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REra5OLVED
THAT' WE HAVE TO BLOW
OUR, OWN I-1 ..rR,ia
HAVE dor THE 600Ds
Ib BT4®W AEoU`r AND
Wr ARE PROUD OF I1'.
WE DID N'T OET ouR11
FINE STOCK, 13Y AN
ACIDEMT WE..KNE/
J!,WHAT Ta.BLO
fit'' rY
IT IS JUST AS EASY FoR ONE FIRM To
"TALK" AS IT IS FoR ANOTHER, BUT WHEN
T COMES To BACKING. UP OUR STATEMENTS
WE ARE "THERE WIT!-[ THE GooDS." WE
HAVE A KNOWLEDGE oF l-{oW To CoNDUCT
OUR BUSINESS FoR THE BENEFIT oF oUR
PATRONS AND WHAT OUR PATRONS ARE APT
To REQUIRE. WE INTEND To STAY RIGHT
HEREATTHE oLD STAND, AND WE KNOW THE
BEST WAY To DO IT IS To GIVE HoNEST
PEOPLE HoNEST VALUE "FoR THEIR. HONEST
MONEY, WHICH WE ARE DOING.
NESV DRESS GOODS
Our counters are full of every-
thing that is uew iu Dress Goods
Alt the newest weaves and col-
ors are shown here. Many lines
of Dress Goods are scarse this
searon. early buyers will get
best choice.
SMART HATS FOR MEN
A. shipment of Mens Soft and
Stiff Hacs have just co me •to
hand. The styles are a decided
change and we feel sure you will
like them.
NEW SHIRTS FOR MEN
See the splendid assortment of
new shirts that we have to show
Your 'prices $L00 $L25 $1,50
MENS RUBBER BOOTS
You will want a pair for the
wet sloppy weather. We sell
"Miner" Rubbers. Every pair is
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
LINOLE U MS
The patterns are new. The
quality is Narrns. They come in
2 3 and 4 yard widths. Make
your selectio now and have it
laid when you are ready for it.
STANDARD FASHIONS
the Spring Number, also March
Fashion Books are on our count-
ers. Come is and get a Standard
Fashion Sheet. One hundred of
them are given away every
month.
UTA SILK
In 'White only. This is the
best wearable silk that hes ever
been put on the marker. Try a
waist, length of it 36 inches wide
at per yard 75c.
12 YDS FACTORY FOR 51.00
We bought this at the old price
That is why we can sell it at this
price,. 86 inches wide fine thread,
good weight.
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
If you have not worn this hos-
iery, try them this spring, Six pr
of hose are guaranteed to wear
six months or new ones are furn-
ished Free of Charge.
WALL PAPERS
A few rolls of our New Wall
Papers will make a wonderful
difference to the appearance of
your home. See what we have to
show you at per roll 5c to 30c,
SPECIAL
For one week onlyfrom March 4th to March llth
we will sell 20 lb pails of Pure Lard at per pail $2.49.
A. STEWA T
J.
PHONE 16
Market Report—The following is
the • rener' nt thy+ v rsrter market
corrected up to March 3rd, 1915.
Wheat $1.35:
Cats 1x3
Baxley 75.
:Buckt:vheat 8 )e:
.l=eas $1.55 to SLuq
:Flour $4.00
Low Grade Flour $2.0(1
'iron $28.00 per ten
Shorts 30..00 per ton
Sugar Beet pulp $27.00 per ton.
New. Laid Eggs 28e.
Eggs over 10 days 200.; (.
Dairy butter 24e
Creamery: butter 34e
Ciickecs alive 8 Dressed 10
Ducks, alive it; dressed t2
"Turkeys :neve 14; dressed 16
Old Toms, alive lle., dressed 13
Geese !alive t. dressed 11
Potatoes 00 to 60.
Dried Apples .05e.
Hogs $7.25.
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Mrs, Susie Egan visited, in Clinton
during the past rt eek.
