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fine clu Surges al odd dyes at per yard $1, 5 5 5
Spe - - 'n Silk extra qua per yard
°a1 n Curtains in scri . and mar tise e at per pr,
retty pat1 per yard 'roc, -25c, , 40c, soc
'a in Tape s t and
' lendid ne.v i' ern in Cat n and Scotch make.
' le to quote you lo as we boucrht when orices
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Wall Papers
Sce .7„e new Wall Papers we are showing for 1917 New
as in Hangings Borders for Halls Dining Rooms, Parlors,
Bedrooms and Kitchens Greatly reduced prices on clearing lines.
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t118 MOrtOdfie Oil Your flealtli?
If so "Discharge the Indebtedness by
Electrical or Osteopath Treatments"
. some one tati told. yon thali I rub; the isnine, 'forget it; don't., if you
ire Suffering from any of the following ailments call and see Ine 024
pat tell you. what„.1 cand.o. If I tomtit help you I will fell You to. ,
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Ostnina Female Trouble Lumbago kppendicitia
Fevers Stomach Trouble Bronchitis Gall Stones
Nervousness Constipation Efeart disease Neuralgia
Catarrh, Ray -Fever Paralysi. Dyspepsia
indigestion Poor Circulation Deafness Jaundice
Rheumatism Pairs in back kidney Disease St. Vitus' Dan
Stammering' Headache Sciatica Epilepsy
Pains in back of neck and, head,
DR. W. E. DEMPSTER
Osteopath and Chiropractor
Cvenings and Sundays by appointment
OTATICE PHONE 103. 'RES. CENTRAL OTEL
1:GIVE "SYRUP or PIGS -
TO, CONSTIPATED CHILD
14)eliclottifi "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
'and bowels.
Look at th6 tongue, mother!' If
*idoated, your little one's stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever-
isb, stomach sour, breath bad; has
sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give
a teaspeonfui of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated , waste, undigested food
mad sour bile gently moves out, of its
little baseols without griping, and yott:,
Four druggist for -a 50 -cent bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs," which con-
tainsennil directions for babies, chile
dren of all ages and for grown-ups.
POWELLS
Fancy China for Wed=
ding & Birthday Gifts
Better than usual but-
-cost no more.
And besides we will offer 50 pieceis
of beautiful chine at reduced prices
The articles will bear a ticket "'RE-
DUCED." Watch for it.
SOME BIG THING$ FOR
LITTLE ATONEY
Soon we expect to pat on sale a
large assortment of home-made candy
end winenive prizes with every pound
turchttqc1 to introduce- it. Powell's
'''st SHOP to get the heist
, If you don't think so, try them
Veanuts are one of our bi I' .
Salted end roasted.
Market Report—The following is
the report of, the Exeter tene'ret
dlarley 70 to 85c. -
Peas 2,00 per bus
Family flour 4,70.
Low grade flour 2.7,0.
Shorts 42-00
Fee -s 40c
.Rutter 38e,
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Mr, R. afeArthur, o I eine; who
as been vnittne; for 't . lutist week
or two with .114 Wm, ;Bloomfield left
Frank W. Weelte3 left last Sat-
ir far his home at Virden, ;Mane
of being called to Exeter owing
to the ideath or his father tha late
i vs, and Thelma Skinneu
.entied the funeral of the
aylor on Saturday last.,
fast -
gin EXETER Cin'D 13.0Y
The Quality
Store
At the
New Meat Market
u ,an get all kinds ot fresh
and cured meats, choice sausage
corned bnef etc.
You can order your meat and
roceries and have them deliv-
ered together.
p hone or send
your order.
Phone 8
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OP THANK
cipal bodies or Exeter. to the school
,,eng- in general for their many hind.
emingsion of sympathy dorintr their
e cent bereavement,
TOP OF FINGER OFE
Mr. Wm, Reid. on Monday had the
misfortune to have part of the index
finger of bis left hand -taken off bee
low the first joint white loading wood
Ilk was adjusting a chain to a log
and all!: tightened en his hand
severing the index finger and badly
splintering the The second" fin-
ger was also bruised.
Mrs. N. Lloyd and,sotiNormun who
ents, air, and Mrs* T. 'Elliott, left on
Monday (tor their Ionia in Star 'View
Mrs. aIrCreath, of Ineknow, visit-
ed her parents, Mr. and, :Airs. I. Arm,
DIES IN INIITCHELL
ry Piper elie,,d et his home in the"
South Ward on Wednesday'. afternoon
February 'the 14th at the age ot 411
ployed in iarr., John ',Coppin's
stronn, for a few days dia'rkg the Pa'st Darn. be -complained, of not feeling
'week. In company with Miss May well, it,:rid failed to report for duty
Atinstrong she left for Toronto to nn irrldar last. Hie illness at :first
take in the Millinery openings.,
Rev, Dr. Fletcher of the Thames
Road occupied the pulpit in James
St. nlethodist church on Sunday last.
appeared to be a light cold, but, un-
fortunately it developed into -pneum-
onia and notwithstanding the best
ttnedical Skill and nursing paissedl
away as above stated. Ile leavee a
preaching a very acceptable sermon
preach. wife and son to mourn his loss.-- it -
Road. Grace Piper of town ond left here!
about 25 years ago, working in Sea -
forth for some tinie. Mrs. Piper and
'Mr. John Piper attended the funeral
in Mitchell.
