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Wheat 07
: Low `Onside. Wheat 1,50
♦ 4 u:xcklwteat 4s to 52
♦ 4 P+ras $1+00
Shorts,3
Oats 34,
93ren. s2r per ton
Batley 45 to .55
fcde3 I lor 2 70
Low rode 'figs. X1:50
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Porazoeers 1,3 o
Dried apples, 4e
Hess 30
Choice Export Steers 6.90 to 7,14
illedivaa Export Steers taf 50 to 6-75
Choice butcher heifers 5.550 to 6.75
Medium Watcher heifers 6.25 to 6.40
'Best, :cows 5.00 to 5.40
tedium tows 4.75 to4, , a =.
Commo i cows 400 to 1;2.5
Choice sheep 4,75 to 500
Lambs- 3,50 to S+00
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Our advanced showing of
Ladies Tailored Suits is: com-
prised of range of lip to,€ ate
a moats snob as has nem
been, sholru by ns before. The
range is most complete .Maud-
is g some e eoileut values at
$16,50
8450 $25.00
Tailored Skirts
In the sew diagonal and
Bedford Cord weaves. if we
bavn'r the size that will At
you, we ran take your suer
snre• The new shirts are
very pretty, They .til at
Dress 'foods
this Bosons vets,
avec and caslaa ^il
Haas Year is
We want
New Gingham
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The Celebrated "Andersou“
Slsa haus the laud that does
not fade, Many
tas£o:shown this season,
at, per yard 12 ,1
Gingham Dress=
A big range of pretty Vag*
ham dresses for girls is feeing
shown this week. The sizes
range from 4yrs. to 14yrsa
Why make them •v'hen. They'
can be bought at from
1,00 to `2;25
tbrolderies
The new E'snboideries for
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patterns aro
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Hagler stent Tkaazrsda)* :sal
Mr, Tom, Wilson. '� as in Iroaadcar
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Mr, Al. Meati ga was ib 1 oadox�lA t
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Mass 31, Colbert. of Manan visite
intown last week
'1rs u+ Gt salon entertained ol.
Monday eveaaina last.
Mrs, Thos. 13411,04 b .is- visiting bex
daughter in hatiaa,m•,.
3.gi$5 i (-
s Mo •losl� is attending the mita
Ussery onenin a z .totems,
is.9 Tim§ Blah is tx3iO4mt leer
izor#ae
OU the !Babylon 'linea.
Ethel ;l riei,avood and hell xn
Greaves ore v situs ;itY 3 ondons
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The liissea
tcrbrook are i
the millinery
ivalyaa Gill 'retaarnecl to Tol-
a'do on 43 anes(laa,y after Srittniiiin sev-
eas:al waaeks visiting in town,
Mrs, (Col) Vi ilson of kSeaforth is
isitia with Bev, toad taus. Colin
,7 her of the `Tlaanws Boa+lat
Ethel , lissett is In Toronto
the auillluery or#61.1) s
e leaving for Collingwoods,
Merle Gouldis in Toronto
• a dais week prior to 'resuming her
tion as milliner at 13eaverton.
n''t worry it woo have had
double with you beaking, try MO-
DEL 'flour manufactured by "Harvey
Bros.
rs, I., W, Gladman entertained
X+n Friday evening last 4L honor or
her guest Mrs, G, Glatitnan of Coll
;n ;waoa
Biot' visited 'ixa Lon
dad's eint"inZ ttas n ass
of Cedar Syrin:s ;vas
home of Ada'••. 9uae11.
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Msalains and V. Etas,
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February /a1e
Two big shipments of kitchen needs nd writing materials
envelopes etc. just opened up or our February
Bargain Counter,
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and Save Monp y
Patronize Our Drug Counters
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Ve are cleariug all lines of winter goods t°egardless of COST comprising
s wool undershirts, ladies underwe r furs,mitegloves,overcoats etc.
3 doz,onlyool'h" se r 1 , 1'
w a u ar 2oa at 2 11 25c
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SItES We.ha e just added another r lot to.our
Mock and are
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shoes 8 At 1.88. than mannta,Ctir 118.priess get in
on the dealbefore they'ar'e' all gone.
aye; just received, our samples of ne;s ria suitin s. Comerin and
t. Made'
by Greene Swift Ltd. u
ondon and by peoplewho bnow how.
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Mr, .IRo"bt, Dinney has Ynoverd his
family to town from Landc(n and
has rented the house of Mrs, Hockey
oar Ann Strreta °
'gra, :E. Wilson of Medicine Hat
and Mrs, ?', Atkins of 11'tilvertont,
Spent Sunday with Mrs, J. 'Newell at
the Commercial4(
The Presbyterian church 'withdrew
their services last Sabbath evening
owing to anniversary services at tho'
Thames Road Churcht a.
The -band boys are to .give a Ca
caval at the Arena next fiui d
evenina.l They are Sparing
ro pain
to 'mnke it one of the °best ever. Thoy
are trying to raise enough money to
{:ay off the debt on their uniforms.
