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' eat will find an assortntesnt here that.
yell would look, for only ire larger places.
Colne in and see the many styles we are
showing at
$filo 00 to $25.Clo
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In a pretty shade of grey with a hairline
stripe for dresses or separate waists, These
goods are yery seare and will; sell quickly
at taer yd. 500
Duchess Silk
1 yet(' wide Ouches? Pail
egtte Silk, Beasutifnl rich fin-
ish and :fine even weave and
every y;t.ti guarantee. The
low price surprises all.
Per yard $I..S
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°hates DreQses
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s from 4 to 12 Fears
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purse.
Curtains
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son is larger and. bet-
er, New serums,
madras and
Odd Skirts
When you see the xsew sty -
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worth oney. If we
havn't your size we canorder
rai►e for yeu,
, 5.50 to 8,5e
Corsets
The two leading makes 'w3.
&.a A. and B. 44X. You will
like them because of the com-
fort they give, the style they
produce and. the way they
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beeoring more popul
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beat in two three and four
yard widthe. 7o extra.
clda o far laying,
all Paper
lige of the stew
await your ap-
citable papers for.
your hone at
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Shorts Sq.3
Oats 34. t t
Bran $22 per ton" * s
Barley 45 to 55
stier irlo'zr ?.Tad
Low grade flour $1,50
Eggs 20
Butter 23
Potatoes 1.35.
Dried apples .40
Begs 9,00
choice Bxpert Steers pias to 5,90
Med E:rport Steers 6,44 to 6,60
choice ;Luteher Heifers, 0.25 to 0,50
letiivarr i$,uteber Heifers 5.90 6,00
Choice :Butcher cow 5251 t e5,40
hlat:dium Watcher cores 4,75 to 5.00
Comnsori )coww +.3,23 to 3.70 a
Choice', abs 9.00 to 9.50
Choice ,'Sheep * `i;,0 lto 6,,,0.
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'os, !,Boyle was in London
Tuesday evt;ninz.
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yrs.
J. Wills of Sea E.hen .s ill wit
plea=panel stomia,
l'ev Sh rix 1t OOt1 a„q
rftc r Visit ca,, ita 7,', .o'.afu, is
5T L l;e t7,.r 1?.arr(3' ikas eak2's<
on w tis Jones &, May,
;Hes l., Ee.el.11,,e tick;
illine••y with d, r Ste -warm
Mr. and 1l4s, Thos. Kay are fill.•:
craving from their re;en• illness,
Ma Lloyd! Rivers of the* 'afalsens
13an1. tall` is holid,iya'n;, in Buffalo
Mr. and :ilea ,')i;iy- of ell.aatcn r•1'-
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home }after spe dio.; ek ral days in
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Mrs, (hale returned tol`ort
!mule trt'ten visi:tinag for n t:cuapte t11f i
weeks at the Ultra! iscate,.
, Cecil lel-tel z�nd bride nr
re; Aronley Ands 'e 'takeac,.,i
at•"sir xesfdar;:e tan Gtdley Street,
, harry Sweet 1.1774 faOnIe froet
+nsadon over Suatndey Where he, he.
x<itteWUn;; bleu eee college, ale
l"lseeday ":fors Seaforth wzaiase 'lac
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it v I,l)--fit th • Alexandra Marine
and Cle*xaeral Hospital Coderi, Tei, Three
or four pupil horses. x'tlal)ly to Mbei
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irk 3 -6 -St
?misses Baby and Ethel Anrnetroaae'
have returned frons Toronto and vlee
ited for a few days with their (par".
r nits before leaving foe Lucketow to
o e -opens their mitt'nery !store,`
Letcar Bleb School team ore
ted to 'play ,l;eae next Saturday
noon. The Levan atel Exeter
5 h Zr"e each won one - ai;aling and
tie e ill be played off.
Mex. N. Bellwood and ebltdren left
Saturday for ;Stratford to join Zit,•
Bellwood who has secured a 3ooll
t esition with the ~Globe-Wernick Co.
