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A. STEWART
Phone 16
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YS & MEN
We ars: t•renered to show you a fine range of British Blue Serges
for Boys anci Mt;n. These Suits are made from old dyes,
but are tail:•red irr the very newest St) les and are
being sold at the old Prices Be sure to see them
before choosing your Suit for Spring.
Natty Spring Coats
Ynai will need put ot1,1 Oor.t for Spring and Stunnaer. Why not
melte an early choice. We have aswell range to choose ft ow.
iilinery
New ,l Hatenew n .. t
The tables are full of Spr ng Hn and nes are being
added every day. Call and see what we hove to show you.
Rubber Boots
Keep your feet dry this sloppy weather. Wear a pair of our Red
Rubber Boots. They are guaranteed. Price $4,50.
Room Rugs
At Old Prices in Tapestries. Bruseele, Velvets, and Wiltons, also
several Patterns :af Tapestry. Stair Carpet at 50e, 65e and 75c.
Wall Papers
A few Roils of our New Wall Paper will make a wonderful dif-
ference to your ht me. We have a fine range of varnish Papers for Bath-
rooms and Kitchens,
Misses' and Ladies' Suits
Showing several of the very newest Styles, priced at $15, $20.
and $25.00, alio several good styles in Blue and Black Serge for stout
women.
Main Bleached Sheeting
This is what they call Hospital Sheeting. It is a good weight, a
splendid wearer and easily washed at per yard 40e.
Lace Curtains
Yon will be teenier.; Lace Curtains this Spring. See our Curtains
for Bedrooms at per pair 85e, $L25 and $L5U,
Linoleunis
If you would wave teener get our prices on Linoleums. We have
a splendid range of Na'"eet.eiu New tile and floral effects in 2, 3, and 4
yard widths.
Potatoes
7f yon are in need of Good Potatoes, try a bag of Green Mountain
Delewares.
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T Phone i6
The Big Store with the little prices
Fi ve
'asser1ger
.ruririg Car
itodel 83B
65
F.O. B.
Toronto
• i horsepower motor
.Iigh-tension magneto ignition
Tires. aa by 4 inches, mon-skid rear
• )emou.ntable rims (one extra rine)
Two -unit t-lectrie starting; and light-
ing with headlight dimmers
Left -hind, drive, center control
Full :'.t.e,:mline Cody
The long, law steoutline body is unmarred be angles or projections.
'roa:g the rounded edge of the radiator to the full curved back, the ere
I not a break in the Lines. The hood slopes gently upward and blends
ata the beautifully curved cow]. The doors are flush, with hinges conceal -
d and handles inside. The fenders are long and sweeptng in their cur-
es, wi h gracefully rounded !.ur ae.s. The running boards are clean and
.cc from obs'..•ruction-, the s'oz-ige battery concealed, the tire carries
laced at thu rear. The windshidd is built-in, and conforms to the curve
' the cowl. --t part of the ear itseI`, not an. apparent afterthought.
The car i:, l;c rbiy finished in a rich, deep Brewster green, delicately
ripe(' wi:h pare ivory white, and set off in pleasing ccnerast by black
emend radiator, fenders and running board shield.
model ns 13 enuring car is a beautiful. car. It asks no odds of any ear
; ane price --it, is at home in any company.
Imo; s Knight Motor $1575; Big Six $1500; Light Six $1400.
Model 75—$e50.00
A number of used Ford Crrs for sale alsa one used Chevrolett.
fie3XE fEk MOTOR SALES CO.
e.
W. SNELL, Sales Agent
JOG t'III EDII'q'It
Txe $1,00 weekly nen pap,,,. . in
inad'.t will 7so3n be a thing of the
i:t, Alberta, Sa-.katthewaxt and
:annotate have put the price up tt,
1-50 end 13riti-h Co:urnbia, for some
me 'Been bee been editing the weak-
a t ;'2.03, Tiiie gives the publisher
better nmrgin and will help him to
mance more etesny. The tresult should
• .a tat t newspaper. A poorly
rid editor its like a poorly ,maid
reacher. 'Living from hand to rnouth
nes not get the ibed'(t out of a man.
Zen your newspaper goes up to
1.50. if it doers not suit you telt (the
litor se and give him pointers .as
I 'what he is missing that is of vital
•teretst to yon end your neighbors,
win, do him goad to jog hien glome
t,( it wi 1 heel) pine uer, one the 'bit,
`ten a 1 oor' new.pa.per 'could be
tdc' a. good newap•ip•7r if its patrons
,re clindid with. the ,editor and: told
Lim he had fallen into a rut. Show
him you have the right to receive
value( for your money. If Lyon do tlria
You will be helping the community
a7y well as yourself'. and the editor.
