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Great Su .: CeSS
Tel p xl 13 i ,v a sr.) g, vi t. Wee cel) i ;h wit not h) a.ppcoaehed for a
Lint time to erne a, b ee tuse of the eaorrn sus inc e,5e in the cost of
production.
SAVE DOLLARS by coming to
{ + UR STORE "hie Month
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Any, Bo)`s oe Man's Overcoat in
the !'.tore, tale your pick at a
DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT
LADIES' CLOTH COATS
Not this season's styles, but
Coats that sold for $10 to $12 50 --
the Cloths are good and Goats well
made. BIG SALE PRICE......$
5
BoYS' OVERCOATS
Regular values were $5 to $0.50,.
The Cloths are splendid quality.
You will have bo see them to ap-
preciate their value. $fi�rr
BIG SALE PRICE cls
LADIES' FUR–
COLLARED COATS
Very Special Line, Cloth of high
quality Kersey, line t with Quilted
or Curl Lining, with a splendid.
high Fur Collar. 3 ,d
SALE PRICE $14, 9i
ALL FURS GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE
1 1 YDS. FACTORY
FOR $1.00
This is a BARGAIN! 36 inch
Factory Cotton, tine, even weave,
and good weight. This price is for
20 days only, Get your $
supply 11 YDS. FOR
Coat's Best Spools each 4c
Best Needles, 5c pkge..,.....2 for 5e
Pearl Buttons, extra quality,adoz 5c
yds. Silk Hair Ribbon for 25c
15 per cent disc't on any Toilet Set
12ec Linen Towelling per yd....,.lOc
12 Girls' Coats, sale price...... $2.00
81.25 Ladies' Black Underskirts 98e
11 YDS. 36 IN.
FLANNELETTE FoR $ 1
In a. wide range of patterns, This
Flannellette is worth 12e a yard.
Special Price for this Sale, $
11 YDS, FOR 1
MEN'S FLEECE-
LINED UNDERWEAR
All sizes in PENMAN'S Fleeced
Lined Underwear, sold everywhere
for a'Oc.
Our February Sale Price
12-4 Flannellette Blankets $1
worth $165, for e
50e Unbleached Linen per yd.,.40c
7 Ladies' 5e Bandkerchiefs for 25c
$5 to $S 50 Ladies' Black $r} ��
Skirts for....-... ......... ..... ,
GROCERY BARGAINS
Extra Standard Granulated Sugar,
100 lb. Bags $6.85
7 boxes 5e Matcbes for 25c
3 lbs. good. Ginger 'Snaps fur 25e
6 bars Comfort Soap for 95c
&pkgs, 10e Poedrieti cicuuro•tii'
7 lbs. best Oatmeal for ............. 3-rc
3 cane Corn, Peas and Tomatoes 25c
3 boxes Royal Yeast Oakes for 10e
3 pkgs. of Kellog' Toasted. Corn
Flakes for 25e
2 lbs, best Baking Soda for. 5e
Quart Sealer of BakingPowder 20c
Maple Leaf almon, large tin ....21e
4 pkgs. of Corn Starch for, ..... .25c
Shredded Wheat, per pkge.
3 plugs of McDonald or any other
Tobacco for .... .25e
4 bottles est Extracts for ,.....25C
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
The Big Store with the Little prices
rt ratio Mark Register oar
GEORGIAN MFG. CO„ -
The Harmless but Effi-
cent remedy for Headache
Neuralgia,/Anaemia.Sleep-
lessness, Nenlous Ex-
haustion, &c, Eg
50z AT ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mall troll
COLLINGWOOD, ONT.
,i, 4++-$ S+++ r++ 4
.I„ LADIES' .Sc GENTS.' 4
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'1' A full line of Ladies' 'I'
4,
4. Suitings, in • Gaverdines,
Broadcloths, Vicunas, Pop- e
+lins.African Brown, Russian +
+and Laural reen, etc. 4,
PRICES $23.00 to $35.00
Coats
4
thth Coat season is here and 4
with it some of the most be- 4'
'1' • coming and attractive models
. of the day. Every garment 4.