The present war is costing Great
Britain ten m'.11ion dollars a day,
Dr, 11. G. Johns, of Chicago, vis-
ited his brother, Thos., in town for a
few days.
Mr. Thos, Spline, visited his mat en
at Varna for a few dansduring the
past week.
Mr. Fred Gould, of L trathros ., vis-
ited with relatives in town during the
past week.
h7 iss Edith Collins, of Ancaster, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W 'Plenhale
ever Sunday.
Airs. Wm. Cuomore returnect inonie
last week after visiting with relatives
in Kippen and Seaforth.
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.40.0000
LOCAL
R. N. Rowe
FURNITURE
DEALER.
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
EMBALMER
PHONE 20a
Exeter, Ont.
CURLING
Two rinks 'of l3ensatl curlers drove'
down on Monday and played Some
friendly games with; the Exeter cur -
text. In the. afternoon they won two
games by good margins bolt in the
evening they lost.
A bonspiel was held by the local
curlers on ''the '!rink last week, Vilest
and .Second prizeswere donated by
the President, W. 3, 1Teamen and by
$. T. Wihite, respectively. The results
were las follows the first name being
the skip of the twinning: rinkwll
First Round
T. J. 'White W. W. Taaann
R .G.lSeldon Geo. Anderson
W. J. Neaman H. Gould
Semi Finals I
Beaman a Bye
H. 'J. White R G Beldon:
Finals
H. Trick Geo. Burdon
W. Schroeder D. Russell
C. B. Snell R. N. Creech',
W. 3. Seaman He J. White
skip 9 ;skip $.
Beaman and White won their own'
Mr, 'Frank Sweet, of Barna, is vat- prizes ,and they fixed it up by •.ex-
ittiing in town. • changing,
Miss Rainllton spent the Week end
at her 'home in Goder.:ek, ' HOCKEY
Miss, Ella 'Dicke -ore of int. Marys, >A h 1 d
last
One of most interesting 'lt'ooltes'
the
visiting Mrs. Thos. '8issett. games of the 'season was p. asp as
ZYhe new postage 'stamps will latelySaturdayevening when the Juniors
tied the Seniors. The game started
come into use about' keret), 15th, snort's after 'seven o'clock and there
Mr. and Mrs .J'.. A. Stewart left was a goodly crowd of rooters present.
on Monday for a trip to New York. this time. the Is3 mpathy being all with
Miss) Grace Oke, ' of Cain% ie the Juniors. The Juniors scored the
visiting with relatives, around, town. first two goals and the fans went'iwild
The. Exeter Band is 'moving, into w tlh enthusiasm. When time was
their new quarters at the, Town Hall. 'called *the game was `a t>4e •three all.
Miss Laura D;11ing,of Rensll, was Five inlnutes eacvas decide./
h 'wa3
the guest of Mss Jenne -Pray-ne dur- on during which le.me neither side
ing the past week. scored. Another five minute , : sceorod
riod
was played and the Juniors
Miss Olive •nuance has returned, two goals 'in quick succession. Before
home after attending the millinery 'the game was called .however, the
openings in 'rororrto. Seniors had again evened up th,e score.
MODEL FLOUR cannot be surpass -
One of the goals scored b3 the !Seniors
was in dispute being scored while
ed. You can pay 'more money bat you some of the pla3ers argued with the
can't buy better flour. Harvey Eros, referee.
Mr. R. E. Pickard and son Clarence,
visited with relatives at Brantford,.
during the past week.
Mrs. H. Hutton and little daughter
Evelyn, of Brantford, are the guests
• of the former's sister, Mrs. T. 0,
✓^outhcott.
If its bran, shorts, feed flour, chop
of all kinds, dried sugar beet pulp,
corn, chicken feed, or family flour you
want, see Harvey Bros.
Rev. Rd. Hobbs, of Toronto and for-
mer pastor of James street Methodist
church, has been quite 111 but his
condition is improving.