BRUCE Lla'ADS, ItIThtON SECOND
During the lest half. of ,'March a
total of 1„476 new accruitt.s were ad-
ded to oil unitfa in No. 1, Military d s-
trict. The 100th, Bence 03attalion,
Lae the (best record with. 143 men ad-
ded to the roll, • the 1617st, Hurons,
seeing next with 138,
CEIINA. SzavvE'R;
A china ehower was, held aronday
evening . i t the ,home opt Mirrs. A.
Sheere for Mies rdery Davis, bride-
to'-.bc, Many beautiful pieces of
chinas, were received by the you're
lady and a very eociable everting
wail spent,
Afarket Report --The .ral•loari•ng is,
the -report of the Exeter; market
ooianeeted up to Apria nth .
'Wheat' 80 to 95''e. c
Oats 40e
r t
1;3axle)' 50 to 55o
Buckwheat: 60 to Oso
Peas $1.00
i anally ]`lour $3410 it 1
Low Grade Flour $1.75.
Bran ';26.00 per ton,
Shorts $27,00 per ton,
Egg+ss. 20 to 22e
Butter, 28 to 30e
Creamery Butter 35 and 86te
Boger $10.25
I'otatone $2.00 to $2.25.
rssaurzgargaf:Xasaamaiat
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Fresh Groceries
all the time
Orders deliverd at once
Produce taken in
exchange
camaccreeagamaaarom
Choice lettuce and
celery all the time
Try Parnell's
Bread
PROMPT DB1,IVBRY
Phone 56
Wilson's Grocery
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Mr. and Mr's. Kuhn spent Sunday
at Crediton. I •i
arts% Blanche Qtaance was in Lon-
don on Tuesday.
Pte, J. W, Mallett was in Guelph.
on Saturday lalst. •
Mr. Thos, Fisher is preparing to
erect two new barns.
- Dr. A. 'R. Kinsman was in Toronto
tv few days last week.
Miss V. Neil Las accepted a posl-
tion'wit-h E. A. Follicle.
Mrs, C. Delo, of St. Thomas, is vis-
iting :at the ;Central Hotel.
11irs. Thos. Harton is quite ill at
her home on Andrew atreet,
'dies Stella Sauthcott entertained to
an afternoon tea on Tuesday.
Miss Ella Jones has accented a
position with Mxs. W. D. Yeo.
I\Lr. Oliver Davis, of Zurich, spent
the weeks -end at hue home he.ne.
AIr, Herman Elliott of Sareia, vi--
ited his parents in town this wseIc;
Mr. J. A. Wambold, of ' London.
visited at his home here over Sun-
day.
• `Mrs. W. T. Acheson is ill et the
home of her daughter, Mrs. H. Wal-
ter.
Mi ,n Lillian Kay, of Farquhar, vis-
ited, for a few days with Miss Olive
Prior.
The next few weeks should be busy
one i for those who are rewiring
houses,
Mini Myrtle Hunter, of Brussels, is
visiting at the home of Mr. tCharls
Northcott.
• 111r. Percy Gillies his rented cnc
of •W, J. Beern new eesidencas ,and
h• :5 moved in.
Iats. Elmo 1I..Wt:Y, et t_.. 2nd Field
Anrbul•nee, Icr.;?in. wan, he me oe,7r
tLet week -end.
4'ri !t, Tent's Cabin was 'played to
fa?I: '.iu in tl'i 0,.,(7,r¢, atXouse ori•.
Saturday evening Iast..
A. new piano hae been installed. (for
the Pritnery Dcpartm eat of the.
Jeme.1 street Sunday school.
Mr: and 3Xrs, IT. Phillips and little
.-on left 11lond.sy for their home near
Kindersley, Sask., after spending the
whiten in town.
Communim service will be held in
'Garen Presbyterian church next Seb-
•bathl Preparatory eervice will be
held Thursday evening conducted by
Rev. Dr. Fletcher.
Mr. Geo. 'Godholt announces the en-
gagemenri of hi sister Laura to Mr,
Harold V. Pym. ('on of Mr. and Mrs,
Wi<n. Ilan. Science Hill, Ont,, mar -
triage to take place in April.
