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WITH YOU WHEN YOU
SEE OUR STOCK OF
GOOD c3ooPS. WE
SELECTED THEM FQ R
YOU THEYARE HERE'
Ar A FAIR- RCE ANC'
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EVERYBODY LIKES A CERTAIN AMOUNT of
APPLAUSE AND APPRECIATION SHOWN THEM
WHEN THEY KNOW THEY HAVE DONE A GooD
THING. WE ARE ALWAYS TRYING To MAKE
A HIT WITH THE PEoPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY
BY HAVING A NEW, FRESH STOCK, AND BY
BEINC ABLE To GIVE CUSTOMERS OUST WHAT
THEY WANT, AND BY MAKING GooD, HONEST
PRICES So THAT EVERYONE WHo BUYS FROM
US WILL Go AWAY SATISFIED. WE CAN DO
No BETTER ADVERTISING THAN To PLEASE
OUR CUSTOMERS AND GET THEIR CONFIDENCE
AND GooD WILL.
MILLINERY
If it is a New Hat you want our show room is full of new models. You
will want one for the 24th. Don't leave it too late.
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
e are sure you will like the natty suits that we are showing for
young as well as tha more conservative styles we are showing for men.
Prices that are right,
NEW PUMPS AND SHOES
We have the newest summer pumps and shoes, They are here ready
for your inspection.
KAYSER GLOVES
Silk Gloves of this famous make are to be had in short, medium and
long length in black and white. Every pair is guaranteed.
CURTAINS AND CURTAIN NETS
We have pretty and serviceable lace curtains at 50c, 75c and $1 and
'upwards, as well as neat curtain nets at 25c, 35c, and 50e per yard.
HOLEPROOF' HOSIERY
Try wearing them this Spring. Six pairs are guaranteed to wear six
iilbnths without holes or new ones are furnished free of charge.
°REX RUGS
For porches and verandahs. Save a lot of work for your verandah
this season.
B. & I, CORSETS
We have a style for every figure at different prices. A new shipment
of the latest models have just been placed in stock.
LINOLEUMS
In neat floral and tile designs in 2, 3 and 4 yd widths. Don't put
down the old carpet when a new sanitary covering can be had at such a
reasonable price.
BEAUTIFUL SEAMLESS SQUARES
We are indeed lucky to have such an assortment of beautiful seamless
squares. If we had to buy them today we would have to pay a big ad-
vance on them. They were bought early. We can save you money.
WALL PAPERS
A few dollars spent in new wall paper will work wonders to the ap-
pearance of your home. Pretty designs for any room at 5, 10, 15, 25c roll
KOLORFAST MATTING
If you have not seen it, call in, colors of blue, green and brown in
neat patterns. Guaranteed fast colors and not affected by water. 50c a yd
NEW LAID EGGS - 19c CASH; 21c TRADE
J. A. STEWART
PHONE 16
!'MADE IN CANADA*
Ford Touring fax
ri Price
$590
Your neighbor drives a Ford -why don't
you? We are selling more Fords in Canada
this year than ever before -because Cana-
dians demand the best in motor car service
at the lowest possible cost. The "Made in
Canada" Ford is a necessity --not a luxury
Runabout $540; Town Oar price on application.
All Ford cars are fully equipped, including elect-
richeadlights. No cars sold unequipped. Buyers
of Ford cars will spate in our profits if we sell
30.000 cars between August 1, 1914.and August
1915..
Milo Snell, Dealer,
EXETER,.
Market Report -The following is
the report of the Exeter market
.a'rrected tip to nay 19th..
Wheat $1.45.
Oats 56c
Barley 65c
}buckwheat 70e
Peas $1;50
.Flora' $14,00
Low Grade Flour $2.01 ' "1" 1
I3ran $28'.00 per ton 1
Shorts $30.00 per ton
Sugar 13eet,'puip $27.00 per ton.
Butter 22 to 41,
Creamery butter 33s
Eggs, 21 to 2e
Potatoes 33e to 145o.
Iloe $.9.00
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Auction Sate or Calves
Air. Geo. Sanders is at Dorchester
this week selecting a carload of choice
calves which he will offer for sale in
Exeter, on SAT'f111(LAY, MAS, 22nd,
commencing at 2 o'clock p.m.
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LOCAL •
�o�eeoe **oee*e
Mrs. P. Gillies ale viisitng tat! .. her
home in London,
Mr. Leon Treble was in London Sat-
urday and Sunday,
Rev. 'Russell 'Caldwell LIS 'expeotied
home from the wast this week.'
