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THIS MONTH
OFFERINGS
MEAN G°NINE
ONEY SAVING
COAD
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TRAQ I'AN CQ T$
ladies .straebaax tat:
with, goad linings rani.
tale... collars, Reg price
ill ' 't1ur ebeice I6,
late ba,<
alOats for wi
OATS
car Red.
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ORENS Et4EEOE,
UNTO EILIMPM
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are Warm #i a rat "
Adel., We bare
rout oleos 41345a
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T H E
fleet Report -e- ,'he following Is
eDart of the Exeter market =tor,
meted up to Jan `e�2nd
W beat Standard 5,3„
Oats 30. to 32
Barney 45 to 60..
Reekwheat 4.0 to 60
Peas. 80e
Family Flour $2,00
Sherd M
grad $2 ler toe
Lew w ! radii flour S.150
a not over is days, old 32
s over 9 day' old `2
teem' r ' better al. .
s'te" 32.
Creamery butter 23..
Chicks alive If
Chicks dressed 13.
Rens alcve 2,
Henn dressed 30.
Reenter' alive 6
Reeeta;rs dressed
Duck alive 10
Dec dressed In
Geese ;nave 10
Goose dressed 13
Turkeys .alive 16
'turkeys dressed 19
Dried aatnnes 1'rrrw
Potatoes 75 to 90,
Hoge .8.b0
TI
TiU S tan . 24'€Tt1 PY 2
ifrc athless thereci tnei .W:;tn sou! Sc#
orad
trYtto never to initassclt 1natb said;
`ery trade of late, is getting bate;
I11 try another ten -incl edd"
3f
sten there be, go mark .hint well,
,hien no bank aceeeni shall swell;
ele angels wateb the golden ,stair
To we/come home the, millionaire,
The men Who never risks for trade
By local Brae or gad. displayed
Coxes more for ,rest than worldly
.gain,
Aod patronage 'hot ,gives Kira pain.
Tr,�eatt lightly friznds let no rade
sound
TDstaub his solitude pro ound,;
llerw list:him lite in enadea reepose-
tlnse ':;htexcept by men Jae owes_
xa l a- hen h, dies get plant him deep,
That nosieht reay brei zila,ehis dreamless
slue'
s"hem ne rude; e?angor may d,;:p.i
tube qaz!et chat lye loved so
Arid that the '.world may knee bas
los;
k'lece or. Ins grove a wreath of sanozs,
And cr a stone chore, :`Here lies,
tJ mora t ho ws-oiaicln't eilvert"ise.:'
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WATCH OUR illINDQWS
The Home o Edison Phonographs
as
towffli's Bazaar
They BIG VARIETY STORE
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the curlers bo
local of tnnzIaincrs' ;sad pne.
vs.+ tax. ivod for the Exeter
nalfaattaruiaag Cls. The Company has
_y...d olie`raatlons.
'W. G; H. i4lcAlister next Sab-
aiveninc in ,Tames 1St. t hurch
sc>asS Bibi.' 'vines trod personal
land a�'bligation.
a'17r. and Mrs. George Lovell end
Cavo children returned home on 57 fur -
ti 'last niter spending several weeks
Willi 1 Ir. sand 3(rg,'Chow, Flynn.
Y onosin has ben. flooded with cheap
eilw ear 84.0OU of Straits Settlements
And hong; Kiang coins worth. 60 cents
ono the dedlrar !have. been imported do--'
to London, London banks ere reins -0
ing the mone3'.
'd r:: 'itobt. Taylor of TJsberne has a
chicken that 1.'aid an egg which 'met
cured 47 by 13 inches end .which weigh
ed four ,:end one half ounces or just
..aunt the eveig`ht of two fair sized
ears. Who can beat this:
Tn proving -Airs, Jas, Tlern 'sway in
London this =week visiting her laugh
ter Miss Olive. ° We nre 'plaesed to
note that 3liss Bern is progressing
favorably and eves able to sit ,up
for a few minutes on Tuesday.