The carne of assault which was
Lcard before Magistrates Sanders and
Moir on Thursday last resulted ir-
fhef defendant being fined $10.00 and
cowls,.
Mr. ,and Mos. Abe Isagshaw and
Gamily of Morin, Alta., are visiting
relative i in and around Exeter, Mr.
Ungshaw has disposed of bis farm and
effects in the West and intends lo-,
eating in the ea. -t.
Mr. and arms, Geo. Snell have mov-
ed! into the residence on Andrew St.
t 'eentiy purch:a,,ed from 111rs. Joht;
inch; lair. Garnet Heywood lits mov-
ed euito the farm on Huron p treet va-
cntadi by Mr. Snell, ',Mils. 3. Snell has
mnved, into the uresideuce vacated by
Mr. Heywoodt
trke, Hensall members of the 101st
Battalion 'came dowse by train on
Tuesday to drill with -the Exeter
member:$ prior to going to Clinton
'Thursday where the Battalion wild
mebolize end go through tome roan-
oeuvres, the eccasion being (Clinton's
,'".spring fair. .
Mr. and 1C.ra Wm. tr.drew and.
family, of Herniate, Man., are vis-
iting the former'',s brother, b1'.r. Geo.
;Andrew .and other r elat:ive.vs in this
'vicinity. We understand ifr, Ane
drew; has 'rented one of Mr. 13edford,'s
ckoutsev, en William street and will
melte his home in town, We welcome
them to our Initiat._
E KET R"
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)•A,Y, AE'BIL 0th{, x9.10 •-i
t. g frs, John aalurtcey in seriously 111,
nee, ler, D. Clarke wan in London
over Sunday,
t Tlat& 'hisses C:zdmore of town have
eaurehaised Lbe house on North St.
from Mr. Thomas 'Cavin,
Mr. Cline a Diving), actedent, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Trivia Mena -
oriel' church last Sunday,
Mr. 'Wilfred tC.amun who has spent
the winter vilsiting h a uxtole, Mr. D.
tG. Melanie, hes returned to Regina.
Mr. J. G. Dow lee been busy dun -
big the palet few weeks buying up
honseai in this section end in ,the last
three weeks has shiped 109 horses.
Mr,. Holloway has returned to her
Lome in Clinton, Mins Vera tli,owe
ncenm'parrled her and will vililt for
rt few days.
Archie 13, Eowedif fe, eon of Mr
John iRoweliffe of the London Road
North; left on Monday for 'Winnipeg
where he hue secured a position on
the Bank of !Commerce !staff,
DIED AT TORONTO
On March 291h, 1916, death claimed
lfe ,ter Ann Kerr, beloved wife of
Bev. John Russell, of 348 Gladstoae
Ave, 'Toronto. Mrrs, !Russell was 'torn.
near Brookville, Leeds Co,, 72 years
ego, where *the lived until her mar-
e -lege e9 years ago to Rev. John Ruse
hell, a member or the London Con-
ference of the Methodist church.
1117ry cf cur :reader* wilt remember
them •: a they were stationed on the
E inrvil'c• circuit :some years ago
xenon: •.L' was beloved by all who
knew Lci-. For the past five years
Le- ham: has been in Toronto. :She
;heave, to mourn, besides Ler aged
Lu:b• nd, two sons, Dr. J. W. and
Dr. 1v', U., of Toronto, and five
daughters, Mrs. A. Sheppard and Mrs.
!, Watterworth, cf Wardissille; Mrs.
(Dr,) Morgan, aliases Minnie and
Jean, of Toronto; two brother., Rev.
G. J. Kerr, of Darei:eater; Jcs. ph of
Leed3 Co., and r'Lr•s, A. M. 'Wilson,
Greenway,
Day old Chicks for f ale
'White Wyandotte, (Martin laying
strain) and Barred IZock (Model
Farm laying strain) day-old chicks for
sale through the 'season. Order ear-
ly, if wanted. Aliso custom hatching
done. Leave order with C. B. SNELL
Exeter. Ont.
Auction Sale
OF IIOtSEIIOLD EFFECTS
On North Street, Exeter, on Sat'y
April. 22nd, t , re p:cn. Household ef-
fects conn st r.,g a:f „parlor, dining-,
room and 1.i•:chen utensils; stoves.
crockery, e. china, carpenter
tools, shce nakexs tools and dozens of
other art • e:,. Lea bills.
Terme—Caen. nor particulars ap-
ply on premises or B. S. Philips.
