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Cushioned=Soled
shoes for Men
arid 'Women
You who are always complaining about tiff('
feet, and do not know what shoe Comfort is, try a pair
of Minister Myles' Cushioned Soled Shoes. You have to
wear a pair before you can realize how much more
comfortable they are than the ordinary shoe.
Women's Shoes at $4 and $5.00; Men's $6.00.
Summer Footwear
for Boys and Girls
Barefoot Sandals 7,ic to $1.25
Running Shoes 05e to 0Oc
Patent Pumps $1.50 to $2.00
White Canvas Pumps 75c to $1.
Brass Jardineers
Including six new styles in
different sizes. One of these
would make a very acceptable
weddine gift. The prices are low
$1.75, ,2.50, $3,00,
Kool Underwear
In two-piece combination for
boys or men, In medium or light
weights. Boys combination at
50c and 60c. Mens do 75c, 1.00,
$1 50.
Holeproof Hosiery
Holeproof Silk Hose are guar-
anteed to wear three months
without holes or new ones furn-
ished FREE OF CHARGE
Boa's Khaki
Bloomers
A great Bloomer for sum-
mer wear. It; wears and washes
well, We have sizes for small as
well as older boys. Priced at 75c
and 1.00.
12 New Dinner Sets
Including four new patterns,
showing new shapes in cream
and sugar vegetable dishes and
cope, which have gold handles.
The Overland Rose isa stock pat-
tern. Be sure to see these new
sets.
Straw Hats
In fine quality split and Sen -
nit braids, showing the seasons
newest shapes. Do not delay in
securing one of these popular
Prices $L00, $1.50, $2.00 and 3.00.
Outing Skirts
With the new roll collar in
three shades. A very cool and
comfortable shirt for outing
wear. All sizes $1.25.
Suit Cases, Club Bags and Trunks
Will be needed by those going away ! Splendid assortment of Suit
e:: Oases from $1.25 to $6.03. Lei.thar Club Bags, leather lined, extra values
at 4,50, also strong, good looking Trunks at 5.50 and $6.00.
SThWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
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Market Report—The following is
the 'report of the Exeter Market
corrected up to, aware 28th,
'Wheat 80 to 90 ,
Oats 45a to 50e.
Barley 50 to 55e '
Buckwheat 60 to 80'
Peas 81.00 �" I 1
Family Fleur $3,10 '
Low Grade Flour $1,75. •
Bran $20.00 per ton.
Shorts $28,00 'pen ton.
Eggs 24a t ' ¢•
Butter 250:
Creamery Butter 30 to 32o.
Potatoes e2.50.
Young chicks 300.
Old hens 13c.
Young dunks 17.
Old t erke'ys 15.
Hogs 11.00
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New Spring
Suits
for Ladies
PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring faehions are arriving and
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, • meeting
the requirements for street wear and
travel.
it is unusual to present so early in
Rhe season so great a variety, but
style's were determined early and the
most favored shown.
The present time is most advantag-
eous for buying as all indication,e
poitn to higher prices in the future,
N. Sheere
LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel
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PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensee Ana
tioneer. Saks conducted in any lo-
cartv. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Kirkton._ Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
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FRAME
•tFRAME BARN FOR SALE
Forty by sixty, 20 ft. siding;, in
first-class condition. . Good bargain
for quick sale, Situated 1 1-2 Wiles
from Exeter. Apply to Nelson Stan -
lake, Exeter.
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HOUSE AND
LOT FOR SALE
The frame house and half acre of
land situated on Gidley street, Exeter
and owned by Mrs. Deavitt will be
offered for quick sale. Apply to Chas.
Harvey, on Huron St.
hello! Cent,raI:
Give me 5 6
Yes that's WILSON'S
and. I need some grocer-
ies in a hurry and he
knows how to deliver
promptly.
Fresh Groceries all
the time
Strawberries, Lettuce,
Tomatoes on hand all
this week.
