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NEW SPRING COATS NEW SPRING SUITS
Dont delay buying your slut ar,til later on. The maters
are having great difficulty in getting cloths, and the
range that weave tow Slowing is most complete.
We have a fine range of ,Nifty Coats for
Spring wear, as well as a splendid as-
surtment, of ,Ladies' arid Misses'
Suits.
Millinery
Our Show ;barn is fu 1 of the very newest creations in Ladies' and
Children's Hats fes Sprit g. We'sil1 be glad it you will ca11 u;nd see what
we are showing.
Men's Navy -Blue Suits
MEN 1 If your New Spring Suit is to be Navy Blue Serge, we
want you to see the up-to-date Suits we are ohniviug. The d} es are guar-
anteed. The price is $20,00.
Boy's Norfolk Suits
If we had to buy these suits to -day the prices would be easily a
dollar more. They were all bought at old prices, That is the reason we
can save you money.
Standard Patterns
April Fashion Books are in stock. We also carry a full range of
Standard Patterns. Oall and get an April Fashion Sheet.
Wall Patterns
Brighten up your home this Spring by papering. Beautiful papers
at reasonable prices for every room. Splendid Bedroom and /Kitchen paps
ers at 10e, 15c, and 25c.
White Voile and Lawn Waists
Market Repoirt...: The 1o11,owin6 is
the 'report of the Exeter Market
corrected up to March, 220,4
Wheat 80o to 92 '
Oats 40o (t.'1
:Baarleq 50 `to 550
Buokwheaatl 60 to 650
Peas :*L00
family Flour $3.10
Low Grade Flour $1,75,
73ran $25 per ton.,
Shorts $26 per ton
Egger 22 to 24o
Butter 30c
30
butter Oreame> q u
kIoga $9.85.
Potatoes $2.50
Some very dainty styles in embroidered and striped. Voiles with -
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keg eleeves and cc nabination collars. Price d at L00 and 1.50.
New Spring Shoes for Ladies
We are showing the New Military Laced Shoe for Women, at
4.00, also 3 lines of c ew ponaps, very classy, per pair 3.25.
.Er.oleum
2, 3 and 4 yard Linoleum s in the best patterns we have ever shown
These are all Nairn's Scotch Lin oleums. Get our prices before buying.=
.�. ASTEWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the iittlg,pxices .l
Five
Passenger
rou ring Car,
Model 83B
P.O. B.
Toronto
i35 horsepower motor
High-tension; magneto ignition
Tires, 33 by ,4 inches, non-skid rear
Demountable rims (one extra rim)
Two -unit electric starting and light-
ing with headlight dimmers
Left-hand, drive, .center control
Full stew inline body
The long, low steamiine body to unmarred by angles or projection
s.
From the rounded edge of the radiator to the full 'curved back, th ere
u not a break in the Lines. The hood slope's gently upward and blends
baba the beautifully curved cowl. The doors are flush, with' hinges conceal-
=dend handles inside. The fenderaare long and sweeping in theiir cur-
ves. wt'.h gracefully rounded iurrac:s. The running boards are clean and
free from, obstructions, the storage battery concealed, the tire carriers
;'laced at the rear, The si'indshield is built-in, and conforms to the curve
311 the cowl—a part of the car itsel.c,not an apparent afterthought.
The car is 1 uperbly finished in a rich, deep Brewster green, delicately
striped with pure ivory white, and set off in pleasing contrast by black
..nameled radiator, Lenders and running board shield.
Mode/ 83 13 touring ear is a beautiful ear. It asks no odds of any ear
tt any price—it is at home in any company.
Famous Knight Motor $1575; Big Six $1500; Light Six $1400.
A number of used ` a Ford Cara for`sale also one used` Ghevroiett.
EXETER MOTOR OR SALseES. CO.
W. SNELL, Sales Agent t
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
• GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes Sick, Sour,
Gassy Stomachs surely feel fine
in five minutes.
If what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested.
food, or have a feeling of dizziness,
leartburn, fullness, nausea, had taste
n mouth arid stomach -headache, you
'an get bloseedrelief in five minutes.
''at an end to stomach d=ouble forever
y getting' a large fifty -cent case of
`ape''s nlapepsin frbeti rimy drug store.
'on realize in five minutes how need -
SS It %I to suffer froth indigestion,
exaepsa, or any stomach disorder.
, flit euickest, direst stomach doe,
in, the worid,. xt'a 'wonderful:.
A. B. C. "AT HOME"
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Fresh Groceries.
all the time
Orders deliverd at once..
