Exeter Times, 1916-3-2, Page 8TFI 'EXETER TimES
Phone 16
J. A * STEWART
Phone 16
Smart spring
Coats & Suits
We are prepared for the early buyer with
a choice range of Stylish and up=to=date
range of suits and coats for Misses
and Women. Loans in and try them on.
FURS
This is the month to buy
furs if you would save
money. Astonishing low
values in all Ruffs, Stol-
es and Muffs, Get our
prices.
Linoleums
We are very fortunate to
have in stock a big range of
Nairn's Scotch Linol-
eurns which we are sell-
ing at the old price. Let
us show you our new
patterns in 2, 3, and 4
yard widths.
Sugar
Order your Sugar now while
the price is low. Extra Stan-
dard Granulated Pure
Cane Sugar. Look out
for higher prices.
New Dress Goods
fn s: ite cf the advance in
prices and the fact that all
vvoc,l dris. in*L_rials are
hard to procure. We
have an excellent show-
ing of all wool serges,
At per yard 75c, 85c,
$1,00 and $I.5o.
Wall Papers
We are ready for the early
buyer with a splendid range
of 1916 Papers for parl-
ors, Dining Rooms,
Bedrooms and Bath-
rooms In fact any room
in your home. The
price per roll is 5c, Ioc,
15c and 25c.
Potatoes
Potatoes are scarce these
days. We have a limited of
Green Mountain Del-
ewares. The quality is
good.
Apprentices wanted to learn Millinery
J. A STEWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
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FORNITURE1
We can assist you in
selecting your furniture if
you are going to furnish
your home, or if you only
want some odd pieces.
Our Undertaking De-
partment is up-to-date in
every respect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion.
R, P1. Rowe
The Funeral Director and
Fe.arraitiare healer
PHONE 20a
11 ALBERTA
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MANITOBA
C N A DIAN PACIFIC
FARM LANDS
Irrigated and Non -irri-
gated.
"Ready - made"' Farms.
Loan for Improvements.
Advance of L ve Stock
on. Loan Basis.
Tvvetyears pay.
to
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FULL PARTICULARS
O�r
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Ernest Elliot
C. '.I.Land
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EXETER.
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LADIES' S¢ GENTS'
TAILORING(
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• Afu111ine of Ladies' Spring
Suitings, in Gaverdines,
• Broadcloths, Vicunas, Pop-
lins African Brown, Russian
and L' aural Green, etc.
New Goods
A full line of New Spring
• Goods ready to be made up
i. according to the latest Spring
• Fashion Plates.
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.A fine assortment of Men's
do
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ORDER EARLY
Suitings and Spring Coatings
at reasonable prices.
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THE HIGH CLASS TAILOR
4. • Up Stairs, Opposite Central
Hotel
Market Report -The following i9,
the report of tic, ic.xeter market
correctedup to. 1Afarch 1st.
'Wheat 75o to 050,
Oats 40e t
:ilarley 50 'to 550
Buckwheat 60 to 72o
Peas $1,00
Family Flour $2.10,
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BIROCK-HEYWOOD
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A quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage, Elimville, on
Wednesday, Feby 23rd, when the pas-
tor, Rev. G. A. Barnard united in
nvarriage Miss Florence Othello Hey-
wood, daughter of Mr. Wesley,. Hey-
wood and IMLr. Sherwood Brock, son of
Mir. Samuel 'Brock, all of Winchelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Brock left for' a short
trip to 'Listowel and on their return
they will reside et 'Winchelsea. The
Times joins in coafgiratulations.
60 DEGREES BELOW.
In renewing his subscription to
The Times, IIL.r. A. E, Hodgert, of Re-
gina, says: "I see in The. Times that
von have had very cold weather, 5
degrees below. Why we think that
is just the weather we like out here.
If we did not get it any colder than
that we would get along fine. .Wo
Lave had it 60 below this winter. It
was cold then, but at the same time
it did not keep the people off the
street. And at the eatne time I got
along with burning tsvo ton of soft
coal in the furnade in the month of
January. This either says that 1
roras
• a warm houseit is not a
cold here at 60 as it is in Exeteln at 10
below, es I do .not believe you can
get along with less Boal in your fur
nage down there, In the same sized
Aloe room house, rind
house, that is a n
raft goal. But I know of sone peon;
pie out here that have 'burned four
ton of hard coal in the same time
they, not bath g a 'well-built I.auset•
LOW erraoe cewur ,.i.. la,
Bran $25 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton
Eggs 25o
Butter 28o
Creamery butter 05
Potatoes $2 25
Hogs $9.00
FAT
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PARNELLS•'
BREAD
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We deliver it
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Ra L. Wilson
Phone us your ORDERS FOR
GROCERIES
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 56
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March
Winds
Beverley Acheson was in London
over the week -end.
