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Phone 16
TH `.. <..EX EXETER : TIMES,
Market ' Report—The fallowing
be report of the Sir-Ie.—mar
orri c tt-d: ,up to faareh 14th
'!Wheat $1,75 to'dl.80.
Parley 70 to Sbc.
Oats 55e, to 60.
Peas 2.00 per bus
Pan -013- 'Flour
tow" =rade floorx;3,00
11.'..,1t.„.2,04 Ca CM"t. floor,`;
6hclrrs $2,20 par :rwt.,
*mar b'et m'uip 30,00.Ail.
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+aow••••.eee•c4•4ar
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+; ges,,1
d
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uga of
tbiteminoldered
S
!cal
Coats P'• ar *owing f1011ite splendid
SSO I
lid•
ad Ladles Suits at $iiia
They are old d : esu
range of good Beres
to OM
New wall Papel.
See ow *entre window
Mt. We hoe eat dastalay mw. fl
wall papers. for Loll`. Betdes the
base_a tag moot new i'
:suitable 'for allnvr'fataarn intyourhome,
Nairn$ Unole'u mS'
Teva very rem styles in enters ?ttaros in this sanitary 'door ear -
and B eaa aritig strum sailer edeas in 2 $4, 4 yard widths, This to
and belts to match Very the genuine Septet* Linoleum, it
aarrratat+r K tlarar
TAO &MOO re better than other kinds.
Bring%,y
Table r -
grs,, elm t.
on top Monday,
Newell was I°.
as ,as tWs week
i dill yds of Loudon WA'
l.si
t°er t s:'eek— mild,.
intent Sinner of i,ondo.?,
$aG tk q' gird 'NV40tfatiti
a , laila0tr oaf;Norwichis visa
town.
netting 1"e ;o
tm.
tearnedisaam
ars ladou.;
Stanton,*
rday
ondvitte
11Ia wee
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keit
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The Quality
Store
We have roasts and we' have stews,
,[`"e' have tomes and beer heart's. too
W .sell meat, gats ;aoy hour,
to
age, >Ii N CS Potatoes, flour,
oran;.> ;and try them yon aril! buy
Potato s, Piolzr.
Try res, s z
e ave° !please 3^ou, tefl others,
tell us
Phone S
Ur. Geo,
`-Red with
51r. Ory:lie Martin tit
isit+atl Mr, and M; $..T, env
Nisi Stronil' 'or Toros
nest of Mr. and Mri.
,
axathy,
fir. lad Mrs, it Seeders and a>h>rt
Tomato.. Ki a visiting with,'
axe+,
Rowlett INIalasle rtaturned tes t
ting viatting in Sr,. T1 aa' reedit
110 Soldiwrrs, Aid +i+u*awtr bare eboi.
f.,dei: and aro baring x contest ita
aitlirlg stash
yrtte Redo:el1 of ;it`sa Craig
her Aster 'Mise* Alice in town
the weelt-end,
rid Mrs. +1, "E. Grant and tart
iVilltuaan are visiting with: Mr.
: eZ n Sbeere,
'Mrs,'Luther' Petrlrsle visit.
eta IIIa*, and Mrs, P'. Duxdle in t
a adatari g
the past week.
C LE-lx►e;abater, 120 eggs,'
rc°zaraa rrlaxr:ator. both in go+aci.
ioma. rz. , D. 1 estle, Exeter.
Kw'
la
ER & SON
d" tablesyrup per lh. c
rand'
pati and 'take holm some "Crow
1,s cheaper to buy it this way.
STEWART Phone
Mr. $3. E, Robinson, Is in Strat-
ford this wvaxa4 air t idekgate attend -
ng the'Oran d Image of the Orange'
2der,
trwn. Amos, and sister, tis. Van.
hat, returned Zest Saturday, alter
omnanyi%ag the remains o" 51 ,
T. Tilley to Toronto
Sales corndtir
Terms moderate
s office will be prom
to, 'Phone 110, Birgit
lairkton P.O.
LE—Skating • rink end.
,. Theatre an Exeter
being done, 'Bettor thax
period for sane ,Iengt'
otrd reasons for selling, "'wV'i l
d separate azr together, S'G"m.'
t. Proprietor.
FOR SALE --Al SS12.00 steel range
sed very little, ,practically* as good!
new. Will sell Lor 525.00. iippiy"
the Tithes ,office,
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per
ton; 50o. per bag. -Exeter Salt Narks
Vo., Ltd., J. Sutton. Manager.