Produce taken in
exchange -
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Choicer lettuce and
celery all the time
Try Parnell's
Bread
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 56
Wilson's Grocery
OTPR li,l3O
Soldier, Soldier, Iv'e been thinking,
'What would all the papers do
if they couldn't print it column
Every' day concerning you3 .
&loldier., soldier, you've 'been getting
Lots of advertising free
But the space ire doubled, trebled
Since. you ;signed for oversea.
Soldier, soldier, I've been wondering
Who'd have grabbed old Turkey
dough , •
If the Russians hadaT t won those
Twenty .battles in a !row?
•
Rustsian, Russian, you're a wonder
As A fighter you're a whale;
As apuncher you're a master
And. your ,efforts :never fail.
Kehler, Kaiser, how it grieves me,
That we cannot live in peace,
And','dicintain our own 'Dominions
Oct, mine Got this war must cease.
Soldier, Soldier, don't be worried,
Harken then tomy retort;
Kaiser's men are no actors
And. can't win ivithout support;
Soldier, soldier, up and hustle
For' your livers ;and freedom too,
Don't let Kizer get a footing
Or a chance to conquer you.
Soldier, soldier, how we'll miss you
•When, you've sailed the ocean blue,
But remember one thing only '
1 -i, -k the enemy .;through ,and
through
Solder, soldier, you're our hero.
And ti eknow you're in the ;right,
Dee to win this awful battle
Your must have courage, as well as
fight.
Soldier. soldier, do forgive me •
You; and I must not ;be pore, '
Let'J go out and drill the Kiser
That will mean ten columns more.
0. M. Skelton
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'Read the auction sales On bane 4.
The 'Times are renovating their
front office.
Mr. Oliver Davis, of Zurich, was
home for over Sunday.
Mr. !Clarence Pickard is visiting
with( relatives in Brantford.
Dir. Barre Puke of Parkhill, spent
the week end at his home here.
Mrs. T. linker and Mists Ella Baker
9.penit Thursday last in London.
Ootttiriilol; Beavers has been 1ndit
'posed a couple of days thiis week.
Mir. and ;Mrs. Fd. Keetle, of TJs-
b`oirn 'Arc; lnisiting relative at Bur
ford, t
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Willis have re-
turned home after visiting in New
Yore state.
Mrs. IR. N. Rowe. visited het' mother
Mrs.. Holloway, of Clinton, during the
past. week
1!OBk3I BALE Two bags of good
ta.toes. Apply to Themes
Elinivilie.
'reale,
ARRIVED—That ear of splendid
Seed Oats which test 42. Place your
circlet at .once with Harvey 'Bros,
400 'Pons of Fine, Land and Cattle
Salt tor„ sale. All grades $5.50 per
ton; 50o. per bag.—Exeter Salt ,Works
Po., Ltd„ J. Sutton, Manager. t
Miss Ariel Beverley ai' a severe attack of
la) grippe.
Mists Ida. Wambold very pleasantly
entertained a number of friends en
Monday evening.
Mrs. T. 0. Southcott returned home
last Thursday after spending a few
weekl in Toronto.
Al St. Patrick's euchre was held in
the Town Hail last Friday evening
for patriotic purposes.
Dir. E. Davis has purchaised a lot
neer the -station from W. J. Beer'and
The Adult Bible Close of James St.
Sunday) school held an "At Ifome" in
the basemeet of the ;church on Friday
evening of last week and a most en-
joyable evening was Itipent by the
Members of the .clallis and :their
frauds. A splendid program was
given in two parts and atter the
first ,part refreshments, were served
at small tables Those present num-
bered about 150. The 'basement was
beautifully decorated in white and
green for the occasion and ever the
door! was the Irish motto "Coed Mille
Fafte" 100,000 Welcomes. , The pro -
grana of the evening eonsi;sled of ad-
dresees by Mrs. McAlister, Dr. Quack-
enbush and Rev. Mr, Me. Alister; ,solo
by Mr. It. Phillips; quartette • by
members of the class; elaronet solo
by Mr, 3'. BratMad; reading by 410.
Mr. ,Redmond; duett by Mr. end Mrs,
Gambriel. M'isl3 Quackenbush and
TELL THE TIMES
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Licensed A
PERRY P. ,DQTJ1aE, a, e e
tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
oality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be, promptly at-
teeded tto., Phone X116, Kirkton,., Ad.
dress Kirkton P.O.