4- the newest in its class—
it tweeds, plushes, beavers, +
4.
Persia-tex chinchillas, etc. +
PRICES $17.00 to 530,00. 4.
4. A. fine assortment of ..��..
4. Men's Suitings and Overcoat- .+I.
ings at reaasonable prices. 4'
e` Give us a call. 4-
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+ THE HIGH CLASS TAILOR .g
a h p Stairs, Opposite Central +
*leHotel ,g
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50V, ACID STOMACHS
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's Diapepsin" digests 3000
grains food, ending ail stomach
misery in five minutes.
Time It! In five minutes all stony
soh •distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or 'belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache,
Pape's • Diapepsin is noted for Its
speed in. regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest etomach rem-
edy its the whole world and besides it
, is harmless. Put an ,end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
fifty -cent ease of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless it is to euf-
ter from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmlessptoniaclr
doctor int
the
FURN1TtP: El
We can assist you in
selecting your furniture if
you are going to furnish
your home, or if you on'y
want some odd pieccs.
Our Undertaking De-
partment is up to -date in
every respect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion,
R. N • Rowe
The Funeral director and
I Ferri-titrere Dc a1er
PRONE 20a
HONOR ROLL FOR 161st Battalion
M j• W. J. Beaman.
Lieut, Edgar Torrance
Sidney Smith, Hay P.
Fred Tucker, Exeter
John Kendall Cornish, Elimville,
Hector Heywood, Exeter.
Fred Hopkins, Whalen
Sylvanus Cann, Exeter
Wilbur Pfaff, r r 1 a
Milton Pfaff
Harold Bissett '
Fred Wells
Lloyd Rivers
Austin A. Rind
Ernest Collingwood, .F
Albert B. Bolton
Wilfrid G. Stewra,rt
E. Itt. Williams, Farquhar
Grant Hooper
Thos. Harold Wilkinson, ,I1:umlcy
ICy,ril Tuckey
Ralph W. Batten, Winclielsea r~
Geo. Edwaird Kellett, Dilmvillel
David G. Appleton,
'Garnet Hem CreditorsJames 2Z,. itfatrshall
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Bruce 11, afeethewe, Thai res std.
J'clin J3. Lang, London ltd.
- VV. efilJson, Exeter
Lloyd England, Crediton:
Gordon C, Culbert, Centralia •
TH
Market Report—"ibe toilawtng is
the report of the Exeter nut rI et
eorrccted uta to February 16th.
Wheat 90o to k1.O8.
Oats ego
Baxley leey 50 to 55e
l3uckwteat 60 to 72e
Peas "1,00
Family flour $3:30.
now Grade Flour $1,75,
Bran $25 per ton.
Shorts $26 per ton
Butter 28 to 30
Creamery butter 30
Eggs, a,trictly troll 280.
Eggs over 0 days 204
Potatoes $25
Ilogsc 9.50.
1
TICE
1 beg to inform: the.
Public that i have taken
over the GROCER Y and
CONFECTIONARY BUS-
INESS of
J. A. Wambold #
Opposite Central Hetet
and a ill be open for Business
SAL FES. 12th
Your patronage solicit
ed—our best service at your
dispel se .
O. L. WILSON
Parnell's London Bread,
Prompt delivery of all Orders,
PRONE 56
4o$€o*•G+4OeatreoDOd'' "109A4e0e
LOCAL o
4 !!esus! 4+844se4
Pte. Wilfrid Stewart is til With la.
griper.
Mrs. E. Jones vierted in ./Jensen
this Week.
Reeve T. W. Taylor has uprcbased
a Ford car.
Miss Grieve, of Seaforth is the guest
of the Misses Seldon,
Mr.Walter Dearing, of London;
was in town over Sunday.
