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LAtI'SS' FURS
Xmas is over and we have some fine Furs left that it will pay you
to see. We have still a fine assortment of Ruffs and Muffs and are offering
thew. at very low prices. Muffs at $4.00 and $4.50,
MILLINERY
All of the trimmed hats in our Millinery room have to' be sold, ..1.0
clear them we are offering therm at the low },rice $1,50,
NEW PRINTS
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About 50 patterns of good washing prints, and splendid attach s.
We are offering theta all at the old price. At per yard 10e.
FANCY WOOL PLAID
The best thing we know of for, blankets for horses and for lining
robes. It is all s oo172 inches wide. Very special at per yard. $150.
GREY SHEETING
Union Grey Sheeting is a material that is very bard to procure
these days. We have a limited supply, 72. inches wide. Extra value at per
yard $1.00.
MEN'S oVERCOATS
Save money by buying an Overcoat this month. We have . borne.
excellent values in Blacks and Fancy Tweeds, Cone in and see what we
can show you at $10,00.
LINED SMOCKS
Made from good. weight Black denim; lined with warm .flannel-
lette. swell, good and roomy. AIL sizes $1,50.
FUR COLLARED COATS FoR MEN
—`'"fid pticee that will suit your packet book. BettetOnl Fur ouumrs.•'
Coat islinec �,.ith'Curt lintiig, inteti'ined with leribber. A very warm coat
for $10:50.
WARM CAPS FOR MEN
Any man j.11., tr+,d' Ito h 'Id to get a targe cap will get a large cap
will get whin he w .a,t,s rr, d his store. We carry extra large sizes au pop-
ular prices. 75c 1.00 acid 1 _J
WARM'. UNDERWEAR. FoR MEN
Pen mans Fleeced lined Shirts ape dravvers each. 50c
enmans Fleeetir.lined heavy weight " " 75,
nfi e -wool shirr and drawers 1.15
all wool heavyweight shirts and drawers 1.65,
Market ort 'fbe following
the report of the Exet ee market
orrected up 'to d'atnttry 5th' t
Wheat 85 to $1.05 , : s 4
Marley 45 to 50.,
Oats 38c
f'3uokwheat 700.
Pas $1,00
Family Flour $3,20.; : r i
Loiv Grade flour $1,05.
Bran $25 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton
Batter 28 to 30ce y
Creamery butte: r35o
Eggs, strictly fresh, 400; t
Eggs. over. 0 days .old 300.,
Oleleken, alive 10, dressed 1.2c,
Old bens, alive 8, dressed i0o
Old RRooster% alive•Ocl dressed 30.
Deckle alive 11c, dressed 15e
Geese, alive 11; ;dressed •14
Turkeys, 'alive 20; dressed, 24
Old : rams, alive 17; dressed t20.
1otato,s 41,75
rllogs $8.150.
A. Clime, of Voters
Springs, 1Col, died on New Years de
sites no illness or roves! month.
Thee eitceased was borax in. Exeter %Or
maiden a nfates being Ltaoy Southoaltt,
being at daughter of Air. d`an south-
Gatt of Grand Bend.. ` TAY* sisters and
ficx:other reside In London:,
The weather has been very changer
able during the, .paet week., One ,day
it leas been ',mild and yearning `aradi the
next .sold and slippery. The side-
walks have been very treacherous SAKI
numbers have el.i.pped, on the ice. CCona-
missioner Bissett leas had rsand sprink-
led on the Allain :street., .A,.dot of train
hare fallen during the week,„
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WANTED—Drug apprentice at once
Apply at ;Cole'e !Drugstore.
Mr. Et. J. 'White was in 'London on
Monday,.
Miss May Jewell has been on the
sick list, ;
School re -opened on Monday lifter.I
the bolidays.'
:Miss Blanche nuance spent a few
days in London
kiiss Ida Wambold spent the . hole -
day in Stratford:
Misses R and N. Kinsman apt'nt the
holiday in London... ,
WI-, and Mrs. Fred 'M&y visited in
Mitchell over the holiday,
Mrs. Wolter. Connor and children
trith relatives in St., Thomas.
Mr, D. K. Prior, of Clinton, is vis-
iting in town. for a few days
Misses S. fond L. Finkbexner :visited'
with their 'parents at Crediton,r
Mr. G. Bedford returned ^Saturdlay,
after spending a week at Brighton.
A"nunaber from town attended the
dance in !Rens'all on 'New Year's:) ve.
Miss K. Stewart left Tuesday to
visit with friends, in I3owmanville rand
Toronto.{
The Jackson Mfg. Co. opened up
Tuesday afternoon after being closed
for New Years.
For iQ'uicic Sale—One Jersey Cow;
thoroughbred prize winner; Price $00.
Ir ox 101, 'Exeter
Ib rs. John Snell has returned` home
after several week's visit with . 'hex
daughter in Windsor
Miss Ruby Treble returned. to Tor-
onto Monday after spending the holi-
days with her parents.i
Misses Etta and Fanny 7iowey lef
Tuesday to 'visit for ' two weeks . ix
Port Baron end Detroit.;,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Amy ,and child
ren, of Hurford, have returned hon:
after visiting Mr:1 and Mrs, E. Jory.
Mr. Percy Laurie,.who has,been on
the bank of (QQmnierce staff 'here has
Visitors in town
Among these who ep„nt the New
Years holidays tin town, were
Air. Wes. 'Vale, of London, .with his
motbier., ,
Pte. Baroid Snell, of London, wilt*'
relatives,'
Me 10, 114, 'reward. of Clinton, at hie
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home here,,.