Mr. Thos, Bowman, of London, was
a guest ,at 1%;r,r, Wrr. ,Pincombe's over
Sunday
'Private Arthur R•axt, of Belleville,
visited with 'Mr. and Mrs.' Eli. ICoultits
over S'nnday.
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Heam`an and
family visited in London for ,a few
days last week.
Since the outbreak of war 80,000
settlers from the Staters have baleen
Up their homes in 'Canada.
MISS J. J. ALLAN. Eye) Sight spec-
ialist will be at the Central Hotel.
Saturday , May 29th, one day.
The bowling green will be opened
for the season on Monday, May 24th.
A tournament will liikely be held by
the local players.
G. H. Jose, son of Dr.. Jose, of Kitrk-
ton. has passed his final examinations
as veterinary surgeon and is practis-
ing with his father at. aitikton.
Rexall Orderlies 'make, 5 ors 'feel -fine
You will feel better and live longer
if yoa keep your bowels regular by
the occasional use of Rexali OrderlieLY.
Mr. Andrew !Archibald„ son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Archibald, Tucker -
smith has enlisted and is tr'ai'ning• at
Niagara. Mr. Archibald was a former.
school teacher at Zurich.
On Saturday evening last at .mid-
right 'Detroit set all its clock's• ahead
one hour, when Eastern standard time
became the official time of the city.
This 'Makes the time the )sane, as in
Ontario.
Shareholders of the Farme'rs l3'ank
of Canada are liable under the
dohble liability clause of the Bank
net. This was the .decision given at
Toronto Friday by Official Referee
J. A. McAndrew in a test case.
Mrs. J. G. Stanbury will receive on
Thursday of each weak romm•encinz
on Utas 27th until the onzl of June
end thereafter on the 2nd. -and. 4th
Thursdays. Sime. R. 'Stenbury will re-
ce.,i,ve with her on (May', 27th,and June
3rd before leaving icor her sum'nier
cottage at Bayfield.
Mr. Wm. R. Martyn met with an
unfortunate and painful •accident this
week. H' was visiting at the home of
his parents owing to the'•death. of h:s
father when a leg Of the stove camic
out and the teakettle with scalding
water Fell over on his leg soiree of�thb•
water running down his boot severely
scalding .his ankle.
Mrs. Davis and Icon, of. • Seaforth.
visited Mr. 'and Mrs. Jae. Davis: of
Exeter North last Sabbath; While on
their way home in the evening''thcy
met an auto near Hensel' and their
horse becam•a frightened and jumpx
into the ditch. Mrs. Davis.was bad-
ly shaken up and. the top of thelbuggy
and a shaft broken. They returned
to Exeter and got another buggy and
returned to :ce;aforth. on Monday.
The results of the final examina-
tions of the O'ntano Colle,gn ,of Phar-
macy have been announced and Ove
notice that Mr. Laurie G. J. ';Watson,
of town has won the Heebner gold
medal for pharmacy. Messrs L. G.
Watson. C. H. McEvoy, of town, and
Fred Bawden, of London, grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bawden, of town.
were snceessful in passing with Honors
L4Ir. E. T. Weir. of Ashcroft, BXO who
visited withMr. 'and Mrs.: H., E. Hu.
ton at ,.Christmas, also passed with
honors
Mothers Day was observed ini James
street Metbodist church last Sabbath.
Appropriate sermons were preached
by the pasltor. Rev. W. G. H. McAbee
ter. both Morning and evening. .In
the afternoon a special service was
held in connection with the Sunday
School. Mrs. McAlister gave a short
talk and two choruses were sung by
the mothers who were greeted by a
Ohitauqua salute be the scholaxis and
returned by the mothers. The or-
chestra also gave asplendid, selec-
tion. Mrs. W. Johns gave a reading
as did
alsof1 lrs. Frank Wood. The
school and church were decorated
with flowers.
In writing home recently Mr. Lof-
tus IIern son of Mr. and Mrs Philip
rlern of town, who is at the front, said
he was lying on the grass Writing ; he
a
slept in a barn with several blankets
for covering and was as happy a's•a
pig in "a clover field. There is ,cer-
tainly no tone of dtscor.tent in the
illustrationfor a good .many of us
living in the lap of luxury' could hard-,
le say as much. That waisabefore the,
big fight the :Canadians were engaged
in and 'since then he has no doubt
seen some hard fighting.
