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A choice assortment of SPRING STYLES in SUIT S
COATS and BLOUSES that will appeal to women of the
most refined taste, The Styles are absolutely correct for spring.
Voile Skirts
In the Newest stiles we can
have them made to fit any
figure, Order one now. so
thatou canget it for Eas-
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SILKS
Yard wide, Silks in many
cohere a! o in Black. is guar-
anteed at per yard $1.00 and
$1,25.
• Wall Paper
Such pretty effects in plain
or small figures. Suitable
for Halle. Parlors, Dining
rooms and Bedrooms at per
roll. 5 8 10 15 to 30c.
Rugs
Of many kinds and sizes
Velvet, Axminister, 'Wilco
Tapestry end Union, A wide
variety -of designs and colors
A big shipment is just to
hand.
Opening Display
Of
Spring Millinery
From now on 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 Quante
is in charge of this department and wishes all lad-
ies of Exeter Pnd surrounding country to tali and
see the display.
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ORNERY
PHONE 47.
Opposite Electric Light Plant
Keep Happy in the Home
by getting YOUR
HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITIES
Here. We handle only
the BEST and we have
everything you need at
all Seasons,
iRE TEA. AND DOME STORE
WANTED -Choice Butter and
Fresh Eggs.
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Seed Barley
Seed Peas
No 21 Seed Barley
and Northern grown
iced Peas for Sale at
the Exeter Warehouse
Also a large ,want=
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The following was clipped from the
M'innesoda Tribune of March elst.
An esteemed resident of Minnesoda,
Mr. Sidney Fairburn, was called
hence last week dying at Portland
Oregon, on Thursday; He had not
been in the best of health for sev-
eral years . but no fears were enter, -
tainted of on early demise, (Rpweva;r
last fall he thought a milder climate
for the winter might be benefi!nia.L
and he went to Calidornia: When
there his health rapidly failed, so he
started for the home of this dough-,
ter, Mrs. Smith, at Langley, B. 'IC.,!
but only a'eacLed Portland, when the
summons came/. The iaody was
brought home yesterday and the fun -
'oral (bakes ;place 'to -qday. The late Mr
l+airbairn wilth ihis family moved. to
Maniitoba from Exeter, about 82 yrs
thirty-two years ago and settled on.
a farm about twenty miles west of
Minnedosa. From' :here be carne to
Mlnnedosa and opened up a furei`ture
business which he carried on ever
sincere. He was 'also a builder and con -
erector. Hee has 'held ;office as ki towini
cpirnciilor and (also las mayor of Min.'
nedo a ��
s i. (13,, was i k'he �Cha.npion wing
stet 'of Manitoba for nevem' years
and twee a. lover of horses, having is
couple of last one a few years sago.
He was an Oddfeliow, a member of
the Church of England and a cone
servaltivea. He leaves behind a widow
two sons, George, of Eibcw., Sask.,
and Befit, ,of l amioops, 11. IC., and five
daughters, Gertrude and Florence. at
home; Mtn. Peahen,' of Winnipeg, Mrs
Smith of Langley B. O...and Mrs.
Hanool of Shoal Langley,
The remains
were initerred in .M1nnespda
cemetery, the Idez'. G. A. Wjells, con!.,
ducting the service."
I i•ldren Ory
FOR. F ETCHER'S
AsTIo R I
THE EXETER
TIMES
Market Sitepnets.-'The following i$
this report of ;Exeter markets sure-.
x \ted up to March nth
Wheal' 03
Buckwheat 7Q oents
Oats 45 to O6
Marley tis to 85
Peas 1,00 to 1.10
Shorts $27,00
Bran t16.00
Model
Flu1,00 1,05
Battnl.r 30
Eggs '22
Potatoes 1.40
Hogs 7. 40
Choice Export Steers 0.90 to 7,15
Mediumuexporft steers 6,75 to 0,85
Baster Heifers 7. 25
Choice Bu'echer Heifers 6.40 to 6.15
Medium 13utchsr Heifers 6.00 to 6:2.5;
!Choice 13ulteher cows 5.00 to 535
Medium Bu?'cher !Cows 4,75 to 5.00
ICommlo:n Butcher cows 4.00 to 2,25
Choice 'Lambs Rots.
!Choice Sheep 4,50 it,o 5 00
'Calves 7.50 bo 9.00
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Mr. J'. Mallett was in London Mon-
day
Miss Ethel Briekwood is on the sick
list.