Their household Furniture was teens -
ed over.
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POWELL'S
BAZAAR
Wedding
Galor
Dainty Hand -Paint =d Decorations
Salad Bowls, Cake Plates, 'r Spoon Trays,
Biscuit Jars, Butter Bowls. Tea Setts,
Dinner Setts, Sugars & Creams, Salts & Peppers
Table Setts, Water Sets, Odd Pieces,
Jardineers, Cups & Saucers
Japanese, Austrian, French and English potteries.
Latest Shapes and Colorings
Prices Away Down
Ask to see our open stock of DINNERWARE
Saturday Specials
A JUG SALE -Milk and Water Jugs
Keep your eye on our North Window
QUALITY GOOD ---PRICES LOW
Swell St Patricks cards at 20c a doz. Linen Note Paper in boxes
25 for l9c. Pads and Envelopes 3 for 25 cent.
J. WILLIS POWEL
THE BIG VARIETY STORE.
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*. 1- Mrs, H. Reynolds. .of :TTay met.
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Mr. -li, 5. Phillips real estate ti,g( lit
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William Street t,o Misses ltferr 1son
of
I xeter North at a fair figure. Mr
Atkinson will
hold an aucfox., sale on
Merril 15th.
Now that the Post atil-es of a great
rn ty formers is being' changed be-,
cause of rural mail delivery it would
be a' good ifime to {have your name
tura! 1
r route and nd Taos#aifice printed
on your envelopes.
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11r, and ldrs. Crawford, of Winni
`peg are the guests of 'their uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. D. Mack of
town. else is Mhes, Mary P Lan of
Hensel!: Miss Lang interelp closing!
her home to stay with Mrs. D. Ma
for awls le. . a
The Beater High School hockey
team are pi^king up and playing a.
good .game. The went to Lucen last
Saturday and defeated the Luean
High School 3-0. This makes a game
each and the tie is expected to be
'elayed off neat Saturday .afternoon
at the Arena. On 'Tuesday ovenieg
the Crealition jun'ors came out and
the High School team were suecess.
Cul in ,defeating the visito-s 2-1. Th,.
attendance at the *game Was not
large. a t
4 <with a very serious aced, nt on Fri
* day of lest week whi-h n^arty drtpriv
A .ed her of her sight. She was burn -
4 ins some rubbish in the stove when
• an ex'pl.osion took place. and she was
• ;badly burned about the face. Some
cinders flew, into her eyes and for.
a rouj;le of days she was unable to
see. She (suffietred n igreat deal but,
is improving nicely. It is supposed
VALUE=
What. You Get for
Your Mo `l ey
Examine our goods and prices, examine other
goods and prices. You will inevitably
come back to ours.
Here are some reasons
any fur in the place -Half Price
Nine Ladies Sweaters left -Half Price
Felt Boots and Shoes -Half Price
Ladies low Overshoes sizes 2to 6 -for E9c a pair
Mens and
boys heavy Gum Rubbers at sae`'Tee prices ;
Big variety of Gloves and Mitts at Marchtecee.
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers our Specialty
We have just passed into t:toek a shipment of Astoria Shoesfor p lush
See our sa mples of Made
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lYIea refioods for youf
S 1^nag Suit or O'&ercoat• We guarantee fit and `workwnan-
shape;
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that a paeka;ge of acid wins thrown
into The stove causing the ezt.losiion
The Epworth League of James St
Methodist Church visited the Main
Street League: last Tuesday evening
and* enjoyed a very kxeellent time:
The following 'program was given by
the visito-'s. duett by Misses Phillslps
and 01a-kson ; lesson by Dr, Trout-.
stop, addresq. the two bons 'by Hubert
Jones; violin solo by Clarke Fisber;
duett by the Misses Ford recitation
by Miss Edmunds and address ns
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the (pastor. The home' league'provid-
ed an exeellennt lunch and royally en-
tertained the visitors.'