We were shown a letter that Har-
vey ;Bros, areceiveld from a London
lady In Which the following state-
ment was made.'. "I might just say
thatget excellent 'satisfaction from
your Model flour: Never 'had 'better,
bread 'with less trouble!
Leaving for the West -Messrs, S.
G. J3aw.den, Fred Bawden, Clintot.
Sweet, and *Jos, Doyle' of town and
W. G, Horne and Pete Oke of Us -
borne left Tuesday for Ed-
monton
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and ;effects. They will ere age in
contracting and cement work.
The Whyte Homestead*. on the 12th
concession of '.Hibbert now o!ccu!pied
by•:Mj. John Kay was sold through.
nos Cameron to Mr, lAlcx Stewart
o£ Hibbert ( The farm 'contains 200
acres,; Mr; Cameron has taken in
exchange a choice 50 acre welt
built farm which he will sell, cheag.
Bavaden-Salkeld—'A quiet weld -
ding was solemnized' in `London oar
Saturday, Feby 15th by the Rev.
W, M. Martin wheniMiss,Fa.nny Dam: -
den daughter of the, late Wm. iBaw-'
den :was united in;'jnarraa;ke to Mr.
Isaac Salkeld, o£` 'GoderichE , Miss
,Bawden has many friends it, town
who will join with the Times in ex -
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A'quiet wedding took place, at
Woodham on Wednesday otlast week
when
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ti cn 'Rev, C.
W. J3ake=r-, tixnite'd in
marriage Miss Minnie Rodd 'daugh-
ter of Mr,.Tlenry Rodd 'of near Wood
ham and. b•r, Alvey
N icon Amy
a
prosperous young
farmer at Outloodt
Sask., and 'brother o'f.Mr, Moses Amy
of.town., They left on a short honey
moon for London ale& Brantford' and
will return to town 'Wrote leaving
re.
for their home in the tiye,st.+ Their
many friends will!,wish them 'ha`pPi-
ness' and T+rosperity!,;
Mr'iStanle E, Fisher tel ss
Y let:_ of/the
Bank of Coe/amerce
k3,ak who has ahem' on
the staff here for ;the.fpast 3 years
was this week transferred" to 'the Col-
lingwood it rancli and ':eft ',Tuesday
morning to spent a day at- hishome
in Dundas before taking Up his new
duties',: Mr, Fisher. who 'was quite h ladies b !B P k T l
Popular among the patrons"O.f the VVor'. I3ro, J, Davis •recitation by. 'and -five'sons, i, Marmon and>Judsou
T - , :, , �;.....- • For- I.,,0 Sagtnaw;! lvm J, of bfancalota
hank ands also ams wtde care c Bzo. Muria toast to 7.eh pn .
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his .defaaature Irnesetited raft's a �cltab hili '`and Wor S�a5 ,.
hang le the hoy,s of toren, arid' a- h plied to +by, 'Ver,`, s 4 *z +', }ttibut,' 16eircre v,ry beautatul thy.
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sax' dl ouo,;lraan ci.ff •inns by t}ti 4er:V'or fro Striver 'li "t!lrii"r 13ro 1 p � ,.
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hiss. Tillierth Yaeger Tuesday for is Success is 'rarely accidental, there
ga reason for the fact that I OD.E1:
Toronto flour is so 1(topular.
Seafohockey team are billed for The' first 'patent of a telephbr aa'
this (Thursday) evening, issued to Alexander Graham 11e11 on't1
The hockey boys went to Mitchell St. Valentine's' Day thirty-seven years YT
on Tuesday and were defeated, aro.
Mr, F. W. Gladman was in Toronto Do not forget the Carnival next: M'
w days last week on businei s,; 1 tacsday evening to be given by the y I c
band boy
TOT]CE—Special White sale at
s, They will have a treat
Mfrs, '.V', 'Ii, Yeo's last four day's of in store for all
February', See advertisement in ani "The London train was a couple of
hour
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x c ening oti
stn r c u + y
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yrs. W. May and Jas. 'Falters •
to to the derailment of a ` Grand1
are in: Toronto this week. Mr. Wal- Trunk,Irei:ht train eat Granton j`y
fere will visit the Soo before return- A i£asi (,acne of hockey tiviap ilayrecl ill•
ing home,
ed last Thursday evening tivhon then
London daledical students came up ----
and defeated the home team 11 to '2 empl in our watch 'repair departffient
T1ae'game was a hard workout for TI? � v e onl rst class mat
erial with
both teams. '.Che visitors were fast i • c'1n e3e1'
skaters and many of the s;oals were ALN` ie11Ce ant ' prop s technical knowledge to full un -
scored on. rushes. The Iscore as the derstand a Wet 's. an
end of the first half was 4' to 1. .T,he d its adjustments. .l:f your
line up was as follow+s; London, (goal �.■.■� watch iS not givi h., perfect satisfaction brin : it to
Callahan; point Fetterley; cover ►1► us, No charge for �.; amination. g
point U,3,, Martin; rover, G, "Acheson: `a f
centre, !Thompson ; ri,.;ht Legg; letft i�f .