Have you renewed your subscrip-
tion to
the Times for 1916?
Miss A, Hamilton spent the week-
end at her home in Goderich.
Miss Jean Walker, of London, ,spent•
week �e Eek end with her ,parents...
Mr. Jas. Sanders, of Woodstock,
visited his 'brother over Sunday.
Pte. Ed. Anderson, of the 70th Batt.
London, was home for over Sunday,
Mr. Wile Martin was in:London: the
latter part of last week on ibusiness..
Miss Mabel 'Walters of London,:, iia
spending a few weeks with relatives.
Miss V. Smith, of Herein, is visite
ing with her sister, Mre. Makins, who
is ill.
DT:r. Walter 'Harness bas taken a
position as elexk with B. W.. F. Bea-
vers.
L. Corp, !Chester Harvey, of Hamil-
ton, spent the week.{en•d at this home
here.
Pte. Elmo Howey, of the Army Med-
ical corps, London, spent the week -end
at home.
Iter. Wilfrid Mack has taken a posi-
tion as grocery clerk with J. A.
Stewart.
This is the 563rd day that the Bri-
tish Empire has been at war with
Germeny,
M G. P. teasers and Jars.
Senn visited lir. 13, 'W. F. $;;.avers
last Tuesday.
I1r. Jrs, Stewart is it's weds mov-
ing into on.i o;"- 'Vis. J, Beer's new lou-.
ses ne•t,r the station.
Ther boys in khaki attended the
morning service et James street
church lest Sabbath.
Mr. W. IL Levett has entered into
partnership with Wes. Snell in the
automobile busine:e.
Maj. W. 3. Beaman, is in London
where he will spend a few,weeics tak-
ing a field officers' course:
Mrs. W. J. Hemmen returned name
Last week atter visiting in :Rochester,
Buffalo, Toronto and London.
Mr, Gro. A. Stanley, who ,for thirty
years has been clerk of the Villgae
of Lucan, has resigned that pcs;ition.
efrs. John Hind, Sr., is under the
doctor's care at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. L. Fletcher, Usborne.
Councillor Jr R. Hind was in 'Lon-
don and Galt last Wednesday and
Thursday on businere for the 'Ross -
Taylor :Co.
Mrs. W. Carr and son Gerald, have
returned to their home in Detroit are
ter spending three weeks with 'Mr,
and Mrs. Walter Connor.
Mrs. A. E. Bennett and daughter,
Miss Greta, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dickson, left last
week for Orangeville and Hartford,
Conn., hefere returning to their.
home at ;Calgary, Alta.
The Plus Ultra. Trays' class or .?,lain
street Methodist churcb held a social
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'
Wm. Welker on Monday when they
were entertained along with some
girl friends to a very pleasant Valen-
tine evening.
Reeve Taylor and Councillor 13. W.
F. Beavers were at Dashwood last
Thursday evening where they addrese-
ed a meeting in the intreests of hy-
dro. The citizens of that place voted
on the ley -Slaw Monday carrying .it 101
for' to .2 against:
Sunday waning was the :coldest
morning we have experienced this
winter. Few of us arc tip early
enough especially on Sunday morning
to know just crow eoid. lit is but Mr.
L. Day 'can ,generally give you cot -
rest ae coin t
n of the reading dl
a n
of
>; the
thermometer end records. it Yearly
every day. Sunday morning it regis-
tered eight degrees below,
XETeR It M
Have yoez Wenewe4 your sub:sorite
time to .t the Threes for 1916t
Illi, erred here, li', I3i etelrforcl, left
Wednesday morning to visit in North-
wood.
1Ix, •Oua t il'arnees xe, a Bold, rids reel-
dezree on Seeders street to' Mr. Wm.
Recigert.
Rev. Geo, Dewey, .of Stratford, is
this week a slating Rev. Barnard, of
Eliry�viXle=, with especial ,e,zv:ece.