SALT FOR SALE. -An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at the fold Temperance ';louse at the
G. T R. station; Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. — ED,
11MAGUIRE. Exeter,
One of the most difficult tarsus in
n
newspaper -office ifs in getting the
facts relative to births, marriages,
deaths, accidents and. other happen-
ings in the eommunr'ity.• Many peo-
ple take it for granted that when a
person dies: the editor is familiar
with every detail of the life of the
deceased and his activities, when as
a fact he sometimes knows absolute-
ly; nothing about him, but he has to
get( his imformation from other tour
res, Same as other persons would have
to do. It is the (same with marriages
on other. tree...! cr lest important hap-
penings in the community. In almost
every c se thl editor has to dig up
the partibtt ars or Satisfy himself and
the readers with a meagre and inac-
curate ac. o' me. The,' patrons can
hafdly overestimate how much he
appreciates try efforts, they make in
furnishing the faces 'for news items.
Send your items of new to The
Times.
Have you" •trenewed, your subecript
ion to the Times -
'ul C1 s' F ORISCAS1.s
A 03egular Storm Period iso central
orr the 27th, extending -from the 25th
ey lis fatale + he to the 31st, Disturbing Causes and
things to expect. '''•'
This period its flea' -the center of
the March equinox. The Moon is at
extreme south declination and in per-
igee at the beginning, and on the
celestial equator at the clow of this
period. Both the Mercury and the
Venus periods are also present be-
fore the end of this period. For thin
will period h intenSificd
and prolonged beyond > its normal
time. This period w'.11 come in with
cold. northerly winds, but the barom-
eter will begin to feltin Westernintends erecting a house. extreme., by the 2eth, and during
Mr. Frank Bawden, of Toronto, v's• Wedne-day, Thu:•s3ay 'and :Friday;
tted ifs parents. Mr. and. Mrs. P. the 27th, 28th, and 29 h, it ori 1 grow
I?atvden during the p^s'; weel.. much warmer, progre.si'vel;y ' from
M -s. 3. Inwood and 11.1:1 -le dauehter. the; west to ecst; the barometer wi'1
Kathleen of Lcndon. vis'ted Mr. S fall in the same progressiva order;
Sande -s tl:e forepart of the week.
CALVES FOR SALE—Ten Durham
Calves one week' old, will be offered
for, sale at the Central Hotel 'stables
next Saturday, Maroh 25th, commenc-
ing at one o'clock.—J. Herbert, Bid
dulph, Prop..
400. Cords of Cord Wood Want`edi
et the Exeter Salt Works Co,iL4d.i'
For prices write or gall upon the
Manager,—Jos. Sutton, Mgr,
A debate and social evening will be
held at the Janus street Epworth
League service next Tuesday evening.
The best Man'toba flo an be sc-
oured at the mi 1, mil at home not
at some distant to or city, by Hare'
veyi Bros.
Miss Matthews, of St. Thomas,.
visited her mother at the Commercial
Hotel during the past week. She left
Tuesday morning to. visit at Goderich.
Mrs, E. H. Axt and family intend
leaving soon for Detroit to join her
htsband. She will hold an auction
sale of her household effects on Sat-
urday. ,
Mr. H. 0. Southcott, atter travel•:
ling since the fust of the year .in the
Dliaritine provinces Spent , several
days during the week at hits home
here.
Messrs. A. D1eFauls and Ed. Kentle
of Usborne recently 'purchased a
pasture farm of 100 acres on 1:be 0th
concession of Hay ,frons the Canada
Land Co. • 0 ,
Mrs. Wm. Hawks -haw (nee MDliss..
Alfretta Hodgins) of Exeter, is visit-
ing .relatives and renewing old ac-
quaintances in -village and vicinity. --
Liman Sun: r
threatening clouds will appear, an
general' storms of wind and rain will
pees across the country from west to
east. These storms will twee to snow
and sleet on the western ranks of the
storm center, bringing change to
much( colder, only a few tares behind
the area of warm rains that• fail in
the forefront of the storm eenter,
The barometer will again fall sudden-
ly on and about the 31st,xaPid ,change
to. warmer will ensue, and wicked
gusts) of thunder, rain and wind will
strike many localities., These dlbturb
anees promise to treach into April,
bringi.n•gt a prolonged spell of threat- •
ening weather, with many violent and
destructive' storms.
NEW BUTCHER—Mr. ;Begg desires
to announce that he will call for and
deliver orders to any -part of the
Euavn.. Tour patronage, is solicited
Phone 103. r
Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At the residence of Mrs. Herb. Axt
William St., Exeter, on Saturday,
NJareh 25th, at 1.30 p.m., consisting
of Dining' BRoom and Kitchen utensils,.
Bedateadia and springs, linoleum 9x12
ft... ;rug 9x13 ft.; range and coal' oil
stove, tables, dishes, pictures, etc.
See bills. Terms Cash. Mrs. Herb.