Pte. alenry Parsons, of Pairkbill, at l teacher at :Arthurd
his home here. etas Medd, after spending the ;holi-
'Mrs..Zlouze, of Galt, with ,her sister. days here resumed her ,duties las
Mrs. Levan. teacher in Clinton.
Miss Ruth Ilooper, e.f London. with IRut rel Peert of 11ookwood spent
Private xt teen '.Treble and aarl Mit :.11414'
chell, of the 33rd battalion, now at •
trusted Aare 'beu'e oxo a few boyo' . •„
leaverdbeence.r They are salefeet.
to five hours notice as the battalien •
may leave for oeeraseas at any time. *
The boys of 4te 101st 'eoruitect b
town received their uniforms ,lust Fri,.
der and are xiow :being drilled daily. p,
They had their ;list route march on •
112onday going to the northlend .of the •
towxa; 'This will be inlcreaeed adily,
The coupon which appears in the
Times in 'connection with the , VOW •
given away hy llara Beverley will not •
be accepted ;ley him on trecording by ••
('Wednesday; but must be Lame. to "
kis store previous to that date and
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cxohenged for votes,,
The (Citizens :Committee oZ One Run- t
Bred who raae'planning to (petition the ,f
government ,for Ic. dry Ontario, have e
their !dans well lander way and it is
expected that petitions will be cir-
culated throughout. the ,province dur-
ing
ueing the third, week of January
WINCIIELSEA
Milss Benson ,after spending the va-
cation 'et home irlesumed her duties as
herrraother., New Years with Geo. Jaques.
as
Sir Laurie Watson, of London, with !Ch, Upsh:all has installed a gas -
ohne engine.
Wedding bells: will glom.' 'ne ringing
around here.,'
• Too Late for Last ;Week
The Winchelsea 1'ublis school pat-
riotic_ concert and ersteainmer.t Wed-
nesday evening was a splendid success
The+drills, dialogues, songs and reci-
tations were given bythe scholars.
Every number was well received and
the program reflects ;great credit not
only'on;. the teachers who did • -the
training but on the scholars as well.
The closing number, a pantonine of
war scenes, by older scholars, was
composed and arranged (by the teach-
ers, assisted by Mra..; W, G. 'Medd. An
(autograph quilt made (by the qgirls of
the school Sold fol $8.00. The .names
on it brought in $12.00. The proceeds
were $50.00 and after paying expen-
ses the [amount will be given to the
Red. !Cross Fund
Sunshine Methodist S.,45. held ttheir
annual (Christmas ,entertainment and.
(Christmas tree on Christmas eve. A.
fine entertainment was given.. Songs
recitations and dialogues by the Sun-
day school; songs and instrumentals
'Harold 1?ym and Miss Gertie Pym,
of Anderson; songs by Chas. Paul lot
T•Cirkton; a reading and solo by Miss
Mae ;Clark, of Winchelsea, followed
by Santa ;Claus and the gifts .from
the Christmas tree made up.the pleas-
ing program..
his mother,
1'te Chas. Songturst, of London,
wit'ii friends:,
�,.. Vioirr. Sanders, of Penetang
with relp''.es.
At:,Geo. Coleman, of London, Ispc•nt,
New Years in town:
Mr. Goodwin, of Goderich, with Mr.
and Mrs. W. 14. Davis;
Mr. and: Mrs. J. A. OlfcDolald spentNew Years In St Thomas.
Mrs, Miller, of Toronto, with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Windsor..
Mr. 'and Mrs. John May and 'son,.
Russel, of Clinton, with relatives.,
Mr. Ferdinand liioweld of the Wat-
erloo Seminary with his brother, Ed.
Mr. and Mrs. I. 'Whetstone, of Kin -
Tore, with Mr. land Mrs. Chat. :Liar -
bey..•, r ii'.
Mr. and Mrs. Mussel peart of Bock -
wood, visited, with. Mr and Mrs. P.
Hera..
Mr,T. 1C. Jones, of the Bank of
Commerce staff, Woodstock, with
friends:
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Young and child-
ren of London, with Mr. and.Mrs.
'Jas 1?cect.-
Mr, Coleman Moncur, of Peterboro,
visited hisp':rents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
11.
Mr rnd Mrs. Theo. Sweet and son
Allan, c:. 1-1..rilton, spent a few days
with rel"tivc's
Air . rr:: =1 s. J. 1VicTavish and child-
ren of Shakespeare, with !Reeve J. W.
and Mrs. ,Taylor.
Pte. Boy Schosenburg, of London.
with 11r. rind Mrs. T. Newell at -.me-
New Commercial,
leer, and' Mrs. Norman 1
daughter Maida,'of Norwi'Mr.
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NOTICE -A11 Library Books tare to be
returned to the Library by the 15th
of Jan. 1915. 'By order of the Board.
W. D, Weekes, ohaLrman.
Someone is going to get the rhea.-
some
'hand-some piano that is now on exhibition.
in Mr,, J. Beverley's window absol-
utely :free: • ee adv. on page tfour.
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THAT
may be a Bright, Prosperous Year to
All Our Customers and Friends.
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We are thankful for the liberal patronage
this year and hope to merit more 1916.
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We are clearing up our left-oAers.
Come and Get a Bargain !
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