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This week we have received'a cars ofre `ane
it �.,
ugar. February is considered the right time to buy.
If you want 100 lbs you had better buy now while
SOU can get delivery.
a go d Seeds Turnip Seed
mvo
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u1,.£ o3di
St
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'Yt
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it t1 r uantiiy
ar adiatn Gra',
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West.
e Boots
o 'w qtr tae,,
t ,low py ep i
=i �r`' awbl
-old wiih'
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.A. STEWART P�oiie:
POWELL'S
goes on
el offeringsto
February
It
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etea
{TEN YOUR
WITH LEMO
auty Iction for a fe'a
e tanr freckle*, 'OaItt
ti
Jule
refits t
nes*
sttrr
graver ha the lemons arta az:y
tiraY r,ttart; or tenet, counter will Supply
y tau with. three ounces of; Orchard white
for aL i'e'� int: Squeeze juice a cents. , �lij e ,the ,! f
r 4s
two fresh Ictna»s into to battle, 'GI ea last
it the orchard white end shake well.
This=alias a quarter pint of tho very
mon skin whitener and complexion
flee known, 3,1assap tins fra-
amv lottioj daily ant otto fax
c,'
surd hands and just sec how
sallowness,reaves. and.
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eand how 2mocattt r disappear tli_v,tt C r
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soft
an
d. char the akin x tP Yes!
s Irand the beautiful 'resul.e
licca you.
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BAZAAR
t''::EDISON
The Ontario Flaw d Co.
requires
300 acres and
Mill lt�r the Exeter Flaxi
land rentale..
paid when
fla. : 1s Sown
rttrsd,":?.g,r.t.
11)
TO . os.
phone 13
TER FLAN
LS,
aboursommummyommannormemmomm
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et RcpU
rt: of t. ,.:..
ed ill) to `1, rednesda
1 S heat: 2.10.
Oats 2Sa.
3ane'{.$110 io
Family flour 5.70,
iiliddtings,; $44M0
Bran $33.
Creamery. 'batter'
Dairy butter 3Se t
1 gds 50e, to 52c.
Potatoes 1.60 to L85.
Sugar
pulp ..! .
z beet . 0 perst -
tf,aa � ?� 0,41;.
Lard 34c,
I3o„a 17.75.
,20
n•
Q4ara
elf y3tjtlY�, f Marebt, 4
40e,
13t?N. eociAI,
TheTharnes Road Rea Cross"Society='
are having a boX social and entertian
uaent in the Thames ,Road:' church on
1"rOder eve 1st, cousaurncing
at eight t?' jtp _ drnission 15c. Every
body wveleo o. Proceeds in aid of Red.
Cross, work errs, W. A. `l'nrnbzrll:
Vr.siaent; Itoxia Caxan, Seoretary.,
CARD
i\ s
hart
Boa
ANTED
Turn #.
Aiso
Acreage for sante
For next Fall
G. Seldon
li
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ore anc3 �t,
vitt - 4 tis
r 3?, lfa3
Qn .�iauda`.
S (o!s rs 5lkant
—'trot ate ten dirt',
v a,ry air
4 :at arr
nxca� alpil i&t1AtR
,rec'tstly` halt e2rip.
►Sider ,5 taf. Std•talZe
«1xc iia t3o-iti.x,
t
sol
'plea
>#ilia y .t1ait' to lel* ;ingot l:;Iraan aft
mer eonfajs•t1 tp .,lake home th't•ou
for soma tw.d k,.-- Cass
abYa11 of a m s Road. Veho,e
siting her eoriain=:, airs, Joh
t' And M Telt Alex Smith, Morris
1r SZtetolard.
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tin
as
!,rat
1Ilti
�etCr l
On'my ehestt a e411<:.
In my ►tore a iirtt'
(trill pray poor Iran
r
Ncs{,Itt my,froulal
0, ye winter bree
C1
r n_ haandred and !iffy tltousniad oC
t?ts farmers of (hoar' o are to a'ecesvir`
r.al',ndurs from, the Otatztrio Depart -
It
)part at of Agriculture. 1'ponevery page
ars as s ot a'.of r C z, more %ita�a � '-s � s-
r s t.
J aQ'
o�
#inns orxcjnrn r`r, d G' that will 1
r 1 kccI> the.