The 'high cost of ;living is solved,
by eating more bre, .. not +'ri more
palatable and. r' telt +ns • .'nen _why
not.eat !more 'read less of other
things, thus o , in . :both health
and income_ " oy `avant ' be best flour
of course :hence buy M DLL
B. sS. Phillips real testate agent of
Exeter has ?this week disposed of
efornzan dna-reins farm being' lot 10
eon. 1 Township of: Hay to Mr, Cred-
ac Stanlake of the second con, of
Stephen forr the sum of •$6,600 posses.
sion to be given ou March, 1st
An nyster slapper and social even-
ing was held n,t the home .of Mr.
Jas Etherington of ITsborne on Tues-
day vening in honor of Mr. Eel.
Etherington of Detroit. A very plea-
sant time was spent by all. ltfr,sEth
erington returned to Detroit on Wed-
nesday,'
The morning Albertan, of Calgary
of December 31st containedthe fol -
toeing persona) "Dr. J. 4I. Gunn les=
yes to -day for, Vienne where he will
spend': several",moutbs'; in "Post Grad-
nate (study. Mrs. Gunn will aceom-
apant- him. Mrs. Gunn was formerly
Miss Anna Martin, and is well kiss -ten
'Jeri -
For days the managersof the new
rink tried to .get ice,' but in(,; vain, a
strip across the centre refusing to
foam' At last it dawned upon them.
to dig down and investigate, when
they found a drain from the knitting
.Tull through 'which: warm water teas
running, When the ; matter` was
l nought to 'the ;attention Of Menagter
ehby-'of the Knitting Company be at? .s
once putrnen to"+wort fond so changed
of
curse of tate damn that is pas- s
y not undertJa"ar alk Clintonlievor :
r . k s,
rnolcl of Renee?'
A. Stewart*
nen of Teedeeed
Alt H25tin>5n
.2--A base :r rer.
g : n . A a
secolad genes in the
ill
he prayed this
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XMAS GROCERIES
i?aa'll soon be thInkln 4f
= Cbrtstanes 'oohing anti bat-
ing., ing., We have been thliakIng
of it and are prep Four ttr
meet 3'eur tvante bi fresh
groeeri
Oen us np by phone and
lease your order
ive' us a. teizil and be
eonvin.
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JEWELRY
.— OF
QUALITY ;
511111
AMPIALAl
a Luxury
Ot , ARTICLES OF JE41 ELLER` ARV
to ,tries .in the same sense that silk hose are
lam % but Jewellery as a wtaote is not a
luxus ° er instance a Watch. a Chain or Fob.
Link Buttons. Scarf Pios, Tie A, tips, hat pins.
Engage/1101A Rings, Wedding Rings, Cleeks, Kni-
ves.
ai-ves, Forks and Sp000s Brushes and Combs, are
necessities and in lamb Vi per cent <?f a well: nedered .
stock is composed; of necessities
sX.OfAS isonly', 'ERR WEREW away it would
be Well to inspect hoose} anewssitiea from
a jewellers stock—The well assorted steles•
..--01?
A CI -IAN!
SALE-
-heifers se
r° ht,
For Sale rJva;
rated
!ilia
day
��arla
undo
ea°rata. a':eaaa1 LZua
zturtla Ira,
AVadahvIn A
d' y:
ale maga~eaa°cernaiala
aartod down `ills
aplred ;,after rtm
Connor was aa:mew
taral shaken up and 'Was
a frees doss-
Farm Sohl Mr. Milo tqnaia1 has tint
Loosed of ;bis fine Tarn. on London I'!d
aaoastb. to Mr, It, P. Luker, of Saskaia-
aheaven Tor $11,000. Mr, Snell' will
take off b.notber croft and Illy, taker
will take possession on December lata,
Tills is lanother instance where fart'-
azaers 'who have been in the west have
scone back to this district and have
bought uta 'arms. 1f, goes to prove'
that we have the'laand and the fnrmn
ing conditions haat anxe the equal if
not 4th' ;superior to most of them.
This section _hes seen its worse times
let us prepare for something better.
Where should be a strong desire
and ta, stronger determination or, "the
part of every farmer an this Province
to ,have the best facilities and, know
the latest and best farm offethods.
bard work is not the o ing that
counts on thejfarm, . !ming is a
business and a,'agood, 'fne. 'Io wake it
the suosess it` oi,ht to e, business
methods nust�,lte taken ad antage of
The first atove you sho d make
should be to subscribe .for :t e Week-
ly
iv 'Sun, The Farmer's Business Paper,
It costs a little but msenns a lot to
the farmer who is looking for profitte.
able results
0
br
awa
ook
Iced
Silver Trophy Comes to 'Exeter
—
There has been on exhibition in ;Mr.