FEY. FFERSON APPRECIATED
vine and formerly of Crediton hadi
a pleasant surprise on the moilning
following his Quarterly Official:Board' DIES IN DETROIT
Meeting. His people sent him a cheque
expression . of our appreciation of
yourself and. esteemed earmlye, sult of a street car accident. The
deceased who tvaS about 63 years 'of
EXETER OLD 0,0Y
HOOPER, THE EGG DEALER/
Exeter and surrounding. distric t
maintains its high stendard for tbe
prodoctioa of eggs. ,M4 C. F. ,Roopen
the new -laid egg dealer, brother of
31r. J.,CF. Hooper. St. Marys, secured
age Spent his boyhood days in Exeter
and was well known by many Exeter
people. He married Elizabeth. elde4
daughter of the late Wm. Windsor,
of MeGilleray. and spent the firet
years of his married life in Woodham
later the removed with his family to
Detro.t where he engaged in making
bix !Prizes oUrof• La 130''''sible' eight, in- automobile bodies. In relignon he was
, many -floral. tributes ishowe the highl
MISSION CIRCLE -TEA. .. - - his sorrowing \vine he 'eaves to Marrie
day' Feb. 26th. Tea from' 6 to 8. prow
remains weke laid to rest in Greed
gramme-- after. Admission 25, 15. and Lawn cemetery.
New Tailored
Suits and
Coats
PERRY F. nourpE Licensed .ei.n
tioneer. Sales conducted in any I
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be PromPtlY
tended to. 'Phone 116, Kirkton, 414-.
dress Kirifton
FOB GALE—Skating rink and 3rov-
inn Picture Theatre in Eonteto. Good
lausint-ss being done, better than' any
Of first intereet, when the eooldaye
otee. The styles are varied to meet
to Zif.tereLc tastes. Coate are long.
skiris are also lonoer,
Our new goods are here, Good range
ctoose trout
MADE TO YOUR MEASURV
S e Our New Coatings for
Ladies, Prices ranging
from $17,o0 Up
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Previous -period for same length- of
owe Good reasons for sselling,
be „Sold separafe together. Wne
Lea vitt, Proprietor,
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FEED CU'TTERS—We have in stack
2 haird noWer feed cutters, and two
engine ,Power feed or ensilage cut teas
need a feed cotter.
interest for its eelunins anti ie(gla
et it by phone, mail or dropped iri
the office..
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F. BEAV
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polls in the recent election to fill
the 'vacancies in th.t Tildtittlph town.:
ship council:— ,
soinditleion
Thompson 42 43 46 44 02 237
MeFalis -17 n3 15 52 112 279
Wallis 23 41 18 64 85 231
Hodgins 60 55 -12 "22 87 279
los-elect, Richard litedgins.
COT rAGE FOR SALE.—
eenient Cottage for sale, or ent.
Aptly to G. J. Bow, Exeter.
400 Tons of Fine, Lend and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades S5.50 Per
ton; 500. per bag.—Exeter Salt Works
Co., Ltd.. S. Sutton, Manager,
NOTICE—Owing to the present eon -
i ions toe find it necessary to place
our businest on a strictly cash basis
and desire that the publig kinde
ly Lake notice and governAhemselvesi
accordingly. -3. Diemen and Son.
ENSILAGE FOR SALE
The silo .at the Canning factory
is open and ensilage for nate at $3.00
per ton. Purchaser paying for weigh-
ing on R.E0x.etSeerldvona'nsnsingcales4co.,
A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE
',Being Lot 16 and N half of Lot
17 North Thames Road, consisting of
150 -acres._ 5 acres bush, 50 acreS .in
grass, and 50 ploughed. Up doedate
brielr dwelling, kitchen and woodshed
Large up -td -date bank barns, every
convenience,Silo, never failing supply
water in buildings from windmill, 1-2
miles from school, 1 & 1-2 mils. from
Method is t and Presby terian churc hes.
5 1-2 miles from town of Exeter,
rural mail and telphone., This has al-
ways been conceded to be the -basil
farm in Usborne. Easy tennis for pay-
ment for quick sale. For terms and
particulars apply to Thomas Cameron
real estate agent,' R. R. No. 1 Kirk -
line Exeter. t
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PliONE
Stock Taking
Shows us that we are over stocked and in order
tO reduce we are offering some splendid bargains
!u the following lines
Ready- Made Cloihing
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s we go to 'press we learn of ?the',
death of Mrs.. A. A. Turner of Ceti--
tralia. which occurred TuesdCy even-
ing, The' derease•4 ,nne 27 years and
8 'months old. Mr. Turneglo the, Te
will be
MINISTER
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