Hand
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A mise+tl.la,neous shower was ten-
ciered Miss' Bertha Cobbiedick by her
young lady friends at the hone of
Miss Ethel Ilriekwood on Thursday
evening last. A very pleasant even-
ing was spent.
Gumnell's has a hundred uses, try
erre
tube anyway and
get i
mmediate
relief f Stn Catarrh troubles.
Campbell's Varnish Stains are scien-
tifically
prepared from m soI1e coloft'e
combined with. the toug'hes't hard'
guru floor Varnish in such et way'
that this stain( works Moo a 'trans-
parent 'L:acquer. Nothing like i't for
f
us,. + onfloors. . Furnitu +:
r and Interior
er ar
wood work. Vary durable • stains and
varnishes at one operation. W. J.
thereon sells it.
An exchange pertinently remarks
A 'rood newspaper cannot be made
these days w""
tthoutg god advertisers
J3ut what is of more general concern
is the bread fact that a good totem
cannot be made in these• days with-
out a good newspaper. It cents
money to make a good town; it costs
money to make a good newspaper.
Ori Sunday last Mrs.Rev.) T. E.
Harrison,- of London, conducted, the
s Tvices in Main Street
Methodist Church in the ,narning. In
the afternoon and evening accompane
i;' d
by Mn Street
ciCtoir, Mrs. Har-
rison drove, to Bethany appointaaent
and conducted anniverasry .services of
the Woman's Missionary Society; The
eboir hacl ebarge of the singing.., ' A
.nr;n's cheir, had the singing in 1tain
street church in the evening. '
If you are a telephoner user don't
tog' the lime but apply the Goldin
Role so that everybody will be able
to secure the best service possible
A. fee imposed tot atertime tni,xl t`
have a tendency to break upidlee loin;
chats some 11o1°,r engage in While n
score Of other people with ;i eportati t
messages, have to wait on, ++Line's
husy',' HeIp,the opera tters,,abf .the
Define generally' by pliyiiY; fair,
eAle
E EX E
R TIMES,
Market tt•eports,--fine following its
the tepart of Exeter markets eor-
rectwd op to March 21.st.
'Wheat Standard 05 cents
Buckwheat 70 cents
Oats 145 to 146
Peas 1.00 to 1.10
Barley 165 to 00
Shorts $27.00
Bran X26.00
Model Flour 2,70
Feed Flour 100 to L05
Butter 30 cents
Eggs 20 cents
Potatoes 1.35 - 1.60
Chieked 8-10
Duck 12--13
Turkey 14-=17
Geese 11-12
Fowl 5-7
Hogs live weight 7.10
Choice export steers 6.75 to '7.I0
-,elldium export steers 6,50 to 6.651
Choice butchers heifers 6.25 to 6,50
Medium butchers heifers 6.00-626
Choice butchers cows 5,00 to 5.2i
eiMdiuni butchers cows 4,50• to 4.75
Common cows '3.50 to 4,00
Choice. lambs 6,00 to 6.75
'Choice sheep 4.25 to 4,50
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LOCALS_
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Mr. Jos, Pearl; was in London Mon-
day.
Mr. Bert Wil soon lett last Friday
for Saskatoon.
Mrs C. Knight entertained on Fri-
day evening last,
31r. H. Phillips left on Wednesday,
for Saskatoon, Sask.
Mr. Rd Seldon lost a valuable
mare on Friday east.
Mr. Chas. Lindenfiel,d visited. in
1'arkhi,tl; over Sunday,
Mr. Will Murray spent several days
of last week in London.
Mrs, M. Gill. woo has been visiting,
at Zion has returned to town.
Miss Annie 'Patterson, of Blyth, is
visiting Miss Jessie McCullough. •
According 'to than calendar yester-
day was the first day of spring..
Mr, Percy Weskaway, of London,
visited in town an Saturday last.
Mrs. Jas. Beer has been visiting
friends in Ushorne for over a week.
Messrs. Al vile and IIigin Amy, of;
Stephen left Wednesday for Outlook,
Sask.
,Mr, Jobn Elliott has been enb+ig
ed to rrtanage the Lucan Electric`
Light plant.