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 4otc
brick dwelling, kitchen and woodshed
Large up-to-date 'bank barns, every,
convenience silo, never failing supply
water in buildings from windmill, ; 1-2
miles from school, 1 & 1-2 mals. from
,.
Rethodis,, and Presbyterian churches,
5 1-2 miles from town of Exeter,
rural mail
and telphone. This has al-
ways
l-
va s been conceded to he
best/
farm in Usborne. Easy terms for pay-
ment for quick sale. For terms and
particulars apply to Thomas Cameron
real estate agent, R. R.: No, Kirk -
ton.
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P. 0., Ont.,orphone nd an
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line.
Exeter G i
10 CENT i°CASC;TS",
IF BILIOUS OR COSTIITE
'Sluggish
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and bowels --`they
work while you sleep.
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigett
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
aches come from a torpid liver and
dogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
likearba
'
g e in a swill barrel. g e . TJaat s
the first
stepto untold ' misery—Indi-
gestion,
o misery indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow,.
skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
to -night will give your constipated
bowels e a thorough cleansing" and
straighten you out by morning.oThey;
work while you sleep—a 10 -cent, ,box
from your druggist will keepyou'feel
. ; . ,
ing „` good for Months.
FOR COAL --On aaad,: after
our business "viii be. *;tan ria
r cash bails. Alt accounts will
ue ion May lst and we !expect
settled by that date. --Georgy i
Exeter,
Logia 'Circle" intend .hotd'ing
bei ainraµni, bazaar and enterta!a-
the afternoon .an+T evening
it
Morel). the 30th.
A d.:IteDonald ,lett !nest week
her parents in St. Thomas:
lust of ahi:cago, 'who'was vic-
rs. SI:cDanw^ald hfui returned
A MUSICAL EDUCATION
May be had by applying to Wm.
Clark, Organist and Choirmaster of
James; St. churchand represcnatavo:of
London (England) College of Music
Apply for terms etc,, and,prepare for
June examinations. Terms moderate,
All subjects taught. Primary grade.
to M
Bac. taught. Just a few
• usa.
vacancies.
ePRI G" MILLINERY OPENINGS
On and after 3farch '23rd and 24th
'Showing all the latest styles of the
Season, se •, n Allin
and around Exeter are
a
cordially invited to call.
A. McDON ALD
MILLINERY, R-, ER
I L N Y
I
li L
You are invited to our 'spring 1-
p C mil
irery openings on FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, MARCH I RC.H. 23rd & 24th.
Having purchased our spring stock
lat a bargain t ar a
i we are in a 'tion
g position
'to give our customers the latest
Lstyles at reasonable prices.
E. CURLSS
Furniture
QAD
Undertaking
R
THE FCiNEBAL DIRECTOR
AND'FITRNITURE; DEALER
SOW
The Tries would be pleased to receive
a. triittarnce from all .F.. a sobscribe
rs whose
scri ti
l
SU on h
p
has
no
Irs. C, S. Spackman and two ch'Id-
xc n who have been visiting in and,
garound town for the past few weeka
rrtnrned to their home in Guelph,
on Tuesday.
The Main St. Elaworih Leaguef have
deeded to give ci character sketch
entertainment entitled "The !(lints- 1
t,•r's /Bride" on April the 4th. Dont
forget the date.
Mrs. Jelin Evans, Mr, C 13rima. oo .•
baa nand Mr. C. Shute of Londonand
Mrs, Elli=on of St,; Thomas, 'attend-
ed the funeral of the;late "43 m. Hard-
ing on Saturday last.
"Messrs. Fletcher and Welsh of,Exo-
ter, Ont.. who recently brought two
carloads of horses here, have discos
ed of the animals and left this, week
taking with thhsm two carloads, of seed
oats.—TheOutlook, —Th Sask.
,
'Miss Lulu Flastangs who has, been
attending business college in London
returned home Saturday evening.
Mist Hastings has accepted a position
ontheCanadian Bank
the staff of a
c
of Commercer,n d common ett he r
duties on Monday.
"The Country Doctor" a play Tutt
on by the Flurondale Patriotic Lea-
gue will be held in the Dome Theatre,
•
on 'Friday March the16
th at 8 p.m
The rproceed:s to go to the Exeter
Patriotic League. °Admisls'on 25c, Ev-
erybody come and bring some one e!iae
to have a good laugh,
We are in receipt of two patriotic
songs -`The Call" and "The Girl from
Eluron" composed by Pte. Thos„ Prit-
chard, of Goderich, one of the orig-
inal. `Princess Pat's" who (has re-
turned from the trenches. ',The songs
are
well ll )composed and
are
becom
ng
quite popular. They are /for sale at
8 Martin's
music 'store.