Mr. W. W. T man was in Lon
a don.
ou Friday last..
The Seaforth Spring Fair has been
postponed until April 16th.
Mrs. Gee. Anderson left Tuesday
to visit her daughter at Aiopetaivn.
Miss P. Davis of Wingham is visiit-
irig her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Davis
Mr. Austin Hewitt left.Monday for
London where he has secured .a pos-
ition as barber.
BOY WANTED- Good smar!r boy
wanted to learn the printing. apply
at Times Offline.
Mrs. Fowell who has been visiting
in Woodstock for the. past few weeks
Las returned home.
Mr. Boney of London, spent Sunday
irit.h Mrs. Boney, who is visiting
with relatives in town.
GunneIl's has a hundred uses, try
one tube anyway and' get immediate
.relief from Catarrh troubles.
Miss Elliott of Norwich who has
been visiting with relatives in town.
returned to her hums\ this weeki
Mrs. B. Boon and babe. who have
bean visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. Ander-
son left .Tuesday for Hamilton.
Mr. Phil Rowcliffe has rented
Mr. J. 'Campbell's residence on Siinooe
street and is 'moving in this week.
Mr. Jos. Hawkins.is this week mov-
ing into his resideace on /Huron st.
rec.'nrly purchased from Miss V
Faller
' Miss Fanny 'Crosby, the 'blind
Hymn writer" celebrated her 92nd
birthday et her home in Bridgeport.
Conn on Sunday Last.
Stable To Rent- Anyone desiring
co rent a first \lass stable, centrally
looate.d and convenient to gel, at.
should apply at the 13xetei Times.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Wanless, who
were called to tdwn owing to the
death of .the late V. L. Hardy, have
returned to their ,home in Duluth.
Mrs. S. G. Bawdep who with Mr.
Bawden spent the winter in California
arrived home on Wednesday last.
Mr. Bawden is remaining in Edmon-
ton Alta for a. few weeks'.
Rev. T. A.. Steadman of Elimville
Preached two very acceptania sermons
in James Street church last Sunday.
Next Sabbath Mr Geo. Stanley of
Lucan will occupy the pulpit.
'League Anniversary -The anniver-
sary services of 'the Main Street Ep'-
worth. league will be held . next Sane
day. Special sermons will be preach-
ed by Rev. Mr. Barker of Seaforlth+
Mr. Geo. Crawley this week moved)
into the residence on Albert 'street
rauntie purchased from the Misses
Cudneorer The Misses Oadmore are
moving into the house on Andrew
st recently vacated by Mr. Crawley.
A number .of our readers _. have
been good enoueh to renew their sub-
scriptions for 1912 hut a large num-
ber have evidently forgotten, we
need the, money, and every dollar
counts in business. It costa- money
to run a newspaper.,
The value of Varnish Stain depends
very largely upon the grade of var-
nish used in making it. Campbell's
'Varnish stain is made from the tough
est gum floor Varnish. You can fin-
ish your floor with this stain and
pound it with a hammer wit'ho'ut[
causing the finish to chip or scratch
W. J. (Beaman sells it.
Mr. W. H. Collins manager of the
Bank of Commerce, has received not-
ice that he bas been transferred to
Brockville Branch,. Mr. Collins has
been with the bank in town a little
over a year and during that time has
made many friends. He and Mrs.
Collins will be greatly missed,ss they
Lave been valued residents of Exeter
In assuming his larger chargee we
wish Mr. Collins the success he de(s,
erves. Mr. G. L Waugh, of Toronto
i? corning to take charge of the bank
here,
Leaving Town -On Saturday Iast
A., E. Rodgert bad a successful aha•
Lion! sale_ of his household effects and
properity,. The house and .lot. was
purchased by Mr. Frank Hamilton of
Cromarty for 1400.00, Mr. Hodgert
and family who have been valued
residents of Exeter, left on Wednes-
day for Toronto ..where they will
make their future home. They have
many friends in Exeter who "While
regrettiing their departure will wish
for their success in their new home.