In the recent vote on church unions
in Knox church St Marys themembers
favored nuion by a vote of- Iii t for and
71 against.
The farmers have commenced tap
Ing in this community and fairly good;
runs have been reported. .
Messrs Alvin Baker and Russell
Flynn attended the Carnival in Cred-
iton
r d-iton last Wednesday night.
Mr. Charles Dunsford has returned
home from Chatham where he has
been attending business college.
Miss Lilly Bawden leaves Friday
evening' for her home in.Lucan after
visiting with friends for the past
three weeks.
Mr. Geo. Sanders who has conduct'=
a milk business for some months past
has sold some of his caws and gave
up ;business on Saturday last.
You can say 'goradbye to constipaµ
tion with a clear cornsci'ence if you'
use Chamberlain's Tablets. . Many
have been permanently cured, by.
their use. For sale by all Dealers
Return 'Concert -On Monday even
ing the Royal English 'Hand Bell
Ringers 1again visited Exeter aid'
gave their second entertainment in.
James stre.:t 'Church. The program
was somewhat varied from their pre-
vious performance and the large
•number who turned out to ihear't'hem
were not disappointed.
No Freight Trains -From Thursday
until Monday, inclusive, there have
been no freight trains moving ,alone
the .tine of the L. H. & B„ Thursday
we hal a vary heavy fall of sn.oiy
which tied up the traffic for the
day and from then till Monday t:ii
engines and crews wets called off to
draw coal from Ft. Erie. A number
of business man have been handicap-
ped in consequence.
An exchange says that one-third
of the fools in the country think they
can beat a lawyer in expounding the
law. One half think they can beat
the doctor in 'healing the sick. Two
mthirds m think of the b they can putt
inister in a hole in preaching the
gospel; and ell -of them think they
can beat the editor in running, the,
newspaper. The truth of the matter
is that most of them couldn't beat
an egg.
Death of Mrs. Appel
been
received i •c here of
death of. Marian Lear
wife of Mr. Jas. App' -i,
cisco, Calif., who died
,,,
of >,ubivary after a sh
blued poisolning. Besides
band she is survived by
and one
brother, h
rer Ms
x
ton of Tltorndaie; Mriei.
of Wilkesport;Mrs.
clonebe of Exeter and.
grie,e, of Sarnia.
Won a Prize -Mrs W
tweet received a check
the Canadian a adieu Quaker o
awarded her for wind
a Quaker' Oats contest.
there were about 500 p.
lent displays and to wi
angst the first twent
that Mrs. Yeo's window
been of exec `r
ti Jnal me
is to be congratulated:
place cl,nongst the przz
the contest was held 'th
Dominion and was comp
Vatiic °
a.tvr
e to Sidn
w
y
Word has
the sad
ice, belov.:d
of, San Fran:
on the 27th
ort illness of
her hus-
band sistera
7
Geer e Wes-
ton
E. Armitage
a
g
W,.xt: Brima-
Mr. Fred Ile-
D..''Y o last
for $5,00 from
ars Company;
ow display in
Altogether
hotos of excel-
lent a puce am.
v-eixht shows
v must have
cit, Mrs
o
'Xc
an
a
getting
e Winners as
'throughout the
competed
for from
Social Tea -On
Monday evening next
the Willing
Workers Mission Circle
of James Street Church will hold a
social' tea and a antertainn:tept commen-
cing at 6.30'. Admission 15 and 10
ots. Light refreshments will be
screed followed by a program.,
Ilockey-On Thursday .evening last
the Lucan hockey teem drove up and
played a game of hockey at the Dame.
bill' were outclassed by the home team
At' half time the score wits sir to two
in favor of Exeter and when the
5
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tri as Called d E ,n
ll, Exeter x was six arils
heed
a a Free � A0�•t1
, r The Erecter ire �r la
eta is th,, hest '
play.
of the • '
-amt.
g from
THURSDAY M'AR'alx 'f ;Mit "" l
Especially Good 0 DELAWARE LA,.UI ++
AWANNA & WESTERN *
For March Winds t
COAL COMPANYS•
Your face will feel smooth
and grateful if you .use Scranton Coal
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FACE CRAM
Greaseless, disappearing, It clears
the complexion -soothes the skin af-
ter exposure to wind and sun and pre-
vents the biting. skin destroying ef-
fects of the use of hard water, 25e
buys a big artisti>i jar,
Anything
you buy
with the
name
will give
you
entire
,atietaetion
Sold and 'guaranteed by
W. S. ' Howey, Phrn. B
Chemist and Optician, EXETER
Mr John Ford was in London Sate
urday on business.