Rev. S. W. Muxworthy, of Main St.
church and Rev. W. G H, McAlister,
of 'James 'street church will exehange
pulpits next (Sabbath morning.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. G. Jones and alien
Rooke returned (Saturday after, visit -
Ina la few days with Dr. 'and A2x9. J.
P W Rarriston, of :Detroit.
'Idr. J. Grigg, who has been confin-
ed to his .home for a. number of weeks
is progressing slowly and is able to ba
around !the house a little with the aid
of crutches/ • t
Mr. John Bell has this week taken
possession of the old Treble farm.
just south of town whit the recently
purchased from Mr. D. Wood. Mr.
Bell has some fine farm property con-
veniently located.
March made a very lamb -like ape
pearance, one of 'those beautifully
clear sun -,shiny days that we all en-
joy. However, a number of us would
just about as soon have seen real lion -
like weather because the anticipation
of a. rough ending does niot exactas
appeal to us.
The new "Carnegie Library is near-
ing co'mple'tion and will be opened to
the public in the course of a few
weeks. The interior is completed with
the !exception of fitting tip some of
the shelving for books. As soon as
this is completed and the books ars
ranged it is expected that the build-
ing will he formallx opened.
!MADE IN CANADA"
Ford Touring Car
Price $59�`-
Prices of other Ford cars are
wo-passenger Runabout $540,
Two passenger CoapeIet $860;
Five -passenger Medan $1150. All ,
ears fully equipped, including elec-
tric headlights. Prices F. U. 13.
Ford, Ont. Buyers of all Ford.
ooars evil! share in our profits if we
s '11 30,000 oars between August 1,
w -
1 4l -i..
l4 and,
August .1st 1,1�1 AH
�l
j -i ord cars are on exhibition at,
l XI TER• -M1Io Snell, Dealer
Wes., Snell, Ass't Salesman
The members and adherents of the
Main street Methodist charch !held
their annual congregational bather%cg
on Teursday evening of last week.
It was one of the most pleasant,even
Ings in the history ofthe church'
this being the largest attendance that
has ever been present at similar
gatherings. . An abundance of choice
provisions was provided by the ladies
and the wants of the inner matt were
well taken care of. ' After luncheon
!the different organizations and de-
partments of the church gave their
reports !showing that the c'hurcia in
all its branches was composed of real
live organizations with finances in,
excellent condition. The following colored views. The adinasion is 15c.
reported; Junior League., Sr. Leaguer, Took Possession—The new firm who
Aiiss_on Circle, W.M.S., Ladies Aid!,'
;Young Mens" class ; the different de-
partments of the i`iunday School.
Ruarteriy Official Board and Trustee
Board. The . reports • were inter=
spersed with music. A treal sociable
time was spent by ail,
Although, 'Exeter has boasted of
building many beautiful thomes each
summer for several years past the
demand for houses was never greter
than, it is to -day and every available
house i'a occupied. The bn !ding pros
pects for this acason are vers' br.g.h,t,`
which, epeaka well for our town as
most places are reporting bu'id:.ng
operations Sow. The improverae.uts
to the school are to be gone ahead
with as 'soon as spring opens up, con-,
tracts already being ealied for. 1u
addition several -new ;houses will be
.erected, Mr. A. E. Fuke is prepar-
ing to erect a new shouse cross -corner
from. the English. c.hurab rectory and
Dr. Itoulston Will erect a new .reran
dense on ''the opposite sills of the
street on the property Le recently;,
pu chased from Mr. T. J. T<esitl,e. li'tr.
C, Be Snell has purchased the frame
house hem M.T. Finis 'crud will ;rove
it to one of his lots farther up the
street" Mr. J. N. .lioward is proper -
it a
repari*,e Ito build and Mr. W 3.,,Beer„wilt
erreet two lh:otteve on William etre•e1:.