.
rtrmer from forgetting some things,
Haat sarc aftean
ince
ovdrlmrker.
E
very
intcrdsnotand, :
svpsarate full-length wheat- gives the
1.armer data or the mostvoluable na-
ttare. in regard to live stock breeding
seed preparation and other import
-
t Phases of farm work.
hoe
Clearan
Watch our Store for
cials
It will pay you to make a trip down town and look over our specials exhibited.
P ted,
Every day we are adding New Lines for clearance.
See our south Window for .. Special
�Sale�� of ShoesSaturday, Fe..ruar 23rd
�' 14.E a pair -
20 per cent discount on
®vorc®wets during ear.
oar
Sale continues through February.
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t.
F THANNS,
al.cr Clark and ,aanily desire
the friends and nelailibiars
°k>nd,ness std ,sy mpath wlur-.
¢°ness and subsequent dearth;
to
husband .and father;
lar
t;. r) an dna` �i
h
�a � n
P, q
tit.
i
J � Aunt
� � : n 2rt?c
? �ie)ata c, ..+ Xa
,a w :t in Three Rets, In
ane 0 " fna#se Exet r,- Pro:, eds
wad ,S- ocieta
die s'
LAX LAND 'WANTED
Th; Ontar•ia Flax Cr. rea3,u z�;; ,500
•r s of lanai or E :et;er i tax 'lilt.
I,aed Raw as? paid when lax .>s
C?cva' Apply JOE DAVIS, te_epaoze
3. EXETER 'i LAX
SHOE 13AItGAINS
•2t;f00 worth of No.1, shoe, €o 'elea
a big redaction in price.
01, Rf3 I:LINC, llay, P E3
APPLES
ist a stuaalll can j
to aro +art„
a
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P
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*tall
a rved
v E G. BtpY+
Saturday .tt
s, d tit' olT
the nitertE'1 ,
•-4 til
r,.• imt
if Tailored to Order
WILL BE FAR MORE BECOMING
IT COSTS NO MORE
We have a large, number or
New Fall Suits and Overcoat-
ings that await your arrival
a wide assortment of tastalons,
chosen colors, soft, handsome
browns and beautiful greys or
sst
alt .shades..
OUR ASSORTMENT NT 01?
LADIES' SU!TINGS
Is the finest 5,,'e have. ever
had, The studied: exactness in
measuring and becoming des-
igning or our tailored to order
oloths, produces a completnes
of fitting and a pleasingness
of appearance -that t
a ready-
made can never hope to equal,
No lady knows how well she
can appear in a cult or coat
until she has one cut to meas-
ure. Our stock is complete,
GIVE* US A 044.14
Sheere
AND GENTS' TAI&Ol
Naim. Opposite the Gest
Rotel
xpeeted ! '
as tart;
II -N
la id,
,all.
incl, dP; s tjo — spw°
tis. r ntla;•r, 'firs : Poll 4
her husbnud over l e.
Ildt rtoar, wire
he' time of ,
e her busbaiad sh;,
as and py
T oC Granton,
. t?f lEei rtorr ija
t its and Mrs, W ,,,
4105, Mrs, Fred Cook
4" iarrt, John AreC ll yf Sd bet 1'
e�ttld d i
dI eerr:tlE
tland with
14
ogor anal
she resid-
ale, atlr, 3c-
tarvivedl by'
itstt Graig,
oBila-
Lon-
1 and
11
P
511,
:lac°d iu Exeter
las and ad-
iPFratl-!5Schoo)
aw
as
wart,
vet
aria;.
t'1rA
Ijapn o
Thos,
1a
Tucker -ear
,?ljat Dalin
{ve
0
did edµd g+ta.a,
leo Sea stec.a tud rt c 17.1 ie
alI to t ste
toile wirer tlatrtt-yt tar rutin,
Mr, 5sttat;.s 1.1111 tat tt w» ha^ Yuki
tis 5 ;ter 5trsti Dirt • 3th coat, of
Ezht za,, lreinat or:e zind as ctttrarretr
ail• s went o frrtlUoo, ter V'i'ta. Fink -
A,
of thief same as'f Irlla:; Th
ricea:paid was $5900 ,'owes'ion wit
it at hi given Tora year° ow -inn to a
ro'vioa#1
fen
Mfr, %, 11, :Musgrove, ,0..P.1 ., for
North Huron, has a been appointed
latast ;.t titer oa° t�'irr lasarst, ire is
Yasatrw# or I'iclering Township, bot
liv laronnearly aIl hia
la.o
Ott tvsi larincipal of 1i Ingham sebool
qa4 xnnrs'y!" years and took a deep,
in-
eeestianal rattle ttes
coming
Legislature.
