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fight Early we have
of MO
Phone 16
attractive
Pinch®
The very l ewest is
We have; them is
brown mid brown and
dry to uia.
ttlahip for Q ,,s is the Pinch-
eatate;u allots of :dark
reyy tweeds, Co> e in Boys and
g Shoes
the forks, of the
hay%
t iib rtz ore:
,f.
Thee we
oys and Gir
leather goods is
c`t big assortni
r it °lots c£'
o high, this
of Outing
ue and blue.
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5
•o inion sheet
rs' St,an lard
new ones
wwnal 1ve_ 4
y Iv;Ag, c,tat,s sk
li 1
rt
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4.
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siz
#C,kz°na t nrdora,
echo
tT,w,R CO A`1
c forllft
ra4
D SI�R1 Do
Of exceptionwl v;
stzr bopte, COntb spr
't few left
;and t2,25
tl 4=CO
old l rice
This; is au
tort,.,able ov;ford
who war.` *hoz
aaado, on ca vivid.,,
`Halt".,
SLIPPERS
k> slcote-
,st ww'omon
orforts. It Is
st, Spzeiul da,r
WOElia PAP
1%ot will halo
to
otter noel
w501",, ablc°
Qst*' plie,QO o,i w'
(war $t yoga,
rti
for i.
f:ri�l, 'wv.
a'
Th. it ala of
or raft&1 is stot
S , IeLtl:tl
ciao , ?a r yard
7AP_k N
ir^W
laaft;°s:a ssiat of
obi.' for is yclritia
coveted al li
!"#Ta
Market Report --Tine following; is.
the , report of the Exeter maritet
corrected up to May 2nd.,
Wheat 2.50,
Barley 1 00.
Oats 80e
Peas 2,0,0 :per bu
ataii >l}y��Qur 6.50
'P ogfOlae dour
kn :s�Q a for ��,
krix,04 to 4a,bu.
ar &et pulp 38 00. per
Eter 38e.
atnery t tttez,'
!#€o,to s. f.
iw*d Apples0Q6c„
agi 15.5V:
apse syrup 4.50 to aa, a gas
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LOCAL
44*Quell
l])S( lMER &tLL]
ilZ'r Nl°
d
4enCu
t play
y• I<
otfl l7
i
y
peal`
d
The
re
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ha,xe a small quantity et€c
tea'
et at the old price. It .will
not last bong.
Oar canned peas, corn, Tom-
o.toes;; and bans= are of the best'
brands. z R `.
TRY OUR 2 VANS FOR 25tt
PINE SALMON
Wei have a splendid Quay oft
dried apples.
Spring time is seed time,
het your garden seeds from us
th
r
scptak
Sal
�4YTc°A�CCI�.
i
Mrs,
r va-itir.4
'_firs- Gr: port° h is
{ :r sisi '.`n;; in Kite
alwvc 11
Oh
?fir» t, kelby of
owl-:
gs Ittsi,ic
eaa :t wt;[1rtC47
td Mo*hdlg aft
tortoni. honi,t
eo int per,. liosr�
ww w a"1; P tai,
attcictsa v'sited l i
'loan
forget- that 1rw'e r;in
+ order at once, 3f it
or pork, fresh or cure
e have it, Also resnein.-
'our ell :neat sausages
Nene 18
0
ON
of Fo tdort< vi•s-'
oreltar W of tits
15'uod o: I pro t i
o poretat$. Mr. mead, )ars,
b l l t ooa ears t1 tat l or_tloaa1
bosittehs
Errs, W. 171,
13naring o�q,. tai
5, s.3aa or Saq,ini�n'
rc'�aa,z Bei•&ti�;n,
zr4.
;Lebo Sifter, of Lor,dor,
k -end vsiit,ng 'tars. M
Large stza, 33-
od Rtzttli;y. snit
that you 3uraa'
le kiln, E:.ttIll Q,
J.A. STEWART Phone 16
� 1 GONSII)Eit it on honor that
wwfei'have been licensed by Mr, Edison,
to sell his ktavorite invention. The
New York 'Tribun : says of this in-
vention; "Edison has snared the soul
of music." The New York Globe re-
fers to it as "The Phonograph with
a soul." The Boston !Herald says
`'1'asapossible to distinguish between
the singer's living voice and its Re -
Creation by the musical instrument
that bears the stamp of Edison's gen-
ius." Four hundred other` newspapers
i ave conceded that the wonderful
new invention Re -Creates all forms
o' music with such literal perfec-
tion that the Re-Creatiarlcannot be
distingu_'hsed from the original.