Me. Puestord intends ren'iodelling the
house lately vacated by Mr. F. 'Wella
We iti:derhtend there are a couple of
other houses under con sid..rat"on,
While Exetet 'has not been making+'
rapid !stride/3.1a her population the
:Imitable ''building lata of Lnetea' are
'beenmin:g ,Cewee everyi+aar. Ws.
!lave 'Mana beautiful t+.onies' but th
large final 'table Wirieh 1xsad. fosse;
amostorla,te tent Deis dozeai is fast ,d;iee
appearing,
Following. was the line up.
ht.—goal, B. Piper, point, C, Pick-
ard cover L. Treble; rover, J. Sen-
ior : centre Dr. Campbell, left E.
Harve3 , right, W. SnelL Srs.-goal,
E. Torrance, point, 13. Rivers, rover
R. lSouthcott. rover E. Soufhcptt, cen-
tre, M. Southcott, left, A. Pickard
rig!ht,�Whedon. H. Bissett gave good
satisfaction with the bell.
130Y' WANTED—Good smart boy
wanted to learn shoe making. Pro-
gressive .Shoe Shop.
MreEllisYnung and Miss Fit wimors
of St.Thon)Fs were the guests of Mr
and Mrs McDonald this week.
'Mr. Geo. Armstrong and bride re-
turned (home from their wedding trip
to Toronto and other places on Mon-
day evening.
The report of the' Treasurer Of the
Exeter Patriotic League and the Exe-
!Crediton turned the tables on the!Exeter hockey ..teane on Monday even -1
ti
tug 4hen they came out and defeated
the boys 7 to 4. The game was won
-ter school report are being held oyer to (the last few minutes ween the viel-
for next week: itors broke the tie and scored three
Mr. and Mrs. C. Pym' entertained goals In short intervals. The game'
Dr. Roulston'a Su.ndayeSchool class, of was played in two half Lour periods!.
which, Ernest is a member. on Tina- and at tfhe, end 'of the first half the
day evening.A ver • sociable, time score was four all. Bales of Crediton•
was enjoye. �' • t refereed the game.
Miss Antic Easterbrook, who bas • The Exeter Jnnio'rs and Seniors will
been visiting here at the home °altos, piny off the tie to -night Thursday,
Wm. Westcott for !several weeks has gam., co'mmjencing Ont seven o clock,
returned to•!h,er.hnme°in Exeter—Sea- skating; after the match, f
forth Expositor.` --
i
Rev. S. F: and lairs.• Sjharp are via -1 INCREASE DEBENTURES
iti]ng in Toronto, -.Mr sharp attendi•eg ( AND WIPE OUT SCHOOL DEBT;
the Temperance eonven`tion. On 'Sun-
day next Rev. P. Nicol will conduct” 'During the earl' part -of,last year
the services in iCaven Psesbyter5an
church,
Try our sugar beet pulp for stock
feed. !When soaked it comes right
back to its natnral condition—Harvey
Bron b
New ;Business Opened—Mr. 'W. 3,
Smith les opened up. a shoe shop lin meant extra cost and t.be School
the north half of Bedford's store, Board.were not in itmniediate use of
and Las installed some new :maohic ''heir anoney some of the councillors
ery for the Manufacture and „spotr1 sureeslteds for econoear andmy in
slexp nial-
ef boots and shoes. 'Mr. S'mitie hasa
had considerable experience 'la thus' crease in taxes- and a. portion of the
line, debt could be wiped off. This was
a public meeting was called to discuss
:the financial situation of Exeter. It
was learned that the town was a feu
thousand dollars in ,debt to the tSchool.
Boars! and was s and means were /i is-
cussed to liquidate the, debt. It was
at first s.u6gested to consolidate - it
and iss.ue debentures, but as this
James sitreet Sunday School are
purchasing 'several new instruments:
for their orchestra which is ,growing
in number andwhich is a valuable
addition, to the rnusicai.part of the
program. It is also the intention towill want the balance that is due
provide a piano for the primers thembythe town together with the
scholars. $70001 that is to be raised 'by deben-
Mr. E. !Mew's!, of Seaforth, who tare. This means that the town this
for many nears has conducted th.e E.
sear hnust raise the extra money by
Melina' dry goods store but who ,dur-
ing the past . Lew years has retired,
from active management, has -sold oat
to Mr. J. f eTavis1i who has managed;
the levelness and hereafter it will be
conducted in his own name.
done with very -gratifying results.