WILSON'S
GROCERY
EXE`.,! ?R TIMES
CONCERT AT CEN'1'RALIA
A Patriotic oonoert will be Veld in
Centralia Methodist cbureh on Sat
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melee evening, July ist, under ithe
auspices of the Patriotic; Isooiety,
Music will be •furnished by the J:'hi1-
tarrnonio Male Qua'rtette, of ,Exeter,
and Air. Mills or Woodham; G'eadings.
by Mr. Roble Ilaniuth, elocutionist
and entertainer. of .London. Admission.
25 cents, chiidreA 15cr, concert at 8
o°clock.
Mrs, 0. Becker and little daughter
returned to' New Hamburg last week
after -visiting with Dr. and 'Mrs.
i3rowning•
Mrs. E. J. Spackman, Mee John -
',sten and daughter, of Toronto, are
expected iz town on Thursday, and
from hero will go the 'Rend for, the
summer,
Mho juniox. 'league of the Main St.
Methodist charoh held a picnic at
Riverview Park.on Friday afternoon
of last week when a very enjoyable,
time was spent.
Mr. Howard Quackenbush' has re-
turned home after atte.riding the Den-
! tal ;College at Milwaukee. He was
sueeestsful in passing his final 'exams
and is now qualified to praotise in
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Mr. Russell- Balkwill or Seafortb is
holidaying at his 'bonze in toren.
Miss Lizzie Taylor Is visiting with
friends in London and St. Thome.
Miss Margaret Muxworthy is vis-
iting ber sister Vera at Palmerston.
Miss 'M. Gill of Portage la Prairie.
Man., is visiting with Mr. and' Mrs. F.
Gill.
AIL -ss Pearl Patterson is spending
her holiday] in Exet!er,—Sea,forth Ex-
positor,
Miss Vine Pearson. ot London, is
Spending at few days with' Exeter
friends.
Mr. :Michael Fletcher has purchas-
ed a new Maxwell ,automobile from
Mr. Doupe.
Miss Blanch Atkinson 'of London
bas returned home suffering from
rheumatism
Mrs. J. 'W. Heaman and family left
this Wednesday for Pt. Stanley, to
spend the summer -
Miss Wenn and Mies lafetb:ews of
St. Marys motored up and spent San -
day with Mr, and Mrs. 'Beaver.
WANTED AT ONCE
Young women desiring 'employment
in .town, can find it by applying' at I
once to. the Jteasson Mtg. Co, who i
xevc several good position% vaeaet.
The work is light and ple,•z,n, the hours)
are very short, and wages are paid
white learning, steady position and
good wages are assured t'o a'neone•
giving it a trial.
Apply at once.
Jackson Mfg. Co.
I. o."U, F, DFI.CO'RAT1I GRAVES
OF DECEASLU, BRETHREN
Sunday t afternoon last was Dec-
oration 'Day for the 1', 0. 0. F. rhea
the 'members of the Exeter lodge
assembled at their ,roams, and neonate
ed to the cemetery to pay tribaita
to the memory of the departed memo
hers of the order. The weather was
,fine and when the order arrived at
the ,ceme,tury a 'large number Frans
the surrounding community had gath-
ered to witness the ceremonies or
to place some flowers on the graves
of loved, ones. The accommodation for
horses and rigs was taxed to its ut-
'most while many made the trip on
Soot, The members of the order lined
the Stades, l iup, about fifty in num.ber •and en -
IA cleba(te was Veld at the Main St, bircled ,the graves of the brethren.
League on Tuesday evening on wh'eth- The orations were made by 'Bros. E.
er imt.einperance or the present war I Horrald and 0. Atkinson while 'Bros.
wrs the' greater curse to the world. I E. Dignan, and Thos. Boyle marshall�
11 ed the members. A.t each grave a
Sewer -mg plain( was placed while one
of the members awned an approp-
riate verse. Following are the names
of the deceased brethren; George
Brooks, Abe Bagshaw, Charles Snell,
Henry Lamb,rook, Walter (Carling,
Fred Gidley, Richard Crocker, James
Wills, James Hodgson, Simon Hunter,
Robert Knight. George Rooke, James
White, Thos. Prior, Herman ;Ball. Har
vey Dignan, .Martin Salter, Frank
Knight, William • Howard, Luther
Hooper.