Mr, Jack Kellett who liaa been ill
is a little improved.
Mr. J. II, Stott was in London
'this 'week on business.
Mr, McCormick of London has
been around town, buying cattle.
Mr, E. Follick, is, 'able to be out
again after his recent severe illness
It cures cold in the head overnight
Wheat i.• Gunn,ell's. 25c a large tube
Miss Edith leIoncur 'entertained a
uur ber of her friends last Friday
evening!.
Mr. Rich. Quanta?, sr. visited in
London for several days during the
past week.
Mr. Wm. J: Brock, of Usbprne,
Post e valuable mare on Sunday ev-
e,ning last.
Mr. Silas Ford left Monday far
the west with a carload of horses for
Mr. 'Col watt. •
A woodbee ,and dance was held at
Mr. Charts Sanders on, Wednesdiay
evening last.
Mr. J. A. Stewart has had his mil.-
linery parlors beautifully papered
and fitted up,
Mr. John Walper of Exeter North
is ,roving into Mrs. E•lhott's house
on John. street.
Mr. Jas. Sparks of Hensel" was in
town Saturdey last. He left Mon-
day for Ingersol:i
'Miss Berry, of Hensall visited at
the .home of Mr. John T :cr dur-
ing the past week. •
The W: C. T. U. are making prep-
arations to 'hold an old-time concert
on Friday, April 1Sl;l1.
Miss Edna McCallum gave. a St.
?atrick's tea to .a number of her
friends last Friday evening..
Mr. E. Irwin of Norwich. spent Stn.
day visiting Mrs. Irwin, at the. ,home
of, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bissett.
Mr. Frank Durdle has rented Mr.
Wm. Blatchford's house on Main
Street and will move in next week,
Miss J. J. Aldan. Eye Sight Special-
ist will be at The Central Hotel
(A.cLeson's) on Saturday March 30th
One Day. . 2t•
Mr. J. McQueen, who has been Jiv-
ing in town durtng the past winter
Las returned again. to his ' farm in
Usherno,
Mrs '`Lindanfiel.'d and son. Ned, re-
turned
e-turn :d "Wast Friday after, visiting for
two weeks with Mrs. J. J., Merner,
of Zurich.
Mr. Nelson' Friarwho has been
confined to his bed for several weeks
was nble• to he vp on Sunday for the
first. time.
To Gaso L ime. Users - It should be
known to .,everybody .in these days
of gasoline lamps and stoves that gas-
oline will not explode -anti' its fumes
have at least been mixed with
six parts of atmoeperis air.
Gasoline will catch :fire, as soon as
any liquid• known, but let it alone
and it will burn out, doing no damn -
age or leaving no sign or scar of
fire. Mixed with air in the propor-
tions mentioned it is far more dan-
gerous
aogerous 'than dynamite. No recep-
taele of this liquid should be left un-
korked for, to do so is to make the
room where it is kept far worse than
a powder magazine. This matter of
safely handling ';gasoline is very easy
and `no one should be ignorant of
how it should 'be done.
NYAL'S
COD LIVER
COMPOUND
An excellent tonic for child-
ren and aged persons, for it
contains all the virtues and
none of th i
edsa r
g eeable pro-
perties of Cod Liver Oil.
For anaemic persons or
those suffering from defici-
ent vitality, Nyal s Cod Compound
Liv-
er
er
i
�] unh t
salla -
ingly reuommeded, for it
helps build up
cells andtis-
sues
l
+
s-
sues by increasin,;g the �digestion,
ap-
petite And aidin
.
1 rage bottle $1:00;` smaller
bottle 50 cents.