The financial statement at the close
of 'the year showed a:`balance in the
treasaira of $2087.25 with .a liability
due .the lSeh.00l Board Of $4168;44. As
we understand it the School Board
nearly- athirty mill rate. The money
that rightly belonged to the School
Board was raised by the town and
epen•b by the town and the average
citizen was little interested whether
.it was anent by the town or School
The James street Sunda'; School are Board. If the Trustees of the school'
looking forward to a excellent, en- had asked the town for nine thousand
tertainment on F'aada3, 'evening : of dollars instead of seven t!h'ey .would
this week ivlien"Mr Chas. 1f Verit3, have gote it 'just as readily, and our
of Br'antford, a ,former' ' resident suggestion is that instead of seven
oL Exeter will give the stoat of ,Ben thousand dollars being anima by de-
.!;fur "illustrated 'vent some extra• fine benture that we ielsue debentures for
nine 'thousand dollars and square up
the long standing source of;.contecl.,'on
between the town and. school. In the
face of 'the present conditions wit".
the extra tax imposed by the Ontario
House and the war tax as imposed by
the Dominion parliament we believe
this would be a sensible and more
satisfactory Way a disposing with
this'matter. `
recently purchased the produce big-
ness of W. 11. Levett took possession
on Mandan March 1st ander the firm;
name of Kestle. Rtowe & Wood. They
will continue 1 he business as conduct,.
ed by Mr, Levett. The members of
the uew-firm are well known and we
bespeak for them every -success.
•4,
FREE! FREE ! FREE!
AT BEDFORD'S GROCERY STORE, a fine Porcelain
Dinner Set given away: We give coupons on all. CASH
r'S'ALES. It pays you to save your coupons, We want you to
come and get a dinner set tree,whelher you have been a reg—
ular customer in the past or not.
Get. Their Prices = _ Start Now
A few coupons entitles you to one dish at a time and so
On until you complete the set. We will continue keeping this
pattern for one year at least. We carty a full fresh stock of
Groceries, four varieties of flour, cured meats fresh and salt
fish.' Fifty twenty lb pails of first class family lard, While they
last $2 6o per pail. Produce taken as cash. Be sure and get
your coupons.
Every one making a cash purchase is, entitled to the
coupons. Ask for them:
BEDFORD'S GROCERY, EXETER
0
m. m. DOYLE
HAS TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THE
FOLLOWING LEADING AUTOMOBILES
OAKLAND , OLDSWODILE
CADILLAC &. HUPMOBILE
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL DO
WELL TO CALL BEFORE
ORDERING
Ma 1YL DOYLE
WANTED—Married couple to' work
on farm in Saskatchewan, man • to
drive .team; woman tto take charge. of
house.' Good wages and permanent
employment .to right ,people, Apply;.
to R. E. Pickard, Exeter,
TENDERS
For Remodelling School
Tenders will be received by the Exe-
ter School Board for any or alicof the
following work in connection with the
school.—masonwork and plastering.
cement work, carpenter work labor,
carpenter work furnishings, exgavat
ing metallic ceiling, painting 'and
glazing, the necessary',briels. ' Plans
Mad' specifications may be seen on
application to A. E. Fuke.. Tenders to
be in ttlhe 'hands of the Chairman, S,
ltfartin, by Monday, March 8th, li9L5
at 7 o'clock p.m. The Iowest .or 'any
tender uot necessarily accepted,
.,
Auction Sale .of Grade
Cows and Heifers
Thomas.: Cameron' has received,
ser. uctions . J`rom the 'undersigned
sell by 'public a.uation at the
METROPOLITAN I:IOTEL, ,EXETER,
on. THURSDAY, MARCH. 11Th; •1.015
'at one o'clock sharp' the following.:!