The
New Edison
!rhe Phonograph with a soul'
You have heard talking ,machines
aaood 'bad and indifferent. But you
have not heard the literal Re -Cre-
ation of music until you have heard.
the New -Edison.. # !
We extend to every muni^ lover
a cordial invitation to visit our
store. We want to give you an hour
of Re -Created music. Don't beafraid
that you will be urged to buy. We
simply want you to become ac5uaint
ed with New Edison. We. -wantyou
to become a friend to this marvel-
lous new musical" instrument.
NOTICE -Please do not osk
sell Edison Re -Creations if 'you
tend to attempt to play thertn .on,
any other .instroment, excepti
Nevao,Edison. No other ipstruniet#
bring out the , true ',ifatotkal 4.11
sato
onno
0
�< ww
Mair aisa ;ostia&,
y1
dogs vw'xtlt
it av sr aat
. rivet
ruoto s
urn
vsa:rixt.
ti; last Sturd.
lt' iut4 to s hey.:
tac<ta cs,
yd Real. r spent a few
it's plant-- other, 'sirs,
exryl.ind.
It s ywi ill hav-t to
1rno' aza€1 anew
w�#alt.
idea 1Tars' y, who hos Ire n
Torten to C"(rivers"t4, ba,5
heirs<;.
r, `1'atrrkwaall ,o, Toronto. wiW
its zl bink broclatax, i� , Turnbull o
rtlaatar dun past week.
`,Frs. ,1',. Whyte who has b‘a`n vitiit-
in t It mo'heio Mos. 7.. Wi stl'ate, rt.
£xz,rred to Stratroradt the end of the
eek;
Thi root) har ataon'h1y mooting e
the 1Patriotie Soc`ety will h* hold
the Town Hall on Monday evt'.zti11:.
hely the 7th, at 7.30.
Mr. J.;` t;r, Dow int discontinued h's
weekly auction s•a1'. lie will however.
hive ;stock at the farm for private
sale.
'lair. 3". A 'ttramtold ;and fasn'ly, of
London, rno'ored through town Sunday to visit their daughterw at
Swaffa. C
Commtanion Supper will be ci s
p°:rased in Coven church on Sunday
morning next. Preparatory service on
Friday evening at 7.45. Rev. P. Nicol',
will eonduct the services.
Ifs Lillian Huston of Dunnville
visited her parents in town this week
ytrs. VV.' M'Huston. and child of,
Ashcroft.. B. V. were also the guests
02 Mr. and Mrs. '13, E. Huston.
Mra. Rd. Mavis last week received
word that her cousin Gunnar Regin-
ald Joli;fe, Son of the late Rev. G.
W. Joliffe of Toronto had b__.en killed.
in, action.'
Scarlet Fever is reported in some
of our cities: of a virulent type and
our citizens are edv:sed to be on the:
look -out and. report any susj:ecte4
T
a
'hang 5
Up -to -Date
erg+
delivered at OCa
Agent for Payne U's i3 e
e, Green Onio
and Pineapples
to tl
r
W Aioa
and Rest.aurin
a
r
tall SAd
:a ik,d `,a"^:W
VEItTtSING RATES
lwlay adva^rtis'ng'
wn tsn axlilili,;atioar,
--Ont Lose
$1.01
Estate for sal &; 50o;
e tawlt ixa asxiton for the month of faur,
iia rtioiws';
2 -to for es,ch outvote -Vent
tnsertid'seellortenus arficles l`eta
sole, to rent, iwa.uted, lost, found, eto
each insertion. 25e. 'Local Readers,
Notices; etc., 10o per atria*, per anoer-
tion. No notices 1 0 than. 23c. Card
of Thinks 50c. Legol advertising I0ao
and as per =line. Auction sales 2.00
for one insrtioc gnd 3.00 for two
tnszrtiorn, P'rofess`onal 'cards not;ex-
wsceding one inch -,50.00 per yenr�
re
cases.
Services as follows in the <Mon. St:
Methodist ; ,chuich neat Sabbath.;
Loves Feast' and Fellowship at 10 atm,
Preaching at 11. a.m. followed by
the Sacrament of the Lord's 'Supper
At the evening services Rev. R. B
Redmond`wilt preach. Subject"What
Christ to us''. Everybody welcome.