Privates Leon Treble , and Earl
Mitchell, of Quebec, have received, pro+
motion end axe now Lane* :Corporals
izi the 33z+4 `'Battalion:
111r, G. l)or • last week shipped a
load of ;horses to Montreal. and on
efonday he shipped another load to
Toronto,
Mr, Helot Anssrnoree of the 'The rgea
Road has pur'eeased the residence on
Main street south of the Main "street
MISS J Jr ALLAN, Eye Sight
Specialist will be at the Central Hos
tel. Exeter, on Saturday, Feby. 19th
from 10 aio.m• to 8 paw
"Recovered from your attack of the
atdp, old man?" "Not entirely. "Why
you look ars welt as ever." "Yea but
I owe the fd.00tbr $15.
We ore always glad to receive let-
ters or darts of same that will be in-
teresting to our readers. If you
have a letter let us have it.
Rev. W. G. at, 1l:oAltster is in Lon-
don a.c,:day attending the funeral of
Bev. Edwin Holmes, father of Rev. J.
E. Holmes formerly of Elimville.
Den't bother with second-best flour
but buy elanitoba's Best or Model and
n lece the kind of bread your folks
cant: get 'enooj ]t of. i)Ifg, by Bar-
vey Ines,
Bi • ase out fo!r a game of hockey
Friday evening between Parkhill and
fleeter. Last year these two teams
put up the .best game of the season
on the local Ice.
Revs. W. G. H.,. McAlister and S.
W. Musworthy were in London cm,
Wednesday attending the funeral of
Re,. 'Edwin Holmes, father of Rev,
J. E. Holmes, formerly of Eliniville.
SOUTJ3 HURON FARMERS' INSTI-
.1DTE MEETINGS
The Supplementary meetings of .the
South ,Huron Formers' Institute will
be held ars ,follows :r
F17$Y. 21st-FAR1QUIIAR 2,00 p.m,
F,L1MVILLE 7.30 p.m,
F2ff3Y. 22nd—ZURICH 2.00 p.m,.
RE;loSALL 7.30 pm.
FDBY 2e. d J i .SHIWOOD 2,00 p m.
;G RAND BEND 7.30 p.m.
i
r
FEl3. . 2g
C tl,I)ITON, 2,00 and 7.30
To be r
a+ddre..sed !try B. C. Nixon,
St. 'George ; tin\ in !Barbour, Crosshill
and otherrs
For 1praii t_lars see,, bills.
!S i,,v.IdANAN, president.
A. d3. DOUPE, Secretary:
SKIES' FORECASTS
A. regular !Storm ?Period is central
on the 22nd, exteneitiig 'over €urdray
the nth, to Friday the 2dth, •Disturb-
ing causes and thinn�s to. expect.
The disturbing 'pe lade of Vulcan
and Mercury have their o„nters to-,
gether on. the 22nd. The Mercury
period extends from the 17thto, the
end of the month. • Meantime the
Earth's vernal equinoctial perturb-
ation is increasing eoxct. The Moon
Is ori the celestial equator on the 20 b
on its sway tp south, declination. All
these facts indicate very active, if not
violent disturbaneeii during this
period. Sudden change • to•meca• warni-
,er will appear in the vest, attended
by falling 'barometer, with possibly
rain and, thunder storms, as ,early as
the 20th. .roar fbaromater if you, will
hued it, will ip:niniy warn you of the
approach 'cell •rad intensity of, these
storms, and of the time they evitI
arrive at Your locality, in ih:in east-
ward sweep across the country, Wind
rain and, thunder will be succeeded
by snow and sleet and changes to
very cold; all these phases touching
progressively, daring successive days
of the 'period, in ell parts of the
country. Danger of equinoctial storms
in the ,south should• +be apprehendleld
daring end about this period. ,Do not
be caught napping out civet the great
nortewest. +Watchfullness and prep•+
caution will do you no :harm„ even
if dangerous storms do not materialize
if they should appear, lack ,of caution
and readiness will eaaet of you their
toll of suffering and doss and death.