Thos. Cann, Prop, 13.S.Phii'lipas, Auct.
Auction Sale
OF HOOSE AND LOT 'AND HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS ON G:DLEY ST.
Mr. Thos. 'Cameron has received in-
ft,ructione to- sell by pubiio auction, en
Gidley Stree- Exeter, on Saturday,
rlext, March 8th, at two o'clock p.m,
the following
• Frame Hoene, enc ane a half stor-
ey, eight room. and 'wood ahed, all in
good rep ir; Lard and Loft water;
iron -roofed '.table and ch cic n haus::
hail acre of land, number c.f trui :,
trees, grape tines and berry bushes.
Hon.ehold iuen,ture—lunge ceo..-
stove,, l:c:t-r and Liths; 2 side -hoards
exten ion t hl •, cool -leaf, table,
L
age tahCe, drti•: sing teb.i ; 2 bed-
ate=mss, wecden; 3 w'a :.'stands, wal-
nut, out •, whoa :u.,t, l:all stand; hen
dozen dining, rcom cli ine; camp cot,
hanging lamp, I mall lamps, d.nner-
set, wishes, 'suit se tiers, sofa cush-
ions; mirrors, pictures, ceapet and
linoleum, mattress all in good repair.
1 good robe, teething machine,
wringer, boiler, ..ewing mach:ne;
Lawn -mower, buggy, hand cart and
othee articles too numerous to. men-
tion.
One -dozen; T.taode Island Jled hens
and rooster.
Terms made known. on day of sale,
MRS. A. S. DEAVITT, Pxoprietreas.
THOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer
CHAS, HARVEY, Sale Manager.
New Spring
Suits
or Ladies
PLAID' TAILORED AND FITTED
MODELS SIIOWING NEW FEA-
TL'1.tES IN SLEEVES WITH
EINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring fashions are arriving and
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, . meeting
the requirements for stee. t wear and
travel.-
It
ravel.,
It is unusual to present se early in
the season so great a variety, but
styles were determined early and the
nest favored shown.
The present time is most advantag-
eous for buying as ail indieations
pone to higher prices in the future.
o Sheere
LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs. Opposite the Central
Hotel
Tenders
Wilt be received by th undersigned
ant to Monday evening, April 10th at
5 o'eloek for the 'po 'tion of Janitor
in Jameis Street church, 'Duties to
commence forthwith,
S. MARTIN
Secy. 'Trustee Board,
Men, women and children of every
fund 'Mesal! Orderlies a per,:eet
laxative. Sold only by iRexalt 'Urug
15e and a5c7 boxers: W. S. Kole, Agent,
Exeter,
':PICKS' FORECAS'Ies
A: Regular Storm Period is central
on the 8th, extending from the 0th
to 11th, 'Disturbing causes and things
to expect,
A( in tlr,r preceding periou, the
combined influence of earth, Venue;
and Mercury, bear directly oa thita
period, the Moon ils ,at extreme north
cieclinattort on the 7th, in apogee on
the 9th. and at first quarter on the
10th. Chit period will open With
weather growing u.nr a.onably warm
In western states, chid in the same
.sections the barometer will fall to
unusually low readings. Very threat-
ening storm clouds will develop, and
from about Saturday, the , 8th, to
Tuesday the 11th, storms of vioent
to dangerous character -twill sweep
from; west to east aerosigs'the eonntiy.
1)o not forget that a falling barom-
eter ,advance's from west to east over
the countey, and that these barom-
etric. indicat.on.s always reach loeaI, t:-
ie,s. ilroma' few haulrlAto a day or, two
in advance or the actual storms.
Should the barometer fall very fast
on and next to the day,: named
above. with warm, southerly winds, -
and high humidity, storms or torn$;
adio force need !surprise no reader
of these forecasts. The astronomic
combination bearing on this per.od,
ca11l almost cert tinily :or destruct,ve
Len stomas in many localities, if the
approaeh.ng storm a:ouds are fraught
with, vicious lighten:ng and thunder;
and cast a Icopperish glare over the
sky and surrounding objects, make
what preparation you can for de-
etructive Lail. The spring equinox
being ;still prevalent, blending with,
the Mercury and V011.11i eq, inoxes,
are aimesi a guarantee of wild and
deadly hail storms. In our "Planet-
ary Storni Prophets' published and
ccp,S righted in 1884, we raid; "At
lanae Vulcan periods during a Venue
equinox, the mot violent storms
oce'.tr. Wild. copper -colored clods
''use. ir. higher and lower strata, an
difi;erent directions• across the sky,
attended by the most vivid and atari,-
ling lightning and thunder. Observ- 1
utions 'will el.cw that almost all
violent hail atoms occur during the
eclatinoxes•of Venus and Vulcan coat-.