gislature.
t t'kenha deldest r
a
rhr
Wm, itil.enhead
of
Druce
-
itld in London at
t i,c ar:a Hos-
pital
;-Iatal she has been ,for some
time, ^was a consistent ,tnenrber
of tide 1''.tesbyterian church and Sab-
bath
school lege? andwas rxincla beloved .1 e by
'
11 'tithe knew her. ,Twoo brothers are
at the front. She Was buried in
I3aird's cametery beside her mother
who died about three years ago.
The 1'arkhill churches will hold un-
ion meetings for four Sundays to con-
serve ewuel: Meetings will be held in
the Presbyterian ch:arch, in the Meth-
odist, alit" English and Baptist church
es in tern, Caretakers have had to
start heating the different churches
a about noon on Saturday ,to have them,
ready for the morning-• service, so
that the closing of the:three church-
es on elloadey and canceling all, mid-
week services for a time will save
considerable fuel.
e,
1
tea
Two years ago Mr. -and Mrs. W. Y.
Evans rno ed to London from Grantee
Mrs. Evans has -been in, Victoria Hos-'
pital since' last October and died there
on. Wednesday. In November her hus-
band was taken` ill and brought to
the hospital at which she was and
died in a couple of days; front pneu-
monia: lie was not• able after, reach-
ing the hospital to recognize his wife
who was brought to see him' from
another room. They leave threelittle
girls, Irene aged six, Verda nine, and
Beatrice eleven scars o1d
Mr. and 3I s. George Foster. of: Var-
na,the ,parents or Leola ,May Foster,
made a fruitless trip to London last
week in an effort to 'sa-vu the life of
their five-y:;ar-old, child. She'hem
stricken with . appendic t; s, - ., They
were advised to rush her toLondon
for an operation. Mr. Foster caught
the morning -Bruce train down, and'
on. arrival at London hurried- the
oil Child to St. Joseph's Hospital, and -
preparations were rushed for an op-
eration. Beton the operation_was
started the :girI expired., The :atlnr
returned on the Bruce train the same
night taking-- his little daughter's
body with hien for burialat home.
The funeral was held,to Baird s .cena,c-
tery last Thursday.
Mr. A. T Clatworthy, o Gaantonl.
44
wascalled to rldt.rton t1
by th" death o,C' :;his
Thos. Clatwvo thytw1aose"
c sa r ,o. To
of xh6 s r a, 5,
interred -in,
th 'service;
A Shore,
flda rton or
deny a lidoo
l
Tr
4Y N:ES—Op
John Maywire'
c'tiI.�4'1N•-�c.
ears.
re
a o
0
eicall
hear 4s
on or`
tQ 1300 oalyand rock
qt .,14, Con. 5, Step.
be received
20th.
So STANBURir
Barristers, Exeter
ENSILAGE FOR SALE
The silo at the Canning =Factory is
open and ensilage is offered for sale,
at $2,40 per ton. Purchaser to pay
for weighing oda 13 G, Seldon'sscales
.EXETEIR CANNING CO
ADVERTISING
RATES
Display advertising rates -- Maim
known on application.
Stray animals,—One insertion 50s;
three insertions $1.00
, Farms or Real Eatate for sale -500°,
each insertion for the month of .roar
insertions; 25o for each 'subsequent
ins r
e iron,Miscellaneous
ar
t letsf or
-nate to re
tete wanted, lost, found, obi,
each insertion, 25c. Local Reader*,
Notices, eto., 100 par line per laser,
tion,' No notices less than 25o. Card
o€ Thanks 50o, Legal advertising Ula
and 50 per line. Auction sales 2,00
Cro- one; Insertion and 2,013 for £`:v
insertions. Professional cards not ex.
ce di n
e a one a ob 46,1?0, per year,.
ol" ;II'r, , ijrdl IYIr
U,>lsoa•nc• by Re
rave•nherad, se .
oat ifo:Nevi',
y'
ud;;j.n,
1ai,1''1?11i--In « t;trahy on Td=brtaiac}
ltltla, to Mr.' trzd Mrs, John killer
a sora,
IIOSEINS--In Brantford, air poly.
lath, ,Arthur Hoskins aged 03 :near„
and ad I , months.