Hick's Forecaslts-A Reactionary
Oran period falls centrally on the
d and 4th, but it is More than p7rd-
hiet'hat storms of thunder and rain
11 develop a day or two. nattier, or
on
The ,lst. with 13 oon ab full and
n the celestial ,equa.t(blr; The Wpm/
uinox, also Earth's equinox, bear
Poon 'this Period making very active
riias podsible and probable. Change
Muth cooler. with Snow to north-
ard, May be.expected behind 'and
e.. t11e etottd.s, A seismic period.
tttr fifig:.t►rt the 1st, drivers thine 'to
aur; atm( before and after that date.
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chief cause of rheumatism,
STONE ROOT
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chases uric acid ----keeps the
blood pure, prevents rheuma-
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Price 50c. and $ .00
Anything
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W. S. HOWEY, , Phm.B.
I' XETER; ONTARIO
Monday .next' will be/ all Fool's day.
'Mrs. Jas, Grieve was in London,.
Saturday,
'Keep smiling it will be hot enough
next .August.
Mrs, W. Danncey is improving from
her recent' illness
Mr.. A. Iiaslangs was in Parkhill on
business (this week., a
Miss Kathleen Stewart entertained
on Tuesday. evening, -
IMr. .T McLennan of Toron!b'o was
in 'town Tuesday on business.
(Messrs F. Wood and S. Rowe leave
on Tuesday next for the west.
(Messrs Doyle Bros shipped a car
of horses to the west last week
Mr. Thos. Essery who has been laid
.up with .La Grippe is better again.
The Grand Bend Fishermen were-•
out last week with their first spring
catch.
Miss Beatrice Howey returned last
weak from visiting friends in Ridgee
invent, •
Mr, Al McDonald bad a successful
sale of his household effeo'ts on Fri-
day last
IMrs Jas Taylor reeturned Saturday
from visiting leer dau ehter Mrs. Wm
Burke Berlin,
Miss Jennie Pickard is visiting,her
sigbe•r Mrs. Wm. Verity at \Braentford
for a couple at? months.
Mr.. John Rankin is this week move
into the residence nn William street
recently purchased ,from Mr. Al Mc-
Donald..
Mr. F. Washburn left Monday even-
ing for 'the west after spending ithe
past month. with 'his brother luteomas
of Wanohelseea.
lefa. Walter Connor is this week in-
stalling the ''Premier" air cooled en-
gine at Dunnville. Hagersvilic, Port
Dover 'and Mitchell;,
le/Ass Lily • May Bowden who ihas
been visaing friends in Exeter ;for
'1'heP..past month returned '6 her home.
in Lucan on Saturday last.
Mrs
Samuel Passmore of the
Thames Road has purchased Mr.
Rowpliffle's residence on Sanders s't,
and will move to tgwn next week.
Oddfellows at Lucan-About twenty
Oddfellows went to Lucan Tuesday
evening to exemplify the work of the
second and 'third degrees of the or-
der. After business the visitors
acre treated to a sumptuous banquet
Mr. A, R. Gratam formerly of the
Bank ofeCommerce, fere was in !town
over `Sunday,. He left Monday to re-
port at the Winnipeg Branch and
will be s'tatio'ned in the west :
You can say +elroht1bye• to eonstipaw
tion with a clear cofnscience if you'
use 'Chamberlain's Tablets. Many
Lave. been permanently cureul: by
their; Luse. For sale by all Tleakrs
Mrs• B. Mae of the London Road
North, had the misfortunie last week
to fall and break her lett arm be-
tween the wrist and •the elbow'. She
is progressing as favorably as ,eau.
be n:apeeted
On Thursday 'evening of this week
Rev. Mr. (Hanna Secretary of the
Dominion Allliance. will conduct a
union service of the Main street and
James street Methodists, in James
street church.
The plate glass for the windbws
in the ,store occupied by W. W. Tam-
an. arrived last Saturday. The in -
interior is now being fitted 'up and'
Mr. Taman will open in a few days
with a stock of gents' furnishings.
Piper -Brown-A quiet wedding
was solemnized 'aft the James stredt,
parsonage on Monday evening March,
25th wh•eax ' Rev. Rd. 'Hobbs (united in
marriage Miss Margaret A. Brown of
Parkhill and Mr. Edwin Piper, pt
Wallacetown who have been visiting
his mother here,. We !exte'nd pone
gra.tttleationse ;I.
Confidence means Success
Health and strength beget
confidence, and pure
blood means both.
BIootl
Punter
is an absolute surety of blood
purity. It, is a scientific
remedy and we confident-
ly recommend it.