OFFICERS ELECTED •
Th;; M'ssiort C:rcle of James St.
church held their annual election on
officers .on Monday when the -follow-.
fele were elected ;or the ensuing yna°r
Hon. Supt. Mrs. W. ' Bissett; ass't
Supt. Mrs. T. 0. Southcott; prsident
Args ',Laura Harvey; vice Pres, Mss
S`:cila .aSouthcott; roc. s<e,y. •Mass
Grace Baird.;; car. 'suety : Miss Venda
Rowwcli,ffe, treas. Miss Mildred 'Haar
pi'• ist. M ss [COrsina Part on
The society have had a success-
ful year during: which they raised
$63.65,
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT
AND CROWDED HOUSE
On Fridey evening or list week the
Hensall Dramatic a'ub presented "Thi
New Mi iter" in the Exeter,Opera
houses under .the auspices of the LSgle
iiia'
Furniture
AND
Undertaking
pE. FUNERAL
Nd� h"U1 N1TUR
IRECTOR
DEALER
MSss I
atone i?owva> ws'il hand an, two.
ion Gala tr; her household effects
ton Albert St. on Saturday. May 5th.
is.s. Daum has a splendidtot on Oaf -
t n. See advt, o
� �.oo&l con it os o
ws
LLoy- ENGLAND
"war, "ifath;>v Englund p:' Cr,edpn�
ri c iyed' otfieiaal word from Ottawa,
las& Friday stating that hs
ta54393 P€e. Lloyd E.ngiana/.
o ffieisily admitted to the Austra3
fan Mitt/tory Itoslaital "Winn -au , cat
131h. graft shot; wonri t^ff big'
0,
to=
0
n
tate 1
° of Exeter. ?
and enec
a''rington
ni t ' °i
uel CobWesdr4',
;e
and Ott
des'
,':J, button 'ager
The Times welcomes oil item at
interest for its colorant's and is glad to
get it by phone, mail or dropped into
the office.o
r lfa, ]D -Ho a from 50 to 125 Be,
i1Rdae. Ernie, Thompson, R; R.
O. 8 e$hill. Out, 3-23-3t,
FLAX LAND
0I acres of load wartted
Apply' to Joe Davis,
Ontario Flax C& e.
FOR S ALB
ave.
13, "I
and
b* Fint!#FI y -u
Exei
Maap
ton or WO,
the SaIt'' ;1DCbn
',?mired.
a:.
e
diter L'a 1'1';tlq�t� ':n'�:,
lobe very 'best fare eds, tg
A:Iaply to FRED BA'vl'
xeter. Ont. a z
0 L
The D. Braund prop r:y Main Sri
Exeter' North." eons'sting of a splerio
did 2 -storey brick dwelling kite to
and wvoadshed with is au 1"ui ground*
ixw front; large 'brink blacksmith avo
worker and Patna ,shops and toffy:'
`This property 4** a a,?ronkae tsli
lots and, flares,. wing to t
back st, less a°',n r ,,,v, on
street, deeded t11" lite ta'aw-n about
b.5,' ?�4 Vit. This a b,,au iful Taos
un '•"first clank S1id?gr a iniec7
n wte�.a -an.
fo� ;
_ 1
'r is past *e age to work
a very Iwod edorofortal illi•
ante4 :;:mit, ww'oods?xes
l and w 'i dor- Far term
ieulara apply., to 'Thos 'ti
tioneex and real estate age3Ftt
1. Eirlrtou. >. ? t
11
and
rout'
A
00
gsnre
T. 1'', LAWSON KILLED
e
ts, ,tos- ikawv%tt of €ovw<n; is
as igrd :in act'on, Ssai't.;t,
v a on of fir, T2t'a, Mwv
e. it I€ . was born ati.
r a .sad most of his 1;f4 s as
n `�ttph'n €[ltlnaalalp• LIQ: en-:
iz th , 33rd. Ir'lttal aa?i and
Fr�anc� for smut 1:42.:
i. as, Vit,
, la e$aiast.,d he ws;.5 �,wtark.ra'
is i dol I:rz '1 hos; ?It:4 h,A;,
x pf5 aa, wr@a n L ciiw
pritaae and won 111
field.
.te
100
FOR S; LW i3c:,aas;,, ,and;
lin i arst aha l: axadcl w ala
tl� o,. a Exeter, to iL*I
rtana w eight .room',. 'w o
t Iaat i t t",et�al or+
n;tli J;ratit erctaa °d, !oar
Air, J. W. Cosier was in London on
Saturday last to nett Mao. Gomez
who cavae - ua from Toronto to john`
lien lint -band who Inas succeeded 1Ir,
3, A. afOrcl1onald <as accountant of the
Bank of Commerce beam~. Mr. Cotner
has rented Mrs_ Colwill's house on
North St.