bitted." Not only de we have V ,•nuc'
and Vulcan combined at tai.; period;
bait E•tr,h, and a Mercu Y diatneb_nce
at lt.; center will throw greatly
augmented force in on s.orm d vel.:p-
rnents. Again we warn you—watch
roar+ barometer and all other indicat-
ion,a of gaatherng storms,' from about
Friday the 7th, to 14icnday the 10th
of April. Another high barometer;
change to much colder and frosts
will fo;loiv ac, a sequel to theY41
storm"
tten
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tAC can s7-si,t y -"at iia
st!entir• ) our ietrt itt r': if you etc auiracf tea furnish d,
) our t earn, r ;( y•:•u can ),
watt 51 rel::, e td titcts ;}
Our Undcrtal.ing D.-
irartrnent is up to date in
every respect ant we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion
c .szrc.:•tee•^-r., - :w=r,--. .,,,,,.- - - d3
N Rowe
The Funeral Director and
Fera-rsitaare H er�t;er-
FIIONL 2'ta
&P
ria nenneenn—
The attention of the members of
Exeter Lodge No. 67, I. O. O. F, is
called to the :regular meeting to be
held in the lodge room next Tuesday
evening wleen the :3rd degree will Ine
exemplified.—C. L. Wilson, N.G,
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SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at the ®1d Temperance house at the
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity, Your patronage is solicited •and
satisfaction.' is guaranteed. — ED,
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
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Dl ° A (v C. ER S
RTTENTION
We have a speciaaitr select-
ed Stock of N. 1, Gend
Standard Red ('lover .1•1eike,
Timothy. A felfa. h ...et
()lover. Orc•tta., d ,.' .1 15 vie -
grass, Seed ('..t n, eic,
Just received ;a ehapment of
No. 1, Inn;potaed Alisike at
$12.50 per t;Irthei.
Special prices given on
Club Orders of $10 and up-
wards,
We Imre a quantity of
FIRST CLASS PoJ�TOEs
for Sale.
A Call Solicited
Ce ZWi(' ICK.iiiIds.
CRED!TON - - ONT
moormermsmiomar
PEERT P. JOUPE, Licensed Au
tioneer. Sales conducted in any roe
cality, Terms moderate Orders lett
at Times office will be promptly at.'
tended to. Phone 116, Kirkton.- A.d,
dress Kirkton P.O.
NEW BUTCHER—Mr. 13.egg desires
to announce that he will call ,for and
deliver orders to any part of the
town. Year tatronage, is solicibeitt
Phone 103.
ete
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattfe
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per
ton; 50e. per bag.—Exeter Salt ,Worms
Co., Ltd., J. Sutton, Manager.)
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prticyiI".
THE WORLD'S GIIE '.TEST SCI
The only method ever dioeoverect
for eradication of disease by going
directly to the cause. ,
A NEW 'ROAD TO HEALTH r .
No greater event in the history of
the human race has y.'t been record-
ed. Its discovery and its applicatiorb
are destln d to replace 7evcry other"
method now in vogue for t.h' eradica-
tion of di -ease. This method is sure..
certain, and metre direct. No drugs or:
.-urgery. The release of an impinged
nerve„ caused by a subluxation of
the vertebra of the 'spine, and Ra-"
ture doers the rest. For fur=ther Ina
formation Wee
Dr. 3. M. Jones
Oateopatbrand 'Chiropractor who miff
visit. Exeter Mondays, Wedaesdayy
and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 pensee
Office at the residence of Mrs. Si.
A, Harnelcs, Main Street, opposite lyre
!Stoller mills. Consultation and exam*
inatio.n free.
•�" w,�a• c+�..{,v�',,�a tin g
We are ready to demonstrate the new 1916 Me Laughlin six cylinder cars.
These cars are absolutel the last word in high e'ass automobiles and an....
y yprospect
-ive purchaser will make no mistake in examining these cars.
We have two demonstratingcars for sale; a D 60, and a D 45 both are
y
1916 Models.
Prices of these ears on application. Phone or call for demonstration.
g3�
J. Stewart
Milo Snell
Agents in Exe!er
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