$1.00 a bottle
Anyltitsg
oi u ii(h the *-
neat naafi
will glvr
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Dr. A. R. Kinsman spent.Sunday
with friauds in London.
Mr. S. Poppelstone of Blyth, visited
bis..notber here on Monday.
l Ir. 'I3alder McFauls of London was
in itown Tuesday on business
• Mr. F. W. Madman attended the
assizes nt Goderich this week.
Miss Elsie Kelso of Port Huron is
visiting. 'her oousin Mis Stella Gillies.
Mr. Elliott of Goderich spent Sun-
day wfth.:Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coultia
Mrs. Thos. Willson is able •to be
around again atter her recent illness
Goud skating at the rink all this
week. Not bad ,for the last week in
March. ,
Mr. Chas.• EIo,oper has moved insto
his new home corner of Andrew and
john at.
Mrs. Daniel Schroeder is confined
to taer bed through illness but slowly
nccoverinig;
Rev. Peter Strang cif Regina, visit -
Rd his brofther Mr. 'Henry Strang on
Mbnday last.
Mrs. A. Brooks and Mrs. G. Asides-
son of Centralia visited with Mrs. C.
Birney Monday.
Mr. and 'Mrs Edwards of Carduff
South Wales, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. Jas. Walters.
Mr. R. N. Moir, who has been visit-
ing his brother, Percy, at Kings•villo
returned Saturday night.
Mr, T, Treibuer is moving into the
house recently occupied by' Mr. Fc
Hector, on Huron street.
Mrs. 1). Rowclifee of Granton re-
turned to her home Tuesday after
visitting relatives in town and at Cen-
i:ra7iea.
Mr, Evans of Forest who superin-
tended the finishing of the Canadia.rl
Bank of Commerce was in town this
week.
Miss J. J. Allan. Eye Sight Special.
ist will be at The Central Hotel
(Acheson's) on Saturday March 30th
One Day. , Rb
• Rev. Fr. Forrester, of Mt. Carmel
was in London on Tuesday consulting
a specialist having 'received an injury
to his left wrists.
All those taking part in the • Vie,
lage choir at the Old Time Concert
on April l 0th will meet •Por practise
Monday evening at Mrs.. Fitton's
Mr. .I. G. Stanbury gave -an address
on "The Decisive Hour of Christian
Missions" at the Mid -week service
in Coven Church on Thursday evening
lab.
Mr. Chas. Lind'einfield has purchas-
ed from Miss Fisher the fine two
storey- brick residence• on William
street. •'He wi�i11 take posscrssiott the -
WANTED -Man and wife to work
on .farm in Saske•tchewan. Zan to
work beam; woman to look . after
house apply .at once to R. E. Pickard'
at 'residence Exeten
Many sufferers from rheumatism
have betern surprised and delighted,
with the prompt relief afforded by
applying . Chamberlain's ' Lininee it
Not one case of rheumatism in ten re
quires any internal treatment whai„
ever. This liniment is for sale by
all dealers.
Mr. Nelson Wood, of rHamiGkon, soxi.
of Mr. W: H., Wfood, of London and
who: is well known in ;town, has (been
successful in twinning •second prize in
.a subscription. contest by the Ham-
ilton Spectator, The prize is an 4p.'
tion of, three things, a $12,000 auto-,
mobile, a 1.$12,000. store account or.
$1,600 in cash.
New Story -Next week w,: will com-
mence the publication of a new story
entitled "The Fightin; Hope" from
the play by Wm. 7. 'Hurlburt.e The,
story is ,eoteetainingly told by fhe
au'th•or' and stirring action as well as
captivating romance fills it colums
and conveys the. intended lessons
more effectively. Do not miss the
opening chapters.
Baster Music in Caven Presbyterian
Church -Easter Sunday the choir will
bei assisted by Mr. L. C. Fleming late
principal of Exciter School also Prof.
Brown., who Twill have charge of the
organa On Monday evening April 8'tlu
a program' of Eas�ter Music will be
given consisting of anthems, carols,
solos etc., •with organ recitals.,' Look
for further announcements.