Rev: 3. W. !Baird, has been indis-
posed ' (during the past week. and on
.sabbath last the services In James
St. Methodist church were conducted
by Rev. J. F. Knight, of Hensall,
In the evening 'Iilr:'•Knight delivered,
a special temperance sermon and 'a
collection in aid orf"the Huron County
Temperance Association was taken up.
Solap uantity
of
SEED OATS
AND E
tor,'
R. G.
AON
e
District e,
Johan Kelly a faaruler of Morris.
fell on the icy
collar bone,
Mrs. Th„Omas Carr. of I3rucefield:
has knitted .over 200 na:irs, of socks;
or the „soldiers and is still hard at
d broke
wore,
After :a short ill/ e s of a>neun1oxiia..
Heb eta Jones, wido,v of the lair, Jobst
Pinning of Clinton, died en Tia#:Sday
of fast week,
Mr, ltogh •'tci ae;gltlina ori Cromarty
who a short time ago sold 'his farxa
to 3i•, G, lIogarth, is+unoving his fanix-,
i y to happ n, where he .has purehasa-
ed a farm,
On Satin -day march 3rd, Arad'eww"
I raneiS Eugene, infant son of '1\ir,:
and Mrs- Joseph O I'oarke, on 6, Mc
E"illop, passed away after an illness
of some -duration..
A ,»„til ktaowvn res ideate; of Gras ixx<
tits person of :latch I rauterr, died
at his hone in Ethel from a stoke of
paralysis. He is sins•,-ived by his, wife;
ansa an adult fanilyo o
J s Afex Jamieson, of the 'Huron
Road TTeeskerstmith, has disposed of-
her fine 100 acre ifiir_rt to r. •Thos.
Glazi .r. of Roil t Tcwvanship, who wci`I.
take aanni&'diite possession.
There died in God,rich township
r<e0:"ntd- an_ old resident .in, the Ir r.oazr
of i)eary - Ostrander, -widow of the
1'a&v
gJ',,bn t`on,iloa2 'it. is Kira'` a:,:ae1i cisi
th1 reat; gage oi3 o I vc<ar and 5 slnoni;la it
\w „un'i't Earl Pa'r.st. e;.1(1:„, -,,t. sou oO
and ',Mrs- C W. Paagiut, of 'Gaon' '.y-
atiorw "'T:o. rtoasnt€,1do froenw3nnertilwy o`aft Sh, aeoangteiltpfdi#d
f
vs, The deceased ab survived by ~a
Frito sand QUO 4a11gbtr)r,
»fir. Wm. loft: of Mitchell is.'the
tiwsrnarr Kit ae stew tla U gs , bi is B to
dale, Tobe calf.7n •'sed t wvo
>at .heal 'being tir•sa s y:
anoaath iniad ;nese Bart asap ona
ae l e "k oil tits bod av,i. s rA?cte t
u
eft. TJae ,1. Uh anioaat+dteda.lu)r. t
titer" 'tairCtb.
store said stook of 31'r. R. 3r,
1elaaal,_ V Mit ors, W411 recently tot-
e Aroyed by the, Mira ;+iclaol
stork of goneral dry geed .
aacx, oto., amounting to SIRS1Q41
9, JOU
insurance. Ur, Nichol con -
general store at `illo,lcv
Vie have on h4`
good stock of Br
wshb:oards,
rushes , Soaps.
HONORED WITH R. 11. 0,'
Miss Johnston, a nurse who went
overseas with the first, contingent,
and who while on leave last'sumaner,
was the guest of Mrs. (Dr.) McGilli-
cuddy; ;Yeas been given.the honor of
F. R. C. _Miss Johnston is on duty
(at Moore Barracks Hospital
t
a
1, Shorncliffe
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r
"1
,
o f t ,
•-,. QWr ;,,..t.n.::,a,
r;„
al
dwited into t -ho
Choice stook of Groceries
Bali
and take borne same 'let-
tuce and green onions
Prompt delivery
.Phone 56
ilson's Grocery
S, 0. Dow "wisl! hold his weekly 'a,'u'o-
tion sale on Saturday .March 17th.