Some of our most violent storms
ending in furious bliz. arde, foL`ow the
full Moon when it fat's on oij n ;ar tl-e
celcsti•a.l equator, and'th s fret prow is -
es to prolong and greatly intensity
the storms and other disturbanceg
occurring on or about t :e 18th, so
thdat a prolonged spell of stormy( and
lord winter weather will most prob-
ably run into and continue throught
the regular storm period, 20th' to 251b4
We repeat that there is danger tot
very severe (equinoctial storms; in the
south, with destructive snow, !sleet
and told over most interior parts of
the country from about the 18th, to
tte, 25th of February_ A cold wave,
far-Ireaching and destructive, will i:e
the sequel, or wind up of these great
end general disturbances.
GIVE "SYRUP OP FIGS'"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can#(harm
tender tittle Stomach, liver
and bowels.
Look •at the tongue, mother! . If
coatad, your little one' stonra.cir, liver
and bowels need cleansing at oace».
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever-
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has
sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give
a teaspoonful of "California Syrtap of
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently move3 out of its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again ei Ask
your druggist • for a 50 -cent bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs;" which con
tainsgtfull directiozis for babies,chil-
dren of all ages and t'or grown-ups.
The Ladies Patriotic League held a
Valentine social evening on Monday
in the Town ball. Rev. W. G, 'H
11IeA1istcr was otairnzun. Breve John
W. 'Taylor .have a short address, lily,
Cole entertained the gathering with
several selections, The Eeter Or-
chestra furnished get/arca cxoel,lerit
selections. After the program re-
fresh Men is we're 'served and a sociable
time enjoyed.
LOST—In Exeter on Sunda , a
vire. :Finder will be srew,arded
Leaving same at Times office.
tie
!blY.
WANTED—a; girl to learn tailoring
e good job for right girl. Apply to
141.' SLerexe, 'up eetaina opposite Central
Hbteda
i• .
400 Cords Of Cord 'W'ood 'Wantece
at the Exeter Salt Works !Co,4 Leaf,
For prices. write or call 'upon the
Ilenager,—Jos, Sutton, Mgr,
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
Balt for sale. All. grades 85,50 per
ton; 50c. per bag. --Exeter Balt Works
Co, Ltd., J. Sutton, l'Vxa.nager. r
he
NBW ,BUTCHER—Mr. Begg desires
to announce that he will call .for and
deliver orders to any part of the
town. Your tetfronage; i! policited
Phone 103.
YORKSHIRE HOGS .ti'OR SALE
Young boars from Romeo sows and
sired by Pine Grove Rover 4 Sweep-
stake boar at 'Toronto and Ottawa,
1915, All relegibie • for registration
Apply to 'Gr W. Miners, R. Re 3,
Exeter..
PERRY P. DOUPE, Licensed Auc-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly.. at-
tended to. Phone. 116, Kirkton,, Ad-
deess Rirkton P.O.
quaint- of Sarnia made salt for sale
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
at the 'old Tempe.nance house at the
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity, Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. -- ED.
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE
FIFTY ACRES
A keel}, home, lir story brick house
with frame kitchen and woodshed at-
tached; bank barn with hog, hen and
straw house attached, 4 acres hard
wood
bush; 5 acres in, fall wheat; 20
acre4 in grass; balance ,pld'wed and.
read} for crop,; thoroughly under
drained and well fenced, and never=
fa kung spring well, and first-class land
in first-class condition: 3 mile from
Exeter where there is a high school
and t miles' from Hensall, two of the
best markt towns in Ontario; Rural
mail route 'and telephone; Possession
giver it arch lst, 1916 If not sold
privately will be, sold later with chat-
tels Easy terms of payment. For
particulars apply to Melvin Gould,
prcprietor, or 'to Thomas Camerony
Enter Ont. •
ANNUAL MEETING
The einnual imeeting of the patrons
of Winrhevlsea (Creamery, will be th Id
in the Ottange Hall, Woodham on
Wednesday, Februae'y 23rd, 1916, at
2 o'clock pen,
pjrogrnmme--Minutes of ,last meet.