Progressing, Favorably -On Friday
last, Mrs. Thos. Creech, wife of our
enterprising bus. and dray man, was
suddenly attacked with violent pains
and internal bleeding, eo severe as
to 'bri'ng her in a short time to.
death's door. Though pulseless at
the time, as the only hope, she, WRs
'operated upon by Dr, Browning, as-
siu+'ted by Drs., Wishart, of London.
and Quackenbush, of town, Wie are
pleased to learn, that though the
case appeared almost hopeless at the
tibia fof operation, she is progressing
favorably.
Enitertainment-The Willing Wor-
kers Mission i cion C' c
it Is of James Street
Church held a successful entertain-,
meet on Monday evening last. The.
Siris seared sandwiches cake and
coffee from a number of sell (tables
'+fear which t'he following excellenti
program' was given; chorus by girls;
solo by May Ford; dialogue, curious
'things about china; instrumental'
deett, Mary Morlock and Ani JDhns;
recitation Oarrie May; duett May,.
and Thelma Ford dialogue, Citrin; an
invalid; duett Madeline Carling and
Alva Ford; recitation Lola Taylor;.
violin selection Enema Fisher; quare
tette., Madeline 'Carling. Viola Bowie.
Alva Ford and' Stella, Soothcott; dick
logne, .Aiissioniary Ite.i1nion instru-
mental daett Viola 1iow4 and i.°.
Frayne. land chorus by the girls Miss
S tella lSouthcott 'presideiIt of the
Society_ occupied the chair'. ; Tltntvs�
tv3ts a good nittendande , esent
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OW that the time •is so near for HOUSE CLEANING, yoti
+ will he in need of several necessities such as WALL 3•.r
PAPERS, , LINOLEUMS, CARPET RUGS, •` -atic, rt,
LACE CURTAINS.
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Wall Papers '! Wall Papers !
4. We have something NEW and UP-TO-DATE in this
Iine in
$ all SHADES and DESIGNS.
4, are of the LATEST
$ come and see them,
Lace Curtains
DESIGNS and are well worth your while to
CARPETS
In UNION and all WOOL in very neat designs,
RUG -
• In UNION and BRUSSELS in • DROWN FAWN and GREEN
GROUNDS with floral designs.
LinoIeums And Oilcloths
Are now in for inspection come and see them.
,4.. We are giving a SPECIAL DISCOUNT of 15 per cent for
4 week. on all the articles mentioned above.
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ALARMED !
Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons,
Cold Meat,Forks, Cake Forks
Soup Spoons, Pie Knives,
Pearl -handled Butter Knives,
Knives ann Forks.
Fish Servers, Carving Sete,
Wedding Rings
Big Stock ta choose from
Sleep late in the morning.
Enjoy the luxury of waking 4.
up whenever you feel like it t
if you can, but if you can't
better get one of our
Clocks,
Watches
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Glass, Silver- 'I
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i JEWELER • OPTICIAN
This Appeals To Exeter -An Cntario
exchange gives this good advice to
its citizens, and we commend it to
the good and loyal people of Exeter
"If you siniplY make up your mind
that you ore going to live here, if
pan will tnext spring do some painting
and fixing hp to show that you mean
If you evill invest your money
kere instead *A every cornet a the
eirth, your ;property will go (np
value 50 par cent This is a pretty
big advance, but try to sell out in
any Ontario town tosday and you will
find that you have to dispose of your
theldings at 00 cents 'on the dollar,.
simply because everyone has got the
western craze and are treating their
own loWn as if they were only there
for one night. Make up your mind
that Yon are going to nee where you
are, and you will find that Will
soon; make a difference to the value
of your propertyi,
By means of the excellent Horae
Study Department trains over two
of young peopte Ore learning ov:hile
they learn. Many stiidy entirely at
Lorne and others partly•at home and
finish at the Business College. This
chain of col [egos , with its Home
Study Department ,train oVer tWo
tkousand :young Canadians ennually
Ite graduatas are tote found in lead-
ing. positiona throughout Canada 'and
'United ,States. *Any young Person.
'edudition in life., 'should write lo -'day
to the nearest Spotton Biatbess Cel -
leges are . eiteated `at London. Well-
and, Paterhero, *Ingham Olplion
have ens established doongthe past
WIIIII8 THE OSE
DUSTING
Pirniture or
Woodwook
with a dry duster
wben the dust flies
E wake.
and fellows in your
air' Get a Modern Shuffle
on and Use
Veribrite
r Venoil
tat': on your duster and save your
health, It disinfects and
fee
ee-oe• elealle everything it touches
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leaving the surface like neW
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