J. 'Senior's window a silver cup which
Was won_by 11Ir,,J. IL `Scott of the
Exeter creamery at tbe'Western Ont-
ario Dairymen's convention held in
Stratford last 'week. There are tons
of butter shipped from this section
each week and we doubt if there' is
a ny` part in Ontario that is making
more butter than is beim made in
this neighborhood. in addition to the
quantity the quality elwass conies to
the front in competition. • In its : re-
port of the convention the Londta
Free Press, says"fair, J. H. Scott of
s xeter in - accepting the De • Laval.
silver trophy for the higbobt score on
butter made in October from collects.
ed ,cream; --modestly passed on the
honor to his butter'aker :Mr, Rase -
Mond Pollock" 1
A. hearty ;Ttesponse-Last 'week an
intimation was received ; from Rev.:
D. C. MacGregor. of fforonto, who ou
two „recent occasions spoke In Doyen
Presbyterian ahurcb, that the work
:4mongst the needy in Toronto this,
'winter was taxing, their resources, Mr
J: •Grigg took- the matter up On
Saturday and sent ourlword that any.
discarded clothing left ,at .the store
store =would be" forar-arded. (There was
a ,heart y reponse and before night
the counter ip the roar of the store ,t'
was filled • h)igh a ith' clothing of 'sill
descriptions .On Pfondeyestroornaog,
t cc o nse5 went. for» ardetl +rons:o
and these ety, :e folla:a� t 1p 1 Yesduy �'
rad Wednes�rre-
eciverr 'we
:tea -ea 'to njae
rite' eletenoge
ebeT
tteeheir
Mend
si
11
any lieynee on t1a
eod 1�ietoria
*.ale pravat,Ay rad
follow*.
mood) 'KIM. A lot ,of
bla$ and: glance ere;
oven; .;good as
!`Ow
sit. 1ing nam he
lager . 4 dining
tai&ellen chtai : 1
larAlltorlt *berry
°n om + a , aale140
natbscma . alroaatr
uilk.'a Titin, Am6sor
Alettent
ht' nhovaa ll gal
Jaaunee4 S"Ere4
water. quartolr
:s.td at ,a reor#
tQ suit punkt
ngq or
l+iew brick
(r Aiataat1l. of:.
Teo_
Aunll ro PII. Ras
lla letex.
s idle Meeti
gCa+ati:iaa;„, of the Pontks
Tootitutt will tae held,
aai Arenuer*a brill on
on clay JeaaaaoAy 2t'b 1914 canal rat
?.o:flails Town oil gin 'ttefialtt;w ,satin 27
A fteraaaora a ti' , rat • in, +rn, Brent.. Skealcers
Speakers
..lila oambotf li�oea"raassaaxr Por,
ills..
sur
rid
tarticule
Luc High Sehoel ckey
tient rattle up kis Saturday and
The home team was a tittle foo fa
or the visitors and located the vie
limes while the rubber got Peat
the home goal keeper only 3 times
The ice was in good condition and
both teams: put up splendid hogicee
The game ;was clean oral tvithout dis-
pute. One ointite Inman ployers was
penalized twice and two of *the Exch.
ter players were niso penolised. nitre
ing the first half the play was "moro
evert and the Score was 3 to 2. Dorol
ing the first of the hst half the
home boys Scored severe' fschls in
quick euccession and gained a safe
lead. Senior at left wing mit up n
good geme be Made several rustles
and was true on the shot. Will Snell
is a worker and is tete mnkings elf
a fest stick bandlere Following was
Lucans—Goal: 0. Robinson ;
le. Langford: cover .T. Gunn, Rover
IL 'Young; E. Collins, Ventre
Glavin* left F, Liangford. Exeter
Cover D. Wood, Rover, W. (Snell
Right D. Pickarde 'Centre W. Stewart
'Deft M, SSonior Referee II. Bissett
The first estames in "the town hock.
ssy league Was .played last Tnusrday
eve. There has been interest in the
:league, since ~its organization end
this was evidenced.by the vcrowd of
spi.c.taxors who were present: end the
emount of treoting which took Place
The first game evas 'called at 8 'het-
i:went the!Oddfellosys and the clerks
the latter ',winning oet 5 to 0. The
Oddfellown shared lack of practise
and .the results 9f the- hears grind
told upon the. players. 'After, the
first game ithe high( School and Rank
ers came logethero This was a fast-
er gorneiond a little more even. It
sees ;also a little rougher. Talk'. bank*:
ers wen out by eine gotil 4 to et. The
n,yropethies of (the' crowd ran to the
nigh 'School and they received ;line
held the. Players up often .or offsices
Following composed the 'different
5.1
Itctle, Itt.T*Do tirade; it.