Tbo debate; was won by the aflame
ative, '
REMOVING TIIE CAUSE
Chiropractors have remarkable suc-
cess in removing the cause of Appen-
dicitis, Deafness, Asthma, Tt.heum-
atism, Lumbago, Lame tl3ack, Constip-
ation, Piles, Female Diseases, Stomach
and Kidney Troubles, Nervous Pros-
tration and Goiter.
See Dr. S. M. Jones, Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday. Office Mrs. S. A
Harness, Main St. Exeter, hour's 10
to 4. Examination free.
NOTICE
ate undersigned , merchants •have
decided to close their stores each
week on Tuesday and Thursday nights
at 7 o'clock during else summer mani-
as beginning the first week in July.
P. Hanlon & Son, Centrad, John Me
Naughton, Moorsvilte; 'D1rs. G. Lew-
Iis, Clandebaye; E, A. i4LcKenzie, C;ran;'
deboye, 6-22,.4; .
Harvey Bro.
RNITUREFor choice Buckwheat for seed see
a
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, AlN. Rowe
The Funeral Director and
Dealer
,nitwre
141,0NE 20a
FOR SADE
A cement tile plant complete in
every part, Unlimited supply of grav-
el. Close to river. Anis, on promises
Lot 30. Concession 3 Ueborne.
Mrs. S. Cudmorc, Hensall
AUCTION SALE OF NEW BUG-
GIES.enAt the Central Hotel Yards
Exeter on June 30th, commencing at
L o'c,o=k 10 auto scat buggies; 5
second-hand buggies; 1 new Adam's
wagon; 2 second-hand cultivators.
Terms—three months on furnishing
approved joint notes. --Robinson &
Hawkins, ,proprietors.
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
for e. All grades .50 re
Salt sal g de $5 pe
ton; 500. per bag. --Exeter Salt ;Works
COI Ltd., J Sutton, 1ltapage.4
Dr, Roulstoa desires to announe'o
that he will be absent from his office
fleet week from Monday to Thursday
and 1posai1ble to Saturday, During Ibis
eb.:ezccr..' !anyone wishing to make an
appointment may do so by phoning
to or calling 'at his office.
Mr. '.Verne Alexander of the (Connor
alechine Co. met with a very pain-
ful accident Monday evening. He wan
working with' a 'blow torch when the
bottom of the torch blew cut and the
gasoline lexplided.: His arm was burnt
from the wrist Ito the elbow part of
the skin coming off.
S. S. PICNIC
Ceven Presbyterian Sunday School
will bold their annual picnic, at River-,
view Park on Friday afternoon of
this week.
LEAVING FOR OVERSEAS
Lance Corp. E. II. 1Iow;ey, of the
A. M. C. London. visited his parents
in town the forepart o;f this week.
He expects to leave for overseas in
the course of a fere weeks.
MUSICAL EXAMS
-The examinations of the London
!College of mesio, England, will lbe
beld in Exeter on July 5th. Mir: 'R.
Phillips, L. A. 113., has a number ot
advanced pupils who are trying !at
the sanies ; one candidate for a dip-
loma gaalifying to teach piano; the
rest of the pupils for high cc,rtifie
• ea tes.
LADY SPEAKER ON
EMERGENCY WAIt! WORN~
A public meeting of the. Women's
Institute was held on the, lawn of
W. J. Seaman on Thursday afternoon
of last week when an excellent ad-
dress on Emergency War Work wan
delivered by Miss Coutts, of Thames-
villc. The weather was 'fine and there
was a good turn -out. The afternoon
was a pleasant success
Dr. Ramsay, wife and two ebildr.en
returned to Hamilton Monday after
visiting for several days in town.
Mrs. Jas. '\Vanless and two cbildren
of Duluth. are visiting Mrs. Wan1e's's
parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. L. Hardy.
11Ir. Ed, Powell motored up from
Detroit on Saturday and will spend
the sununer here and at Grand !Mend.
Mr. and lfry. W. R. Garner o" L -n -
don ,were tax gaests of Mr. and Male
Pc!. Treble the forepart of the week.