DIED IN EXETER
Mr. JamesItuan, of town, di -,d
quite suddenly on, Tuesday of this
w ick. The rare" aced` had not b;: en'
well for ~orae tine and for the past
few weeks had boon making h s home
wri h his s ster. Mrs. Wm, 13slkwill
On Monday he. Suddenly collapsed :find
pasesd'away bsrore 'ni.axli.al aid could
be summoned. He was 44 years anti
11 tt;onths of age. The funeral will
be Ladd Thursday afternoon to the
Grand Bend cemetery.
TIIE PRICE Or 1OTATOES"
Owing to the very high price of
s:;>:d io'ato:s. many who would other-
wise plant a good-sized patch of
tubars,' will not plant as many as
they would at ordinary times. Some'
hare expressed a williragniass to put
in potatoes' but are prohibited be-
cause 0:1" the price. Some :-ways and,
means should be devised to provide
sold to the man who is will•ng to
produce.
PRODUCE! pRODCCE 1 PRODUCE!
-AVe hope that .the .citizens of Exe
ter are. thoroughly aroused to the
nceassity of th" production of fed.-
stuffs. A number of advertisements
have appeared in the •Times kali"ng
the attentionofour readers to CZ
necessity ot production. Th's week
another large • advt. appears on page
five and it is 'hoped that a thorough
perusal of it will be made and back-
ed up by a resoi e that will.be put
into( jiracase.
saga; Acrp"'siromAcris,
'OASES .OR. nsroxclEaricon
Each- "Pape's Diapepiln" digests 3000
,grains food, endingoall stomach,
misery In five -minutes.
Time -it! In five minutes all stom-
aelrlhitiess will go. No indigestion.
ht:9; 4Flotioefifi, or belching of
gafg. hotalons of undigested
zillions. bloating, to,*
ittO
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111.
on
lity
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teride
13. X., Fro
,epe 14
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aR
late ra`ro!"z aa;n,it'
C?Up1
lee condo xtatsl to
'teethe moderate Orders Ie
s office will be promptly
firkton P.O.
via, ].'hone 118, Iiirttou,. •
IIr
NOTICE--'l<:ork.hire }leg a for gr
cc. The !tog 1 have at-presnt
ons Guelph farm, In views• of the.
sate, could not but be of very hilt
class, eombintn,g great shr.e. true
t} I)L' trod easy feeding qunlities.1 rias
$l.51) with priw,1:'go of returning if
necessary. Terms cash.
For Sale -Boers ready for ser,iel:
and rosve bred. Also several young
hogs > 7 weeks old.
C. llarvey,
Phone: 78 limon St, east
Complete Showing
pring
ttitings
for Ladies' and Gents.
- The dominate note of these Spring
Fashions is entirely new. Rarely be-
fore have the majority of styles
shoavn such ingenious !design with'
the general effect of simplicity. Our
stock is complete.
The showing Includes Serge, -Cher-
lots. Vacunia, Tweeds, and Worsteds
in the fashionable spring colors. and
staple shade.s
Mens' Suitings
Our stock of Mients Suitings is the
finest shown also a good range . of
spring overcoatings.
evehlTrye ggaruarmeannt.tee satisfaction with
GIVS US A CALL
N. Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs. -Opposite the Central
Hotel
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Osteopat
Chiropractic Trea
FUER, OS
Tr011ble
Cforstioaajtm
Ilay Fever
Poor Circulation
Bairn io
/Mills in back of
fzietory
opat
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Gall Bto
IP TE
ney Saved is Money
Earned
e to Us for Your Shoe
y linos of our shoez.. are priced I
ufacturb°or p4Ileaastiallgtot°siido'%: yr°011;It el n
Heavy Shoes 3
Wom lion Solo Shoes button or lace
415.00 per pair
Special in Hosiery Heavy cotton ribb d
/Tose, black, sizes 5 to
t 1 pair, sizes 71. to 10 at *20c pair.
pieces Blue arid Cheek Gingham, 38 otos
six yards for 1100
Special lines Men's 'NOV Cars 00 to 1.25
F. BEAVER
PHONE
Tailored
Clothing
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We have an excellent range
of Suitings in Blacks, Blues, •
Greys, B.owns, etc. These
are all old dyes and bought at
old prices. We are selling these
away below the buying value
of to -day. We also have a •
slendid showing of •
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READY IVIADE SUITS
OVERCOATS
RA INCOATS
EABODY'S OVERALLS
ODD TROUSERS
We have just received p
new stock of
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