The .South Huron Sunday fi;chool
Association will hold lee annual cora
vention in ICarinel' Presbst•eriat
ahurcii on Friday, May 28th. Three
sesisions. beginning in the morning at
1.0 o'clock. The principal speaker for
the occasion is Mr, Pe.G. Orwig, Sept.
of both the ,Adult land Secondary, dee
partments of the! Ontario Sunday
Schoot ,Association Toronto. Others
speakers will be ;Rev. John '!:Richard-
eon. Kipprn' i. Rev. S. Jefferson, Creel-
'ton ; Rev. L, W.. Held, of Granton and
1►1x;'W. G. Medd, ofi,Winchelsea, Secy. -
Treat, Iteports will be received froth
the 4:11'fet:ent departments,.
Mr, T. 'Robinson, of Seaforth, \was.
in town on `Wednesday.. -
rlrs, E. Follick, Sr.', i ,visiting
in London for a few days. t
Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin visited for
a couple of days inj London this weak.
Mr. 13enj. !Beavers, of 'Woodham,
visited his nephew, 13. 'W. (F. 'Beavers,
last week.
Miss Kathleen. Stewart hats return-
ed home 'after visiting with friends
in London.
Mrs. R. Stanbury returned on. Tues-
day' from a 'fortnight visit in Toron-
to and London.
IA barn 'in town was ,visited ot:e
evening recently and ,a quantity' of
oats were removed.
Mr. J. Senior was in Hespeler on
Monday attending the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. I. Johnston:
Master Reg. Beavers. who hats been
visiting his aunt, !!iris, Turnbull, at
Farquhar has returned. home.
Messrs. Laurie 'Watson and Cliff lire
Evoy are in Toronto this'week trying
examinations for their 'Phu. B.
Mr. Lee Blatchford underwent an
operation in London on. Monday and
at 'present is doing els welt 'as can be
expected,
The Ontario Baseball team of Lon-
don: will 'play' two games ,of baseball
lin, Crediton on May 24th, ,at( 10 a.m.
and 2.30 p.m.,
Mr. David Chas. Wein, son or Mrs,
Louis Wein, of Crediton, is reported
missing. He Was a ,mem,b,;,r of the
2nd Battalion
The Exeter District meeting of (the,
Methodist churches is being held in
James street church 'Wednesday And
Thursday of this week.
1
ight The Idea in Business
THE modern merchant filled with the modern spirit carries his business to
his customers' homes that is, he doesn't wait to be found out or risk
the danger of not being found out, i
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The besi carrier of business to cus- nese of grocers, dry goods men, hard -
tourers' homes is the newspaper. THE ware dealers, clothiers, stationers,
WEEKLY TIMES •can carry every bus- boot and shoe houses, druggists, jew-
iness in Exeter, and other towns, to ellers, furniture dealers, fruiterers,
the homes of this community with butchers; grain and feed stores and
ease and without confusion -the busi- every other class of business.
To the Merchants of Exeter and Vicinity r
Get your business into the home and you'll sell goods there. The
WEEKLY TIMES can carry your business into more homes than you are noT
- serving. Ask us about the cost of advertising.
BUY FROM ADVERTISERS
Mrs. Nelson Sheere and little dau-
ghter, Jean, left last week 'for Galt
to join Mr. Sheere, who has seeured
a situation in that city,
Mrs. Edwards. of Toronto, is visit-
ing at the home of Mr. A. 'Walters.
Mrs. Walters is in a serious condition
with slight hopes for hex recovery.. •
The Salvation Army wishes:to,th'ank
the residents of Exeter Moxa their gen-
e.rdus responiae to the self denial` ap
peal. The same will ,be, faithfully' ap-
pi7ed..
Mr. A. 'Moore has rented the( store
of W. 'S. (role on the corner eofl John
and Main streets and intends going
into business about June let. The
store is being fitted up.
During the past few days Mr. Milo
Snell the Ford agent here, has dies
livered cars to'o't! s6•rs T. Chalmers, of
Crediton 'Wm Yearley, Stephen; A.
Ireland Grand Bend; • F. 'I'reeter.
Dashwood ;. ' l y. Volland. Zurich acid
Alex McPherson, Corbett.
The. Girls; iluxiiiary of the Trivitt
Memorial church held a social eve'ri-
ing in the school hall on Thursday'
evening of Test week. Refreshmentswere served 'by/the young ladiese and
it splendid .program was carried out.