See 'add. on page five.
RETUBNEI) TO WEST
firs. 03r.1 Lind ..y and little son,
left last; Saturday for their .home,'
in Yorkton, Sask., after visiting for
several weeks at the home of Mr.
Dow. Airs, Lind!;ay wad joined nth Tor-
onto by her sifter,, Mrs. (Capt:)
itt. who will accompany her to the,
west en a visit. Capt,: Hewitt, who
spent i everai months in town recut,-
orating
ecuarorating ^from an operation, left last
wr
r
,
cele for ov s
ersteto teeters to his
duties with 'the Toronto University
1.fedical (Corps. ' r w
DIED IN LOND02
Mr. Fred Dearing died in London'
on Tuesday of last week; following, an
illness Of a fewa .
d, vq ofP nenmoniti
The funeral ne 1 teas held on
Friday to
the cemetery north of Dashwood.T,lre.
deceased was in his 32nd year. lc,
was born in Stephen Township and
learned the trade of baker in ,town!
andfor
several years conducted a•
bakery business inDashwood. He is
survived by has widow whose maiden
name was 3fiss •T. Stire and four
small children 3 boyts and one girl,
Four brother and five aifsterts also
surviveJohn
a S ',
,
of e tier Abe of
'IP ,
Grand Bend Henry of Alberta and
Walter of London; Mrs. Hy. Smith of
London, 1wfrs Win. Rhode- of British
Cblumbaa ; Mrs. A. Hellemoure of Man
itoba; Mrs. Arthur Davis -of town;
and Mrs. Chester Stanlake of Alta,
ASSIZES (AT GODE'RICII
Two civil' easels are on the docket
for the sittings
o the u e C a^
8 S pr .me ou
,ot Ontario being held in-Goderich this
week,
week One 'of these i(: an action goy
Thos. Berry, the
well-knownn boil
man of 'I a'
'Hensoall, against A. T. Cooper
of:C °
1r,nton.r for:1'la 'The
i moi. plaintiff
claims $5000 damages. The alleged lib-
el consists of statements publihsed in
The London Free Presse and Ibe Lan-
don 'Advertiser of Augnlst 29th, ;,1916
which are said to !haver been furnilsh
ed these papers by the defendent
and 'which ;'were to the effect thfat
the plaintiff was the proprietor of
a "blind pig."
The other civil case is from Wing-
ham Breckenbridge, v. BreCken-
ridge, et al., over the construction
of a will, to the tried without jury.
There is one 'criminal case that. of
Ferdinand Desjardine. of Stephen
Township charged ravith culpable hom-
icide in 'connection with -
the death
a h
of
his wife.
Mr. H. G.
Tucker, it .r of Owen Sound
Crown prosecutor' f4he ls f, ',„.filar ,w{,I✓lr- }wa L ug
the
ot `Day
aado%
DOi N
Sas d
lane,
"1VOLPE—Tu Orv^diton on Aiac h 1#tla
to
E. and'..Mrs. xliia xt Naito a
even.
LIPP T ,+1t Taira. on ;hutch ti. It
to Orr. and.'i'r . David LLrppert. :t
fan.
II VIV OD—in rebuilt.. on Morr.li
12th to 1I';r»- and Mrs. 'rictor nay-
wrod, a son.
spewA r -iia (Mom, on Merril 14
to Mr. and Mrs. Zahn Stewart, as
4aaaghter,
#,CTI.!'ER In twat, on 'Tuesday Mar.
Mb, to 1.Ir. unit Iris. !liutlex,
a daughter,
tilt 1L17 At>4Ia—Ira "lliddulph on Mareh
8th. to Mr. and Mrs. Percy.rnai-
tage .,a son.
MARRIED
'i'fxURSDAY. MARCH 15th'; iw17
CORN oTRC {
Iu lv A
h • y
Thna Exner Caaaai ng and Pres, Co:,"
is now ready 'to contract Stith far-
ants for `-rowing corn for the seas -
son of 1917. Apply at the '' factory.