'A quiet butfi retty wedding took
:Lace at the St t Methodist
James m .s.re.e
parsonage on Wednesday aafterr.00n.
March isth '-when the `Rev. W. G. H.
McAli-ster united in marriage: Miss
Edith M° daughter of -Mr. and -Mrs.,
TI" Reynolds of>tlfay and Mr. T. Her-
bert Philti+ps son of Mr, and: Mrs. ,Y3,
S. Phillips of town. +1Aff:er the cere-
mony the Pa' f:y repei'ed to the' home
of the "bride's`!parents whtere a su:n.
ptuoas repast was iserved. 111r, and
Mrs: Phillips will leave this : weelk
for Toronto ti -spend a few days prior
to leaving for their -new home in,
Saskatoon Sask. Both bride and.
_room are well and favorably'; known
and have many friends who will join
with the Times in wishing' them a
right and iprosperous. future.
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UICK FO
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lyfrs, Be.a•'ulse visited in Lan-
don over Sunday,
Mr W, 3latebford of :Torpnto is
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n Town thisweek,
Mr, !Chas. Lindenfield has leen or,
the asiek list this week,
Mr. Chas, irarvey was in Toronto
last week for a few days,
Mr Ernie a si
, rni Harvey has taken pos.
Ilion as salesman with W, W. Taman
The Hockey boys went to '13ersall
on Monday night arel mot tz yE ac3 trian i
cling.
Miss Smith of at. Marys 1)as
sumed her a.osition as milliner svi
Jones & May.
Missdie To :. ii
d hns ofEtmvie is
spending a few days'wa,th the %.Iis'ses
Cudmore of town.
The haw. -mills axe waking good
use of the sleighing to 3te•t ;their
surlily of logs In.
Messrs E.and S. Charieton
\shot a couple of foxes Inst wait-, in
Quinton's swamsp:
Miss Mabel, White left Monday for
Thedford where she has , itaken a
position as milliner.
Mr, Wallace Fisher of . Iontreal
w,ho has 'been 111 ifor a few weeks
is "recuperating at ;the home of his
parents.
Reeves W. 'J. 'Neaman and '4' . D,
Sanders were in Clinton Tuesday at-
tending the 'meeting of the House of
refuge committee,:
The Seaforth 0. B. A, team ary
coming over this (Thursday) even-
ing. The locals will be strengthen-
ed by a couple of;Exetjgr old boys
Mrs, E. Jesse Of Elmira- I1. Yt is
visiting her mother Ctrs. Hawk:ns.
She leaves nest Monday for !Caligary
Alta where she Will visit her sister
Mrs. U3rown.
Mr. Jas. o'U3_rien of Hay -had a suc-
cessful auction sale, of his .farm stock
implements,.' and household effects
on 'Tuesday. The farm was sold to
Mr. Geo, Todd for $3.400.
Mr. Hewitt of Planshard has 'Pur-
chased Mr, .A. Doris _farm in Exeter
This is a splendid farm well adap-
ted r dHewitt in-
fo dairying ane! Mr,}3 a
5 xt
tends starting a milk rute in towr.
about the first of Alpri1.
On Thursday evening of last week
the terediton hockey team came
out and defeated our bovs 5 to 1, ; At
the end of the first half the game was
tie 1-1. The visitors showed marked
improvement since last game here.
Gilham the. Urediton' goal minder
great game a t g me ai?d. saved a
number of goals. The game '.wasnot
the cleansst and some of , the players
wore on the fence most of the tittle.
W, H. Paget;handleial' the bell with.
good satisfaction. Following was the
line up goal Graham, point L. Fahner,;
cover point W. Motz, rover. Shear,
down, centre. A; Holtzmann, left
wing, 1Q. Burn, right wing : H. Felt-
ner, goal T, Penhale. point, H. El-
liott; cover Atkinson,: raver J. Elliott
centre, E, Southcott. ieft 0, Heywood
right 13, Rivers,
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lilarclcame in like a lamb,
Mr, George Thompson is visiting in
I.'arkhill,
"Mrs, Will S
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et entertained
Tuesday evening.