A tax on cats 'fe(r the 'protection of
birds is advocated.
Maj. Neaman was home from. Lon-
don for over Sunday.
Misls'Wallie Hill, of fir'editon, visit-.
ed in town for a few days.
Miss Jessie 'Brickwood attended the
millinery openings in London
Mr. J, G. Stenbury and son Stuart
were in London on Saturday.
J. M. Southcott addressed the Main
street league Tuesday evening.
WANTED -Good smart boy to learn
the printing.. Apply at Times Office.
The ladies of the Goderich Red
Cross Society have knit '3016 pairs oI
socks. .
Miss L. White, of Woodstock, is
visiting with Dir, and Miss. W. W.
Taman.
This is the 577th day that ; the
British Empire has been at war with
Germany.
Mr. and Airs. Thos. Handford, of
Ingersoll, visited in town a few days
last week.
Mr. 'Wm. Jacobi, of near Parkhill
spent the forepart of the week in
this community.
Mires Mathews, of St. Thomas, has
taken a position an telegraph opera-
tor with Lawson & Trio*
The Soldiers Aid entertains the
young people to a dance In the Town
Hall last Thursday evening.
Misses 0. Quance and E. Phillips
have returned after attending the'
millinery openings in Toronto.
TilU�liS1DAY, 1w4ROR 2nd, 1014. I
NATURE'S WAYS
Very sweet, indeed, the roses,.
*Yet thorns ,are or the sterni.
Sappy bees that make th;). honey
Rave their stingers, too, .with' thein;:
Oh, bow vary ,sweet the oheetuut,
But it grows in 'prickly burrs;
These are only' freak of nature,
Merely curious way+ of hers.
Never mind -we're not complaining..
For we love Dame Nature's ways;
He who sends the gentle enowers,.
Sends the br [sun d
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The moon, in spacious heavens
Shows too, the Father's lope
While stars are shining brightly
In nature's cronan above:
Albert E. Vassar.
Official investigation shows that
the American Club fire at Toronto•
was not caused by alien enemies.
I1Iessk:s, Lorne Baskerville and
Young Creech left Monday for'Wind-
sor where they have Secured positions,
We have corrected our label sheet
to the end of February. Just glance
at your label and see if the date is
correct.
Mrs. John Hunter has returned
horne after spending several weeks
with relatives at Grundy !Centre,
Iowa.
Jones & May have engaged Miss
O'Donnell, of Peterboro, es trimmer
In their millinery deliartment for the
spring season.
Easter is late thiis year coming on
April 23rd. Good Friday April 21st.
Lent begins on 111arch 8th and lasts
Mr 40 days. ,
Miss .fay 'Wood returned Saturday
from St. Joseph hospital, London,
where she underwent an , operation
for the !removal of her tonsils.
(Chancellor Burwash ' of Victoria
University will (speak ins the Metho-
dist churches in town on March 19th
In the interestls of the colleges
Mr. John 111. Broderick has recover-
ed from his recent illness' and left
on Moenday to spend a couple days
in London and Detroit before leaving
for his home in 'Regina.
A surprise party was held at the
home of Nr. and Mrs. C. E. Tuckey,
London. Rd. north, on Friday of last
when a 'number of young people spent
a very pleasant evening.
l,fiss Vera Rowe, of Toronto, who
has been visiting her Barents, Mr.
and. Mrs. R. N. Rowe, is supplying as
stenographer: with Gladman & Stant
bury during the illness of Mins Roach.
Mr. W. D. Clarke spent Sunday
with. Mrs. Clarke in London. Mrs.
Clarke, who is receiving treatment at
St. Joseph's hospital for nervous
trouble, is improving i;lowly,
On Sunday a couple of young fel-
tows drove out near Crediton in the
rand the storm delayed
afternoon ed y
their ccitning borne iintil the follow-
ing 'mornin(g
If you [really believe inSafety First
get a box of '] akake pills for 'your,
rheumatism, neuralgia,to or Islee
le
ss-
nesafor they ere abpalutely narmy
leslr. Fifty cents a bog at your drug-
gistts or by mall frond the Georgian
Mfg. (Ca., idollingwOod, Cants
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'Read the auction 'sales or. 'aaae 4.
Mrs. Thos. Harvey entertained on
Friday evening *1st in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Waite.