Axt, Prop.; B. S. Phillips, Auer.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE & LOT
The house and lot on William St.
owned by Rods. -Taylor Co., now one
cupied by Mrs. E. H. Axt, will be
offered for sale on Saturday, March
25th at the close of Mrs. Axt's sale.
House open, for inspeetiion. Particu-
lace on application to lR'oss-Taylor Co..
Mr. A. E. Andrews is leaving thin
week} for Saskatchewan where he in-
tends spending the summer. Mr. An-
drews will be misted in the James
street Sunday school w'here he Led
the; singing.
Mrs. J. Snell has vented Sir. Esli
1ieywood's house on Andrew street to
.be vacated next week by Mr. Garnet
I{eywood. who tit ill move to the farm
oat Huron street he recently purchas-
ed from Mr. Geo. Snell,
Makeke (pronounced take -ache) is
the surebt and safest cure for a'heu-
neatism, he atica, lumbago, sleepless
nesa end all forms offs nervous exha.us-
tion. Tektite pills are fifty cents a
box from your druggist or by trail
from the Georgian Mfg. CO., Coiling-
wood, Ont.
Next :Snbhat:h"willthe Sunday
School; Das in 1;be Main! street Metho-
dist church, The pastor, Bev. S. W.
11Iii'worthy will 'preach: special ser -
Mons lead
th? day. The scholaxie
will lead the service or song. On
Mrs. Milo Snell provided music dt i '1\,leinday 'evening an entertainment
ing' tan,'ch.... r , ., r r.... , 1.' %•Will ?6:e givens ,
New Spring
Suits
for Ladies
FOR SALE •
(Choice Seed Grain '
0.A.C. No. 3, a thin hulled early oat
highly recommended for sowing mix-
ed
ixed with Turley. 0.A:C. No'. 72 Oats
the leading late variety.,0.A.C. No
ill Barley. These verse ole. tel'.
to name and came here direct from
the Agricultural College in .1913. Call
and see them. .Also a bunch of thrif-
ty hogs a few weeks old. Usborne. rrthur
Gardiner, Lot 21, N.'r.�kl„
PLAIN TAILORED iieND FITTED
MODELS• SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN. SLEEVES WITH
FINE ;RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring fashions are arriving • and
combine in'Fabric and Style_. a unique
and interesting 'collection; meeting
the requirements for ateeet wear and
travel.
It; is unusual to 'present 57 early lit
`he season sogreata variety, but
•tty.leer were determined early and the'
most favored shown. •
The present time is most edvantag-
eou1l for •buying es all indieatione
poitn to higher prices in the future.
N.-heere.
LAJSI es, AND GENTS' TAI101t
Stand Upstairs. Of polite the Central
FWNITURE!
We can assist you n
select'rg yt lir .furniture if
you are going to furnish
your home, c r if you ony
ward some odd i ieca•s
Our Undertaking D-
partment is up to -date in
every respect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion.
R. N Rowe
The Funeral Director and
Frarriittere Dealer
PEIONE 20Ja
en of Huron
Face the Issue....
SQUARELY --Yourself
You are wanted NOW to Fight.. for Your
King and Country=—=A Year from Now
May be Too Late
The Stu enduous Issues of the War Now Stand out
in a Blaze of Light Before the Whole World.
To -day the call conies from those who are holding the
lines in France; in Flanders; holding the lines
against the mightiest armaments the world has
ever yet borne on its surface. and the call
to all who will hear.
COME= -ENLIST
TO -DAY
Join the lfilst, Huron's Own Battalion, and show by
your example that Our Country is not to be a lag-
gard in ilii Great Fight for Freedom.
FURNITURE
"DON'TS"
Don't hope to get high grades
at low prices.
DortP ut your money into
so -:called `Cheap"
Furniture.
Don't expect to be able to
find a storethat.
can surpass us in
value=giving.
Don't look any where else
for newer • designs.
Don't think that by buying
from -out of town
people that you can
get more for your
money. You cant.
Don't forget to call and se
us.
J. BEVERLEY
THE NEW McLAUCHLIN 186
- ix Cylinder orse • Valve in head 45 horsepower Motor;
1 t.52 lnch. Wheel Base, WS y p
very easy riding.
iding Canti. leser Springs;
rings; 4
nc
h
Tires
s
(nai-i kid on rear
r wheels
);
Delco
Ignition, Lighting and Soltin Device- Number Oie Hand Buffed Leather Up—
holstering ovf.r or.GEr.uinaCutle:d Hair FillipgTEtectric Horn; Stewart Xeedometer;
Stewart Warner; VacuuFeed; Double Tire Irons; high grade Mohair Top,one-
Agents in Erelino�0,anman type; R9.in Vision Ventilating Windshield.
1AStewart
ter