Exeter Canning 84, Pres., Co., Ltd
NOTICE—on and after April ; +,
we have decided.'„, ;+aura to sirio P w:
lv
,cash coal busins- All'; oldk ciq;i:
ing accounts will bodue, on,,'r`li`ay,tlil
Our patrons will kindly- take noteandl
govern themselves .ccortang
ly,--II, 'I.'.;
Rowe.,
l (IIP
SALE—A —A splendid brick house' ' T.ac „Times sse/collies all itenii tt
on .Main St, modern coszve.i fences, 2 interest for its eolumns and is glad to
dots of /and good barn, gar.cge and get it by phone /nail or dropped into
MAT1lER D H "'(E' `— In Mehl!- 1
xray on Feb, 28th when Miss Mary
Elisabeth, elde..t daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, ])iuncey was united
3n enarri;agr to Mr. Walter Wilfred
Slathers, by 'Rev, C. W. d3:akei•, :B. D.
AIf'ISTRONG-W:EIEATLEY—In Sea -
forth, on Starch 7th, Margaret„
only daughter of the ;late William
Wheatley and firs. Wheatley of
town to Rainey Armstrong; otiRosc.
town, Sask.
LIED
HO AHE -In Clinton, on March the 611i
George Hoare, aged 70 years..
HAIRDING—In
ears.-
HAIRDING—Iu Exeter on March 8th.
William (larding, aged 83 years 0
months.
nt s.
n
DAV
I —
S In I'u1'r
a n Feb1 to on 28th,
Barnabas Davis. aged 91 years and
3 months and 12 day! .,
PINNING—In Clinton. on Starch •6th,
Rebecca Jones, widow
of the he 1
at
John Pinning, aged
54 4 s -ears
and.
10 months.
PARKINSON -At her late residenceJ
761 Colbourne St. London, on March
7th, firs. Jennie Parkinson,' relict
of thelat
i,.
c James Parkinson. Fun-
eral on Friday at 2.30(p.m.
Huron, Weather
Insurance Mutual
Company
J
Protect your property
against inst
dam-
age by storm or cyclone by a poticy,
ina
good live Farmers' Mutual Com-
pany.
Our rates are very low—only: $2,00:
per thousand per annum.
Wea all losses of ,$l 00 and rid over,
from this date 'forward. Preisent' pol
icyholders note this announcement.
li'or full particulars see or `aphono
any of the following agents;`
S. Hardy, General Agent, Exeter
R. G. Jarmuth, sub agent, Bornholm,
N. Ogden, 'Sub -agent, Centralia
hl, II. Rill, Sub -agent, Auburn
or write the Secretary
Chas. Monteith. Ion i
to 1? R. No. 1. Woodham
Note the change of Secretary.
Y
a it,: Iii
James Scott, Pres,, Cromarty
laced -house; 'good garden and plenty' the office., t; r
of fruit; xlever-£aiiin well of good
water. For terms apply at the 'house
John Ho Scott, Proprietor,
s
New Tailored
Suits _and
Coats
END STOIVIACIT TROUBL
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA!
+Tape's Diapepsin' make:6 South
Gassy Stoanao astarer feel fine.
in five minutes.
If what you lust ate is souring' WE
your stomach or lies like a lump ot.
lead, refusing to digest, oe you beleid
' 5
coAnPe.firTsite instteyrlesest,awrehevnarithed eool4aye Hfgoeaoasdr.taounrrd nh, aefvrueulclntaaetsfs' lnsonaugrs,oc
adbIiazidzgfetnsaetetsde
to meet in anouth and stomachdieadaehe, yotr,
the di€ferez t tastes, ;;Coats aro Long; cava ;et blessed relief is Sive emit ute9'
er, skiists ere also longer, Put an end to stomach trouble forever
b r t€ing a large fifty -cent case of
n apz:'s r iapepsin €roan•" any drug storey
Valu , ealize in five anigi es how need-.
l ess it is to suffer from indigestion',
asia or any. stomach disorder,
e quickest, surest stomach .eac.
the world. ?tis' worale llf:I
Our new goods are tore, Coed ran
etoose from, i' a 4
MADE TO WW1, , l^tl'AAta Rl U
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4R w
e Our New Coatings for
Ladies, Prices ranging
from $17.00 Up
1Yo
ver Donau
A
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adrn.
CALL
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Vii" TAILOR
Th Best Newspaper.
Value
3r estern Ontario
..The,.
London Advertiser
All Mail Editions $3.00' per
Year
THE E T :
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Boots and Shoes
lnr spring styles are arriving and being
placed into stock.
Prices are somewhat higher but early buying helped us
secure some extra good values, We will be Teased to show
you the goods and demonstrate their merits.
MadeMeasure to esu a quit
Our spring samples are here and we are awaiting the m.
opportunity of showing you the many patternst The fit axis
finish are guaranteed,
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