Mrs. Agnew; and little daughter, of
Winnipeg. are visiting the former's
parents, Reievd J. W. and Mrs. 'Tay-
lor.
lair. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and
children of. Windsor, motored up last
week and spent a day with Mrs. John
Snell.
Mr. W. S. Howey is moving his fam
ay to Grand ,Bend this week. and will.
re -open 'has drug store there for the
summer.
Mrs, C. A. Soutlecott and Mists Stella
and Mrs. A. Sheero left Wednesday
for tGrand'Bendewhlea(ei they wrlbspend
the summer..
Me. H. E. Iiueston and family left
Wednesday of this week for their
summer cottage at Grand Bend where
they twill spend the summer ,
Mr. and Mrs. )3. W. F. Beavers and
gamily spent a !couple of days 'this
week at a family :reunion with the
former's ,mother. et 113erryland.
Mrs. *Will J. White and daughter,
efiss Olive, of Ottawa, after spending
a week; kvith Mr. and Mrs. F. 3. Wick
wire, left Monday to visit in Chicago.
Rev. E, A. and Mrs. F,ea'r, or' Tees -
water, visited Mr. and l%1rs. W. S.
Howey for a couple of days this week
on their Way to their new • charge
at Wheatley.
Mrs. S. Hardy and Mrs. Sellery, of
Staffa, bave ben spending several.
days in Pt. Soin':la°, Mich'., where they
were called owing to the death of
tbeir brotberrin-law.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. 'Sco'tt ate Mee
Scott, Mrs. 'Beavers and Mies 'Jean
a Murray motored to Ingersoll end
spent a couple of days last weeks re-
turning Friday night.
Rev. Dr. '.Ramsay, of Toronto, cal-
led on his mother, Mrs.Ramsay of
town, one evening last week on his
way tome from' the General SessLon
of the PresbyteriZn Church at Winni-
!peg.
Among the le
Huron Battalion 1
•don whn were ho
r
a v .
Da C.
i1 r L. v
t�.. E. e
were P Day, y,
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nslri.rc N
WeiseWeise. A. Bro>>re , E. Neil, C.
Tuckey, W. Snaith, E. Hurden, E. Oke,
';Walker, • r ..... � .. l 1
s front the • inlet
;,training at Lore -
'Tor the week -end
HICK'S FO'RBCASTS
A 'reactionary storm period is 'cen-
tral on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. The'
Mercury period) is central on the 3rd,
Earth is in aphelion, or at greatest
distance from the Sun on the 2nd and
Venus is at inferior conjunction. or
Ilieij weir n Earth and Sun, on the 3rd,
On and touching Sunday the 2nd, to
Tuesday the 4th, the 'barometer will
fall, beginning in western parts about
ttke 2nd, and advancing progsessiver ,
ly eastward, bringing increasing cloud
iness, with restless threatening winds i
and high temperature. Rant and thun-
der tstorm5 will brake in many 'placete
at the center rand around the flanks
of the advancing storm area. These
storms will 'culminate in a crisis
about the 3rd land 4t,h, passing from
central parts of tb'e country to ieaste
-ern extremes on and next to those
days. Tho Mercury influence will cau-
se a -spell of prolonged cloudiness,
with tendencies to drizzling rain, be-
yond the limits of this reactionary
period. The probabilites are that
electrical storms may jncreaue to an-
other bride on and touching the 6th,
tha Moon being on the celestial .equal -
tor on that day. Tempory rise of the
barometer, and change to so'niewhat
cooler will naturally follow these!
storms.
EXETERPATRIOTIC LEAGUE
Tle regular monthly meeting will
be geld in the Library on Monday
evening July 3rd at half 'past seven.
A 'box has been sent to MIs Joan
Arnold, Srorneliffe, Eng. -containing
241 towels and 2 wash .cloths donated
at Towel shower for the Canadian
soldiers at the front.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
Tte Soldiery, Aid society have !ship-
ped to London to the 'I. Os 1). E.-
113 towels, 12 sheets, 312 'pads. There
is an urgent need for old cotton, for
hospital work. Donations or the same
trill be gladly received. Kindly lea-
ve at Library. Donations, Mrs. W.