Ford
ur husi'ness and bei
asttr�e car
w
1
all `
tl
bun red doll i"s fo
ntfoboatrl the touiita�,
o.nr One Imitated Rb.
Waall erviale posh office},
sat
catalog and par
1tis
eea toter. Ontario.
th
ei t ty; e t twin
Pr y Q€ata tic. (formorIy
plate w.ith equipment
acro from Wes. Snell.
PAPE N COURT.
NTO,
lotus developnat
timed Inquiry Into It
t Ontario West Shore
o by the Ontario Railway' an
c Board at the Parliamen
s yesterday, the air ot =rate
dleurnett sine die.
of the railway, who has been persist-
ently called as a material witness„
was absent and a doctor's certificate
of illness was presented. It said Mr.
Mayes wan ton 111 tor mental or PhYn
sical effort.
The much -talked -of papers con-
nected with the inquiry were on hand
in charge of Crown Attorney Corley
and Detective Twigg of the Toronto
detective department, and tttis cram
the signal for much disenission. re-
garding their ownership and as to
whether they should be opened to the
public gaze before Arr. Moyes could
be present. It was finally decided tn.'
allow Messrs. Wm., Proudfoot, K.C.,
M.P.P., the respective counsel for the
municipalities interested in the road
and Mr. Mopes, to open and Inspect
them In the presence of a representa-
tive of the Railway Board and ac-
countants to be appointed ,,by- that
body.
The papers were seized at the home
of Williarn Baxter of Toronto, on a
search warrant.
min
Id -
CONDITION IffiCilANGED.
Last Night's Bulletin Concerning
Premier Whitney Discouraging.
TORONTO, Ian. 20. Sir James
Whitney was back again among his
own ,peoplewesterday. The journey
from New York on Saturday night'
was accomplished` without apparent
shock* to the distinguished patient,
and Shortly after his Admission to the
Cendial Hospital at 11 o'clock yes-
terday t morning, and After taking
nourishment," he fell into a restful
At 9.45 last night Dr. Alex. Me
Ithedran in attendance on Sir Ja—es
.Wnitney at the General Hospital, 1s-
ec:tett the following bulletin:
nSir dames has been pretty rest -
e for the lent- twe or three hours, -
more, ,restless than before "and not;
quite no well. He is not taking ,any
ourishment,and not Sleeping
expected to `Meep soortd%
At Toronto yesterdayst
veying the patient Was
;tom the train and was
Tile ing oeorga, Hensalf
owued • Cooper' Or Clinton and
destroyed ' c 'Sunday night',
The structure is of brick end was
urd7 put up about two years oath
The firemen did good work in saving
ther buildings Around it, which aro
frame work. The inside of thif
building was ihadly gutted, *The, loss
is about one thousand covered tlay im*
•
trhe large Irtor..., in the road way( 5n
hes et last been filled In. at 'took
over 2,200 yards of gravel and, stones
besides the large boulders thrown in
The farmers are now igoing to try toS
drive over it with .loads to test it
and see bow it will stand. trhe beavy
frosts lave helped to ;hold it tOgether
but the spring and soft 'weather will
prove the „most secure tests ,Tihe ca.ves
bas nroused considerable inte.resC
among the citizens es large crowds
haver teen. vi.sitin2; the scene >wait&
the 'work was going on. Mite only an,
cident that happened was to Mr, Mil
Plenn who Id/ into the ;hole, a did -P
out with difficulty, '
foot Giotto. ”
44 ,ntsd Iter grocer:
st.p (le:tling with yen.
leo It., moteing very muds'
ittle te.ed meter with my had to maker
11g Mid butter with my good to traaksd
• Settling Up •
• ine
All perseps hating
an account with Ine
yfi,i ease ea a
fir