The attendance was, very' fair.
On Tuesday last while 'a !son of Sir.
John Selves, of Usborne, was break-
ing in a eouing.,horsehe' had, the mis-
fortune to be .kicked in the 'face cut-
ting a nasty gash in hill .cheek and
,rendering, him Insensible. Dr. Brown-
ing of Exeter:(twas called and it was
after he arrived that the young. man
came to. .Ills shoulder ,wals also in-
j uredo •
The Road committee have, been,
making some •im.provenients to Maim
.street ;tiering the ,past week. The;
s!des of . the road have been , plowed
'tip and graded. It .bias nosy a fine
crown with'•sloping sidels and is be-
ing, put in (shape for oiling. The oil
will shed the water to the ,guttters,
and this should greatly improve the
cond'ltion of ouir Main street.
Among those4'from this district' who
are attending the Branch convention
of the Woman's Missionary Society' in
London this week'are Miss, Medd.
from Elimville ; ,'Mrs. Heywood froth'
Sunshine ; Mrs., L Johnu, land Mrs. -G,
Williams, from Bethany ; (Mrs. C. W.
Baker from 'Woodham ; Mrs. S. ,W..
Maxw orthy from Main street ; Mrs.
McAlister, 'Mrs. Thole: iIJarvey and
!hiss Laura l P- arvey from James
street. •
Musical and Towel Shower -
musical entertainment ''and towel
shower in, .the interestis of the Ried
Cross Society was held by Miss L.
Johns at her home on Monday evening
An excellent musical 'entertainment
was provided by local talent, the fol-
lowing taking 'part : iPi'ano duett by
Misses Gladys :Bissett and i Marjorie
Seldon ; solos be Milsses Eva :Huston,
Edna rollick and Edith Moncur and
Mr. Case ` Reward ; instrument'ele b3
hisses Margaret• tMuxworthy. Gladys
13 ssett and Mary Acheson and Mr. E.
Phillips. violin .solo be Melville Glade
'man accompanied . be his siis,ter Mar-
garet.
ar-
ia.r
� et. The evening was b most
enjoyable affair. The ladies took a
pair of towels and altogether ninety-
nine were. receivihd.
I1r. Nelson Stanlake had an accie
dent with his automobile near tAilsa
Craig on 'Thursday evening last. He
company ""with Messrs; A. Moore,
C. Heywood. and Al, Ha'stings' were
driving along the road when they
struck a high spot ,and the . car
bounded arid ;while in the air the
front: wheels turned under and the
car, turned;e. somersault facing in the
opposite direction to which it was
going. The top was up and none of
the occupants i, vera• thrown out. Mr.
iffastings wan considerably bruised
about the body but no bones were
broken. Ile has since, been. confined
to the house. The others escaped un-
hurt. The top and windshield were
smashed. The auto %van !ble to be
brought home under its own power.
eneenneeennee
HICKS' F.clitiE0AST,S
The second .regulerstorm j er'iod..ha.
its renter ,en the 22nd, cow',ering`,• the
20th to the 25th • inclusive. ;Distur-
bing causea, and what to '.look tor.
The Venus period is central ,at thus
tithe contributing its full strength
to storm and weather ,'xtrelntes', - The
Genuine D. L. & W.
Scranton Coal
KESTLE, ROWE
&WOOD
IPUONE 40
Exeter, - Ontario
AGENTS .for
British American
Oil Co.
HOUSECLEANING
TIME
MAKE Housecleaning Easy.by
buying a Domestic Vacuum
Cleaner from us., It will clean
your Rugs and Carpets better
than beating them and with
much less labor. Then get
crottle of Sunny Polish to clean
your furniture, „and if yon see
you need any new furniture, we
have a big stock to choose from.
R. N. ROWE
Embalmer & Funeral Director
PHONE 20a
;HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
1?ropert3 of Wm. (Balkwill, Sr.
Huron St.. one store3 frame house.:
good cellar; hard and soft' water; one
quarter acre of land ; good; stable and
carpenter, John street. 5-13,tf
MEETING. OF THE HURON
COITNTY 'CO;UNCIL'
The council of the Corporation o8
the ;County of Huron will' meet in the
council chamber. in the Town, of Gode-
rich, on Tuesday; the first of June,
next. at the hour of three o'clock. All
accounts requiring .settlem,ent must
be placed with the clerk before! this
date.