Anytsou
o 7
with thennme
will give
you entire
oat'eroo
twit
Sold and guaranteed by
S '.flo.
r�ey, B
the star ,, i .; Chemist and ipticiant EXETER'
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` The Best Hard Coal Mined 4.
Try a ton *
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W. H. LEyETT
COAL MAN '+
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What We May Expect
mhoa d
Marbles
Moving.
Milloinery
Maple Molasses
Mowing • I 1
Mr. Robt Zeller was in London Tues
day.
Mr. Alf Taylor was down from Hen
sall Tuesday.
Mr, Will Moore was in town Tues
day on business.
Mr. and Miss Hasket of Lucan weir
in town on Monday.
Mr. NC. F. Boyle of Centratia visite
his brother on £uesday.
Mr. Ed. Beaver of Dashwood was in
town Monday on business.
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Mr. Will Howard of London visite
Mr. Ed. Christie Monday,
Messrs. Doyle Bros. sale brought a
big crowd of people to town.
Mrs. Thos, Boyes of Centralia visited
friends in town Friday last.
Mrs. P. Croft of Dashwood visited
her daughters at the Central Monday,
Mr. G. Russell of Battleford Sask,
visited with Thos. Sanders over bun-
day,
Mrs. Jno. Essery who has been visit-
ing her daaghter in Brantford return-
ed home last week.
Mr. Dean of Stratford was here on
Saturday looking for suitable place
to start a tailor shop.
Mr. Richard Cox of West Lorne,
spent one day in town last week the
guest of Mr. Stephen. Powell.
Mrs. Boney and Miss Pearson of
London are visiting Mr. and Mrs.'Geo.
Thomas and other relations in town.
Mrs. Bowey retnrned Saturday from
P.ort Huron where she has been visit-
ing her mother who is seriously ill.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Wanless of De-
luth are here attending the funeral of
Mrs.;WanIess brother Verce Hardy.
Miss Mabel Walters left yesterday
for Toronto, where she will meet Mr.
Jas. Walters and go from there to the
Soo. •
Mr. Jas. Hawkins is this week mov-
ing into his new home on Huron street
recently purchased from Miss Vina
Fisher,
The Exeter I, 0. 0. F. Degree team
are going to Lucan next week to ex-
emplify the work of the second and
third. degree.
The Exeter Band will soon put 011 a
concert in the Exeter House given all
by local talent. It will be in aid of
buying new uniforms.
Mr. W. E. Oestreicher, of Toronto
agent for the Welch Land Co„ who
is visiting at his .home in Credtion
spent last Saturday in .l own.
Rev. ltd. .Hobbs, who•has been cdn�
fined to his, hone, for several weeks
has sufficiently recovered to attend
church on Sabbath last.
WANTED -A live represen'tativefor
Exeter to handle' Western Property
Inside property, Saskatoon, Regina',
Winnipeg and Vancouver. Apply to
Exeter Times.
..Rev. E. G. Powell preached in'
James, Street Church on Sunday morn
ing last and Rev.. Colin Fletcher, of
Thames Road Presbyterian Church,
preached in the evening. Rev. T. A
Steadman, of Elimville,, will preach
next Sunday.
To the Ladies of Exeter and Sur-
rounding !Country -• I wish •to an-
nounce that during the last itwo
weeks in Margit, I will be in Exeter
and hope to call on every lady to
show them the Spirella Corset,' Ithe
most pliable and resilient corset bon-
ing in the world. Guaranteed not to
break or rust in regular corset wear
Anyone fromt acountry desi
ring'
to
seeme should call at Mrs. R. Hunt-
er s. William street -Miss M. Hunter
Read the sale advertisements en
page four.