Ing 'Aud'torts lRr•iport—J. ;EI,. Andrew,
Henry .Del;b'ridge. • The fol'owing
ax{atten,s of /business -will come "before
the platrons if or discussion and for
definite ;action 11 necessary— 1.
Buying 'Cream outright on the, butt r•
fat . bath. Shall this method be adopt.
ed by the Winchelsea , Creamery?
2. M,alking the butter, at a stated rate
per pound,with a, complete -state--
ment of, Cream, Test, Fat, Over -run
Net plrice to patrcns for both, butter
and butter -fat, Total butter ;made,
and shall Windchelsea Creamery con-
tinue this method? 3. Testing daiily,
monthly or twice per month. 4. Grad-
ing elream and selling butter. The
Buttermilk will be sold by auction
to the (highest; responsible. reddens
some 'time during the meeting. Terme
made !known iday of sale. Should time
pelrmit, topics of interest to dairy-,
men .will be discussed and questions
answered.. Ladies are invited,
ALBERTA
SASK.
and
MANITOBA
CANADIAN PACIFIC
FARM IL NEM
'
Irrigated and <"om ..aur-
gated.
ti
Ready ental Farms.
Loan for r f is 6115,
Advance of
on Loan R;ri, ,-,
Twenty,: ea
�
'FULL rl. gI
ON APPLE(
6.118
1O'
Ernest I•ot•
P. ` r a
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rJkoar miarre -•
711
A , FE1311iYA.•RZ 17th, * tui;'
neate,
,ter
The purchase price of this famous
1881 Rogers Al Pilate
E give coupons reel even, :en. pus -
chase 'of all the high grade guaraer-
teed products made by the United
Drug Company.. We are willing to lose
money on the silverware to get you ac-.
cluaieted with these goods, which arc stan-
dard in their lime■, °
"RexaaJll Remedies"
Liggett's Candies, Perfumes, Toilet Articles,
Brushes, Stationery, Rubber Goods, and
hundreds of other items, household prepara-
tions, etc. You cannot afford not to se-
cure this popular silverware, when you can
get it on our half bought plan. As an ex-
ample, this teaspoon that sells for esc. you
can get for toe. with cotepons.
TWO Cot,iootls will be given
with every 25c Purchase of R'exall Products
ONE Couoon with every 25c Purchase of any
other article in our store
Ask for Coupons BuuyYollr 1881 Rogers' Al Plate
and —
at- half price at
COLE' S - .DRUG - STORE
PowELLJs
Annual February
Sale (Biggest yet)
Every Day throughout Februrry will be
Special Bargain Days.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be
Hand=Painted ;China Sale Days.
Specials Every Day !
Tell Your Friends And Come g
SATU 'DAY
Every Customer Buying ROO Worth or
over witi receive a dile pair of -
GOLD-FILLED CUFF=LINKS =__ FREE !
CODE
POWELL'S OIG VARIETY STORE PHONE
55
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AN APPEAL TO
THOSE IN ARREARS
in making an appeal to you
Igo' subscription, we must' first
'oxtend our thanks to the madly
who have settled,.
a,re convinced that tbelle
are many who have overlooked
,this matter because they have not
thought of it whim in town.
"Dunning" it not a , pleasant
duty by any means butI forced
on us by circelln: trances beyond
our control, Maps), ' ir biro' circum-
stances will fulfg ppre,.iate our
position.
Let February* .:5 your name
in the "PAID mo, (if:'timl►.
100 Votes fc, ':..cnew4is-
3000 tor °
The Times
ae.