Miss Smith, of Welland and Mr,
Perry 'Whetstone, of Eintore, are vis-
iting their uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Harvey.,
Miss ter representing the Spi,
relic iCo s t Co. expects to be in
town 'no t week and may ..be -found
at Mrs. : H-unter's'•;'William St.
(COMING -A of SEED OATS,
American Benneeff_rpjp,•Albenta„ which
yielded 100 bus. per acre, Call at the.
mill to see sample and leave your
opliers-Harvey Bros.
Mr. Wes. Spell its this week moving
Into the south aide of Mrs. Fletcher's
kouse and Mr. Geo. Andrew 1; mov-
ing into the fine and brick residecne
(ng into., the fine fired brick residence
reseutIy purchased from Mr. Snell.
We welcome him and his family to
town.
The Huron Public School promotion
examinations will be held on April
13th, 14th and 17th, 1916. Papers
for Second, Third and Junior Fourth
classes are being prepared and will
be sent to the teachep.s about April
5tL. ' Teachers are requested to send
soon to their public l cbool Inspector
the number of 'papers needed for each
class.
'WLy worry about the paying book
of the wax loan that Is accumulating.
We are assured that Ontario's liquor
bill would provide the capital need-
ed for the war loan and th'e hydro -
radial development besidels. One can
be wiped out sand 80 per cent of the
people Lave said then- want it wiped
out. The sooner it is done the sooner
will the wan burden be lightened and
not only so but the ones who now
bear the burden of the liquor traffic
will be a great deal better off.
Saturday send Sunday were very
stormy days in thin' section, the
storm bcirg Ibe.wornt on. Sunday.
the snow dialed badly making travel
almost impsns'ble. (Rev. E. G. Powell
and Mr. 'Clina. llarvey started off for
Grand Bend Sunday morning where
the forme w •s due to preach, but
owing to the drifted condition of the
roads they were compelled• to turn
back. The horse got. stuck in one
bank of snow and ,the men had to
get help from a farmer to help dig
it out. They returned,, to town and
Mr. Powell preached in James street
church at the morning service.
HICKS' b•ORBCAS10
A regular storm period in central
on the 4th, extending from the 2nd
to the 7th. Disturbing causes , and
what to Look for. It Is proper to re-
mind our readers that we have now
entered the Vernal 'equinoctial per-
iod, in. which all the storm periods
will be quickened do their tendency
to storminets, and prolonged threat-
ening conditions. Hence tha regular
Vulcan period will be augmented and
prolonged by Earth's: Vernal equinox.
The Moon is at inn conjunction with
Sun and Earth, or at New Moon on
the 3rd, `sand on, the celestial equator
veering to north declinaticn on the
4th. Mercury and Uranus are al-
most in contact conjunction on the
4th and the llroon is in conjunction
with Jupiter on the 5th, and with
Venus on the 7th.
In ell sections to the westward. a
change to warmer, with softening
skies and southerly winds, will set
In by the 2nd and 3rd, th'e barometer
will begin falling and clondinesa
will follow, turning to rains starting
on their eastward bwecp. , Oa and
touching Saturday the 4th, to Dlon-
day; the 6th, these condition's will de-
velop into very wide and ; forceful
stormts of rain and thunder. Scatter-
ing tornadoes in the southern scc-
tions will not be unnatural, and
growing indications of much storms
should be cautiously' heeded.` Before
these rain and wind storms arrive
at central to eastern tections, rising
barometer, snow, and change to
much colder will be advancing from
the west end north. Stormis of wind
thunder and ram •will be at their
crisis about the 4th, :51.11 and 6th,
merging into blizzardous condi[ ons as
they pass eastward norms* . the conn-
try. • A decidedly cold wave would be
natural at this time; but nor the
fact that the Moon is coming north-
ward and on the celestial equator at:
the center of the period. These facts
will restrain and modify the natural
tendency to very cold at the wind
up of this period.
THICK, GLOSSY IIAAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and.
beautiful -Get a 25cent bottle
of Danderine,
If you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an incomparable softness and
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one .application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imne-
diately dissolves every particle o!
dandruff. You cannot have nice
heavy, healthy hair if you have
dandruff. This deatructive scurf robs
the hair of its lustre, its strength and
its very life, and it not Overcome it
produces a feverishness and itching: of
the scalp; the hair roots famish..
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast.* Surely get a 25.eent bottle of
Knowlton'o Danderine from `agcy; &ug
tote and just try: it. -
SOCIAL EVENING,
The 'W. IC, T. U. 'held a social even-
ing in the Main street Methodist
church on Monday evening. A splen-
did program was given and Rev, d,
lr, Knight, of Ilensail, gave an excel-
lent address. Refreshments were ser-
ved.