W. LANE, Clerk,
Dated at Goderich,, May 17th, 1915,
BRICK IIOUSE AND • THREE LOTS
FOR SALE
•
The residence of the late Simon
Campbell on William street. consist-
ing of a sev,en room 1 1-2 storey brick
houseurnace hard and
Neff iv
; f Ater
stable and drive house ; Some choice
fruit trees ; To inspect the property
call at J. Scott's Sr., For terms ar.d
particulars apple to Thomas Cameron,
R. B. 'Non 1, I iirkton, or phone on
IIendman's line. 5,20,tf.
Moon is 'GI !first quarter on the •21st,
and on the celestial equator ,on the
23rd, all conspiri'ng ;with tb' regu-
lar "Vuleaxt" influence to make a
marked storm period, The "danger"
days of this period are Friday, Satur-
day ,
atur-day, Sunday Aridlvlonday, the 21st.
22nd, 'e3rd and 4th, On and ,touch-
ing these days watch the indications
of your barometer ,and all other, .indi-
Gators, ofgathering stormis. Expect
rain, bail 'and vicious thunder storms
to strike moat parts of Lhe country,
moving eastward through progressive
days. The country will be fortunate
if it escapes dangerous tornadoes on
and about the ((Ws named. Look ,for.
change to :Touch cooler with the ris-
,ingebarnale,Oer that winds tip the Bare
ioirle ...
Children Cri
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST ORIA
Field Seeds for Sale!
We have a carefully selected stock of Field Seeds
for Sale, and offer them at Very Close Prices. Our
stock of """i-'
C O F? N
is of the Best Known Varieties and Germination guar-
anteed.' We have th3 following: -
Improved Early Butler; Improved Dailey;
White Cap; Early Leeming; Mammoth;
Early'Cuban; Wisconsin No. 7; Longfellow
Flint; King Phillip Flint.
Root Seeds
in Root Seeds we have ,the Large selection: -Mango!;
Turnip; Sugar Beet; CarFot; Ete. Also
Seed Beans, Millet, Sorghum, Timothy and Clo
Call and inspect our stock -it will pay you!
C. Zwicker
GENERAL MERCHANT
C� r!redito, Oritar io
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AUTO
For Hir�
Government Chauffeur
No. 2724
Family or Pleasure Driving
a Specialty
PHONE 80, EXET$R
POWELL'S
BIG VARIETY STORE
PHONE 55
New Goods
. -
Arrived
This Week
SPECIAL MAY SALES
WILL FEATURE
10 1 o and ?5c are the
Special prices.
Fireworks, Crackers,
Toy Cannons, Rockets,
Siege Games. All prices
from 10 up.
SATURDAY 1,
Chocolates (40c) 29c lb 4
Wearable Surprises W,
15, 25e.
Chinaware, Graniteware
bargains, "
W1estern University,
London,.
Another Great Advance
Income Doubled
-Now $75, 000
Another large 'addition to Faculty."
and Epuipment in
Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment fee
View. Write for particulars to
E. E. Braithwaite, M.A.,
President.
Man's 'Ability i+s• 11,is Passport's
Frank Weaver
•Pirofessor o,° Music, London, Ont.. •
Teacher of Organ and all branches,
of Piano Playing; Voice Culture and
Artistic Singing a Specialty. 16 yearix
practical experience.
For Terms apply at S. Martin & 1
Son's Music Store •
NOTICE '
To the Farmers and (Ilorsebreederst
Free Vaccination against Rheum_
at:isnit or joint ,ills,
If you will .notify us ,within forty -t
eight hours after your colt( is born. WO
will ,vaccinate it as a preventative al
gainst rheumatic,. Free of Charge. ,,DR, ''CHAS. JOSE 'ANin, SON .. "
!
Veterinary Surgeops
KII,icroNV, Ont, Phone 2a.
F. W. HODGSON ` ; ;
,Carpenter and Builder
Plans furnished ,• Estimates givenfree;
on art classes of buildings. 34S-tf1
PERRY 1!, DOUPE, Licensed A en,
tioneer. Sales conducted in any 10-•
cality, Terms Moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly'at-r
tended to. 'Phone' 116, ICi.rkton., Ad-
dress I irkton P.O.
1 o tS1•f 1� O1 S L '• #' ' i •:
POWELL'S House 'and, three' irtexrld.?vief
Ti1✓ LIVE BARGAIN Si(1B..aieclrle. o•f lad o81'.11ebe s.
.t
et, Goad'
Apply to David
ills. ,