6 good grade cows just senewe,d. ;
6 pows due in March and April; 6
cows due leiter; ;2 dr'y !sown; 10 ,heir.-
ers 1 to 2 years old; 5 calves. .
The !above are a choice lot of ' cows
and will be sold under guarantee.
TER'M'S -6 months' credit will be
given• on furnishing. approved joint
notes, or a discount of 6 per cent per
annum off for cash;
3. G. Ferguson • Those Cameron,
Prop. ' Auet,
la -
to
Amusing Exciting
Instructive
Mr. C. F. VERITY, of frAntf,rrd, will present the Dramatic Story of
Illustrating Same by Fina' Conort•d Views Ever Produced' at
James Street Methodist Church, Exeter,
Friday E
Col mete
i� 'he '�, �'
Among the. Features will'xft�e T xlrir,:..
and Other Interesting 'IreatutreS, A tar.
1Vl'ustc vvifl'be su.y.plied by M
,Admission
q , lei
:Glider t he A.uslp;tea of I be
51:11,
shr O'clock '
tCl an ' t n L..
t" Race," l m Ca 1.v l . a 5, ¢t etc.
'bn store .f•.r 3'pd -Don't fail to attend
"acting ., `.'!' Mr, .R. Bhfflap
street 5 , rf
15 Cents
shoot
10 CENT `CASCABEToS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELSP:
Cure Sick Headache, Constipations
Biliousness,' Sour Stomach, Sad
•
,Breath—Candy Cathartic.
No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your he'd'
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels you always geb
relief with Cascarets. They imme•
diately cleanse and regulate the stone
ach, remove the sour, fernaenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipated waste matter and poison.
from the ;intestines and, bowels,. Al
10 -cent: box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels 'cleann
stomach sweet and head clear for,
months. a They, work while you. sleep..
Correction
Having 'made 'arrangements
Dr. Campbell whereby lee' will remaihe
in Exeter.. for some 'time yet, ',..we
beg to ' announce that our, notice or
the past ,few weeks is 'rv'itlhldra:wn,
and that for the present plateworic
will be Accepted as .usual,
X13. iROPE)STON f, l c
MEL M73
Horatio. Reynolds
Seed Dealer
Red Clover,! Alsike, Timothy, Mitieti •
Alfalfa and 'berms bought,'
Imported Red Clover and Timothy
!need for sale; e also choice .home: >.
grown Buckwheat and Alsi.kes
twirl be at home to' take in seed
every Tuesday; Wednesday, Thursday
land Saturday '
Highest prices paid. Address all
communicitior:s to 13.: teynoids, s1Ha,Y.'
Ontario. 11. 11•. No L
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WANTF,D TO ,11E Ti —50 .acres. or
Hess. Fair buildings, mestfy seeded:
to grains or garden and .or-
chard or would trade a " " tfirste
class 1-4 Section in Saskatchewan.
for further information apply ` at '
„"C.lanes Olfisro,
•
' d ,. •.,.,
t'1J11R 52 . l:+". Do tJr11:, Licensed. Ano-'
t:oneer. Sales conducted in any, lo-
cality. Terms moderate Ordersleft
r at -T.mes office will be promplaya ate
tended to.. `['hone 116, Kirkton,• Ade
dress Maarten P.0, • •
]11IY VA1?t J 5111 G LISON; tieez tan
ed Auctioneer-, Saha rondtretcld le iiriiy,
loetility : live nook tt ,'.lric:rtity r ` VitOrd.,e,
ers left 'Trnins O!1 til. vrill receavier
Iprornlrt atteetioti.; !terms txi.oderatel'
Address Science ITI1I, 11. 13., Not 1,0
.Phone 1454 ,tfirk`ton, , i x •