(head the auction sales on page 4
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CARD OF TIEANRS
Mrs. John'Broderick end ,fiamily
wish to ;thank their fx ie'xdla and nei-
ghbors for the kindness and sympa-
thy extended to them in thein (reoenL,
earl bereavement.. , ( ( •
AUCTION SALE -At Exeter on
March, 28th .of [Dairy: (Cattle and
Young Stock, horses, etc. See bills. L
Day & Son, prop., B., S. Phillips,
Auctioneer.
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TLe attention of the members of
Exeter Lodge; No. 67, , 1.0,0.1i1 is
caged to the meeting to be held next
Tuesday evening when the initatory
degree will be exemplified.
C. L. Wilson,' N. G.
Have you renewed your subscrip-
tion to the Times for 1916?
400 Cords of 'Cord Woad Wanted
at the Exeter Salt 'Works ICo4 Ltd.l
For prices write or Gall upon the
Manager. -Jos. Sutton, Mgr.
400 Tone of Fine, Land and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per
ton; 50c. per bag. -Exeter Salt Works
Co., Ltd., J. Sutton, Manager.
NEW BUTCHER -Mr. ;Begg desires
to announce that he tivi11 call ,for and
deliver orders to any part of the
town. Your 'patronage is Solicited
Phone 103. 1
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auc-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any la
calLty. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Kirkton., Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
SALT FOR SALE. -An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale.
at the old Temperance House at the
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. - ED.
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
FOR SALE
Wagons, sleigh(a, cans, and every.'
thing needed to handle milk for a
milk business. Everything up-to-date
and in good condition. " A good
Mills (Route in connection. Good
reasons for Selling.
L. Day and Son, Exeter
PASTURE LANDS FOR SALE
TOWNSHIP OF HAY/
Being -7th Con. -Lots 12 and 13;
8th Con. -Lots 13, 14, E 1-2 15. W 6-4
24.
Immediate Possession. Easy Terin .
The Canada Company,
• 1170 Youngs,' it., Toronto
GASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE
Four Horse Power Gasoline Engine,
for sale at a bargain, only been used
a short time. For further particu-
tars, apply
THE JACKSON MANUFACTURING
• CO., LTD., EtnETEkt, ONT.
} 3,`L, 2t.
[louse for Sale
Comfortable frame house, the pro-
perty of the late Mrs. diary Grace
Dalrymple in Hensall; contains 6
rooms and good cellar. Tere is one
acre of land, good .stable and small
fruits; 3 cords split hardwood and
kindling and 2 ton Boal in cellar to
go with property. Terms: 10 per
cent cash and balance in 30 days,
Tenders to be sent to Gladman &
Stanbury, Hensall or Exeter, on or
before March 15th. Highest or any
tender not necessarily accepted. Mr.
J. D. Stewart, Hensall, will show
prospective purchasers the property
upon {req'nest.
1 GLADMAN 8c STA! BURY
Solicitors for Executor.
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The purchase price of this famous
1881 Rogers Al. Plate
give coupons with every 25e, pur-
chase of all the high gradeguaran-
WEproducts made by the United
Drug Company. We are willing to lose
money on the silverware' to get you ac-,
duainted with these goods, which are Stan -
(lard in their line.
"RexaiI 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 25c. you
can get for tor. with coupons.
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TWO Counons will be given
with every 25c Purchase of Rexall Products
ONE Couoon with every 25c Purchase of any
other article in our store
Ask for CouponsaBuyYour 1881 Rogers' Al Plate
at half price at
COLE'S DRUG STORE
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SATURDAY m . 25c
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It will' pay you to be here on these
days. These Specials will be in the
Windows. These will be the biggest
value items yet offered. See thein.
Ask to seethe NEW EDISON Diamond Phonograph
and to hear the latest records. We also sell Columbia
Records and Needles. Call or Write.
1 POWELL'S BIG VARIETY STORE PHONE
THE NEW McLAUCHLIN o°as'
11.5fr inch Wheel Base, Six Cylinder Valve in -head 4.5 horse power Motor,
very easy riding Cantilever Springs; 4 inch Tii'es (non-skid on rear wheels); Delco
Ignition, Lightirig and Starting Device; Number One Hand Buffed Leather Up-
holstering
over Genuine Curled Hair. Filling, Electric Horn; Stewart S e don1Leter;
Stewart X11 arner; Vacuum Feed; Double Tire Irons; high grade Mohair x op, one,
man type; Rain Vision Ventilating' Winds'hield.
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Stewart,
Agent, • Exeter