Leaky Exeter, iyoal Greig Point. °"
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Mrs. Q3obier egad family will leave ~ ~� r• -LTi. -ter -fir ice• -'ter_ --rr .a,
on Wednesday Lor Gue1gh where Mr;
Bobier' has been a'ppo►nlnkl .bg' the ". -'
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Dlr. J. A. Gregory of North Battle
ford, Sask., arrived in town Tuesday
evening to spend a few days with his
mother before returning to the West
Mr. Gregory has just returned from a
three months trip to great Britain
and Europe.
Mrs+ and •Mrs, 7?, R. Hamilton ana
daughter of Cronarty have moved in-
to the residence 'recently purchased
from Mr, .A,_E. Hodgert We wel-
r a nd it
come Ti malton a ams E
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Ex,ter..
The Clinton News Record sags,'-
What Shall+ 'The Harvest JBe? - Th+e,
Leruty in St,Johns wardtgave the
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vote on local, o!pticda' as ;,84; for and 51
against and t•I�e judge on scrutiny
finding only 69--64 respectively bal-
lots in 'the box seventy nir.e etcetera
have made sworn declaration that
they- voted for the "by-law:, Two or
three more are said to be willing to
sb declare . if it is found necessary. Zn
view of this a higher court has 'been
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applied to for a mandamus author-
izing _Judge Holt to take evidence.
Then what? t
Rev. D. 1W+ Coh ns.D:ID.,.0.,51, Tor
Masonic district No, 4 South . Huron
paid his official 'visit to Lebanon For -
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evenan� and comF�l.zmeate.
ers'� on their esc�e4lent work. Atfter
the ,meeting closed Ithe menxbers ad-
journed to' Mine Bost Rewe+ls hotel
where a-sumlptuous !banquet { . was
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saL• down,
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s• After 'the. d
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Lo the table . I� ar
had 'been partaken of the following
toast list was carried out .with Wor.
Bros Seldon, filling the Position ` off
toast 'master in a very efficient 'm+an-
ner... The .lfirst was the ;toast ; to 'th'e'
Iain,,.. Coupled 'with The- name : of rhe
Grand 'Lodge, was Rt, Wor, Bro Dick-
sqn :and Rt; Wor..93ro !Collins • ;salo,
by.lBro, J, Senior;•, toast;'to the Emip'-
ire '.E3ro, .Weidenhamme,r ; toas� : • to
the ,�visitors Wor 't aro Dr. ''Campbelt of'
Zurich, and Bro, J, Brown of Park
and 'B
hill;' sductt'.�by tliros: Senior
Christie accoaa• anied.' ^l '. eMr ,: W,
Weekes `on the ' andol n; toast to
t•e., a ies y. ro, +ran on,, a.nd
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ling; centre Southcott; right j3irney, ,
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G. IT. B1,. The family will be mush
missed in jBelgrave a:Sse'cia1ly in Trin-
ity `church. Mr, 'Dobler was president
or the AL Y: P, A•, Mrs. iSobier ' ti4 as
a member of the Ladii',s Guild and
a, teacher . i4a the iSabbath School.
They took an a.;tive ,i.ntertest : in all
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-church work.- One day recently thei
teachers .and officers and her class
in the Sabbath ''School ipresented . Mrs
13obier with an address expressing
their appreciation of her 'good work
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their reigret at at thleir departure
and hearty (good wishes for their fu-
tture welfare. The address was ae
com'panied with a .handsome bass
card tray 03el,srave . Correspondent i
to Seaforth Ex!posilorr Mr, and Mrs
Iiobier ' vers f rc +
Y or ttic :residents of
L
xeter..
The to
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f I, avadson who dac.d at the 'hone o
tier son. 'Harmon in Sagir aw .Mich ;
was ,held .f.rom her 'late residence in
London on •Thursday oflast week. to
the Woodland +eemet,eiry. :1'he: ,decease
ed had ben " 1
e zl for som(c time anc�
hail (gone to'-Saa+inaw.' for tre'atment
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and Mrs, Davidson and s family
were .former : residents of Exeter 1 av-
in here 'about :. ten years ajo Lor
'London. ' The deceased • maiden f name
wan Ellen J, . Shute. ';Besides"" her
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sorrowing husband .she ;ins survived by
four dauJgh±ers, Mrs, . ; J. 'A ' 'Rollins
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l��isses : Edna and Ruby of London;
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FEBRUARY SALE of Ladies White Wear: The
last week in February
will be another bas week in
Ladies wearingapparel
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25th, h , 26_ 27th,- 28th
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, ovvery .:, yarefull much will sure—
ly y be found.. of int to everyone.
Ladies'Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers .etc:
White'Aluslins, White :Vestin s.. White Em-
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broideries ra>`d les and
wide, andnarrow,
Laces, d
Ladies White Waists
nd'Handkerchiefs,
,:. chlefs
Sal® presenttshiasdsvaalnetaisgeosl,a,rot available vallsale when,;
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