G. Biesett $'45.00, `Mee. Jas. 'Creecxt 1
ipr. socks, Mrs. Fred May '3 pr. al
socks.
iLLNOTG'RE WAS GOOD
The illustrated war le'ctunie, "On.
the Firing Line given in the Exeter
opera house on Friday evening of
last week under the auspice's of the,
patriotic society was considered very
good by those who attended but the
•naumaber pr!eecont was only Fein The
lecture was good and tie pictures.
ipteresting. The Exeter Orchestra
furnished several detections and Miss
Edna Feiliek sang a solo. Councillor
B. W. F. Heavers acted as cbairman
A picture' was auctioned off Mr
Wm. Melville being the purchaser.
SERVICES IN DEMAND
The Philharmonic Male Quartette
• are booked for several engagements.
On Friday evening hast theft furnish-
ed selections at a tstrawbexuy fes`
tival at B.rinsley. Miss Kinsman also
assisted in the programme. On 3u1y
1st they will take part in the cele-
bration at Kirnton in the afternoon
and will, agso assist in the Patriotic
concert at Centralia in the eveninig.
Miss Muxworthy as xeader, 'will as-
sist at Kirkton. The Quartette' are
Planning to hold an open art
,conce Ft
in the spark same evening next week.
The personnel of the quartette is
Dr. Kinsman, H. Phillip, E. 'Windsor,
and Mr. Klippert.
DIED IN THE WEST
'Ttere died at Chauvin, Alta., on
June 23rd'•R,ichard Robinson a former
%veil tknown resident of Exeter. at
tie age of 84 years and 2 months. For
many year:) deceased resided with the
family near Grand J3end in the towns
stip of Stephen and for 'many years,
later lived on the London .road, a
little south of here. About five years
ago he and Mrs. Robinson broke up
tousebeeping and have since been
residing with their children in, the
United States and in ,the 'Waist. Mr.
'Robinson was noted for hie strict
a.life-long
integrity and has been a
ctnistian, and a member of the Meth-
odist church. lie leaves a large grown
up family, Mrs. 'ltosinson predeceased
her husband about two years. Tho
remains rvere
brought her,
for
burial
al
the funeral taking place from the
7 xeteg s ationi on; Wednesday.
'.l bursdap, news 20th, 1916
YOU CAN
RELY ON
SALT FOR SALE. ---Aa excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at tae old. Temperance House at the
G, T R. station. Sold in any quant--
ity, Your patronage is solicited and
satiefa•ction is guaranteed. -- ED.
MAGUIItE. Exeter,.
✓%C. ..Seen,
• StJAS I. .1r. i. rLl'r Metre ,T)r;.
'FARMERS
1ex41 Orderlies
• Kele : your System
as thin as a stone
'rig rinsed with
old spriiwater
I5 and 25e. boxes at the
e l D ng Stores 056.
W. S. Cole
Exeter
RTTENTION
We have a specially select-
ed Stock of No. 1, Good
Standard Red Clover Alsike,
Timothy, Alfalfa, 13weett
Clover, Orchard and Blue-
grass, Seed Corn, etc.
Just received a shipment of
No. 1, Imported Alsike at
$12.50 per bushel.
Special prices given 011
Club Orders of $10 and up-
wards.
We haye a quantity of
FIRST CLASS POTBTOES
for Sale.
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Thomas Chalmers
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famous Baretnne of the Boston Opera, singing in nirect
comparison with Ediscn's Re-creation of his voice. Sir.
Chalmers is but one of many great artists who have proved that E•lison's new art successfully ewe
tains the pitiless test of this astounding comparison. Hear Edison's Re -Creation if Cha'mers'
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Arrange
with me
in a
demon-
stration
in your
home of
the New
Edison
Thomas Chalmers is but one of the many great artists whose voices are re-created for music 1)vers
every week -day in our music rooms.
EDISON'S NEW ART
We are licensed by Mr. Edison to demonstrate and Bell his new invention, which embodies a new
art whereby all forms of music are re-created with such fidelity that the re-creation cannot t
distinguished frcm theoriginal.
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