Hicks', Forecasts -A Reacticinary
storm period falls eat the .center of
Earth s vernal equinox -on the 22nd
23rd.
land 24th. t Should the barom-
eter
rom-
u
eter fall to very low readings, espec-
ially in the south coasts and gulf
regions tat"''this period, with thigh
temperature and humid atmosphere
tornadic storms, or West India hur-
ricanes should be apprehended, Rain
turning
in
g to snow will vis6 man
y
in-
teriorfor parts,f flow d
o e front the 'arftih
ak
west by ,risng barometer, cold wave
and gales from( `the northwest: Cy-
clannic storms, likely' to •have their
origin in the West Indica about the
18th. 19th,,•ancl;70t'h,_ may easily be
expected to reach the gulf regions
withq
uickedreac-
tionary
energy, rgY,
at this read-
tionary period. No harm to be on
the watch. Vast danger and loss
might result from neglect and indif-
fereuct„.
The time tables of theannual de-
partmental
P
artmnnsal 'e
xaminationr
have been
issued by
thee. 4 education department
at Toronto a will .. nd vi11 bea res f int t t
to all candidates planning. to write.
Junta 10 is the date set for the
ex
am-
inafrons' for senior public cchoo1+
grad-
uation, seniori school.
h h s entrance
h
g
and model entrance. while Junct 11.
begins the lower school examination
for entrance into Normal schoels and
Faculties of edueatuion The middle
school rntrance into Normal Schools
begins June 24, while the ' upper
schooltintranee into faculties of edu-
cation begins bn;'dune. 12,+ Pass ma-
triculation ,examinations atart on the
13th and honor, and scholarship roam
ltriculation on the 12th. The art
specialists ferrel tsotnmereial bspeaial-
ists.examination will be held on Attg-,.
fist 5,0.7+8w and 0, at .the depp:t+tment.
61 education after the con of .the'I
sutnnier school of th.a University of
TorontooAsearo
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PAPERS, LINOLEUMS. CARPET RUGS, and +'
if
1•will he in need of seyeral necessities such as WALL +II•
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LACE CURTAINS. '
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Wall Papers !
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.1. • all SHADES and DESIGNS.
Wall. Papers!
UP-TO-DATE• in this line in
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Lace Curtains
DESIGNS and are well worth . your while to
CARPETS
In UNION and all WOOL in very neat designs,
RUGS
InUNION and BRUSSELS in
GROUNDS with floral designs.
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Are now in for inspection come andsee them.
We are giving a SPECIAL DISCOUNT of 15 per cent for one
week. on all the articles mentioned above, 3
Highest Price paid for Produce
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Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons,
Cold Meat Forks, Cake Forks
Soup Spoone, Pie Knives,
Pearl -handled. Butter Knives,
Knives and Fot•ks,
Fish Servers, Carving Sets;
Wedding Rings
Big Stock to choose from
ALARMED,!
Sleep late in the morning.
Enjoy the luxury of waking
up whenever you feel like it
if you can, but if you can't
better get one of our
Clocks,
Watches.
rnonds, Cut I
Glass, Silver.
ware, Pins, Etc. I
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'G derich who has
Graham: ofd r ,
been visiting to Windsor, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lindenfield,
Mr.-anda
- n A. T, Oehnn and baba
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of Stakespe`are and Mr, and Mrs. C.
E. Carter an 1 family or Clandeboye
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Many sufferers from rheumatisna'
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded by
applying Chamberlain's Lirii ne tt,
Not one case of rheumatism in ten re
+atment vha
t
hires anyinternal r,.
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even, This liniment
is fox sale by
all. dealers. •
Every ]:Tome a College.
13y means of the excellent 'Hoppe_
Study Department trains over two,
Spottrvn Business CollIeges, thousands
of young people are learning �while
they ,,ern, Many study entirely at
forme and others partly at home
and
finish at the ,Business College, This
?
with its FI'ome
chain of colleges
Study Department train over, two.
tousitrid young Canadians annually
Its graduates are to be found in lead-
ingCanada and
- positions thrau�haut
United States. Any young person,.
who is desirous of bettering their
condition in life, should write to -Ida;
to the' nearest Spot:ton, Business Col-
l,..g.s are situated 1t London. Well,
and, 1?eterboro, Wingham: Clinton
Oral geville and W elkcerton and
Laver bone established doting tbc pat.
thirty years.
Ohfldren Orr
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DUSTING
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with a, dry duster
when the
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and follows in your
wake.
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health. It disinfects and
;.+gr cleans everything it towhee,
leaving the surface like yewe .,
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