The milliners have started in on the
nein spring creations.
Mrs. le. Oke left Saa.tlazday for Sea,
forth to visit with her daughter Mrs.
.Ta9 Martin
Mr and Mra, Victor Snell have been
visiting for a week with Mrs Snell's
ents in LondonTaw h
ns ht
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Miss J. J. Allan. i .l:yeSg LtS )ec`rulist
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will be at the Central hotel Saturday
March 15th 1rloura l0 a, m, to 8 p, in.
Mr. Lawrence White and bride (nee
1iss Fthel Harvey) attended the in-
auguration of President Wile.;
Washington on Tuesday,
Miss Edna Dow, of Toronto visited
at her Lome here over aunday prior
leaving for New Castle Pa, where she
has accepted a position in the Shenan-
go Valley hospital Int
Mr; Marshall Box formerly of Exe-
ter who is leaving the London Police . r!
!i
Force to go farming near Ailsa Craig.s
teas preseted with' a gold locket and 1 r
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Watch
Repairing
'Experts
I employ inour watch repair department
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material, with an O
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derstand
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derstand a watch and its adjustments. If your
watch is not giving perfect satisfaction
us, No charge for examination.,
A. MAR-CHAND
chain by the foroe.
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BGMES1?E] ERS EXCURS1bNS
WESTERN CANADA, EAJCH TUES-
DAY MARICB 4 TO OCTOBER 128 ;
SNCLiS+IPE
In connection. with above the Grand
Trunk Railway system will isbue
round trip excursion tickets to ro-nts
in `Manitoba Saskatchewan and. (Al-
berta each Tuesday 1Vrarch 4th to
October 28th inclusive via Vhica1go
and St. Paul 'Tie return 'fare to
Winnipeg is $35.00 and 'Edmonton
,;43,.0) Proportionate low rates to
other points in Manitoba Saskatch-
ewan and (Alberta. Tickets ;good ifor
66 days.
The G -rand Trunk Pacific Railway
is the shortest` and quickest route
twee Winnipeg-Sasktaoos.- Edmo-
ton, with smooth road 'bed;- efectrie.
flighted e'leeping ears -:and,
supbtefrb
dining (car service, throughthe new-
est most (picturesque and most rap-
idly 'developing section of - western
Canada. Through tickets sold and -
servations made 'bjr a a,n^d Trunk
Atgents.( !Costs no more than any
other -routes. Trains no -u 'In Opera-
tion ;Winnipeg to 12egina . Yorkton
and Canora Sask.. a also to ,Oenie:n.4
Mirroe and Edson :Alta:
- The :"route via T Chicat�o is an -attract-
five one as many large -cities and
towns are (passed ' ,euroute gvbieh
breaks the monotony of: the journey
Time tables- Land Pandehlets:and
other °diseriptive - literature relative
to Grand Trunk Pacific :Ti . maybe.
obtained on' a lication 'to
pp nearest
Grand •Trunk Agent or write
. A, E
Duff District Passenger Agent, Ln
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Un-
ion
Station Toronto,' Ont:
Children ry
FOR FLETCHER'S.
A "in' t A
Cheese Glasses that are Becoming ' Ypou
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It is a choice that is made easy by the e good quaT'<
'ties and attractive appearance of
11- yegias
FITS -U EYEGLASSES are decidedly becom°-
• in an
a d when correctly
° �' adjusted give � an ail'..`®f -
distinction to the
weare.r. They will neither shake
off nor fall' off.
FITS1EYEVLASST
EYEGLASSES ^pve stamped Ti
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Monogram ono am A ;a mark which means
� � absolute
reliability in all optical goods; You will find them
at this store.
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