TiOWE-7th con., tIcGillivray, atur-
day, February 0, Charles ' Rowe,';
aged 90 years,..
KEIIOE--In Se !forth on
'
1ecresda
y
Ib wry 13th, 'William 7ehoc,
aged 57 years.
7I1 I
;S
Ll..,, n 'Clinton, on Saturday, Feb.
9th, John Wesley " Mills, aged 59
years and 7 months,
t
LARKE--In a.Cra„diton on
Sunil
ati
Feby 17th Walter alttr Cl
arpc
aged d to1
years, 11 months and 3 days.
O'NEIL-At mean on Sunday, Feb.
10th; Albzrt,O'Neil age 77 years at
the residence of his son, Melvin.
MA_RSHA.LL—.in 13lanshard' on Mon-
day, Feb. 11th, James Marshall,
aged 83 years, 4 months and, 27 days
HODGT t9,'—In Vancouver on. Feby.
14th Norman` Ilodgert son of Mr
and Mrs.. A. E. Ilodgert formerly
of Exeter.
SHOEf3OTTO:4I London, Thursday,,
Febraary 7th, William Shoebottom
formerly of Ailsa Craig, in his 76th:
year.
FOSTER—In London, on Monday, Feb.
11th, Leola May, only" daughter :of,
,_Mr. and Mrs. George Foster of Var-
na, aged 5 years and 5 months
IIS IMIE1IORIAM
In loving memory o' Lola 13., young
est daughter o J. W. Taylor, of Exe-
ter, who died Feb. `155th, 1917, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Landon, Ont,
Although a year las gone
Since, last ave saw your face,
The memory of it still holds clear,
For naught can take - its place.
'Tis only those who have last can'
tell-
The pain of parting without farewell;:
We, miss thee and mourn thee in
silence unseen,
And dwell on: the memory
Of days that have been
Fath r, mother & fanny
Under -taking
Funeral;
no 74
Director &'Embalmer
ne;
Night,cal
Have you ren
len, t0 The Tam
wed you
I10RSPS WANTED—£ want an u
!hatted number of horses in- good comm;
clition, Geldings rrom five Sears o1
and up wFecighrng Crohn. 150E Poilud*6
up. Aures .frown 4 years old up ottrill
weighing from 1300 ,pounds up, raft'
having required stuff to dispose f1i
would find a ready market by' wxfti''
1,n ` a:Lo'ca Isog
g r 1 e up on phone
83, Exeter, G. J, 1W "
Furniture
AND
.:.
d r
t
R. N. ROW
E FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FURNITURE DEALER
3 '
�x r wilt tate nccw'acy ceaf ,,se' e
or o cn3colot.on in asathe;
l�Solor Go par , :3', mztcd, 1
�r,>aaf n,a fix,
' haet irciAncing of lief Iw4aaa
VJbile 'material* coct what
he
Mazwefl Cvmt+at,i; finds, at it ixnpog
ojacd self for les# than $104x, at:} note
officid:ncy, durability, economy, ear
and; atandarcl equipment arc all prese
prexent in Max:vGlf.
On the other lu1sod, 'these being co -ore inates1
a the !1T1x1velf, alb hoax could tet ltd pzaying
tr ore money for a! txao'tor ear would. be cithier
l diger .ria a ar greater luxar7 cf furnishings,
J atlscar words, the Maxwell is built attd
tole€ ort then MIDDLE LINE of real vs lue.
finding of the Maxwell
on the lessons learned in sraza
duction ono vast teak,
We believe it to be scicutifica
«-»correct.
to ihtriEtl
Ira •hich
lreautg
they are
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W. Taman for
MADE TO ArEASURE'CLOT.EING!
E2EDY-MADE,' CLOTHING
FANCY VESTS ; ✓
ODD 'TROUSER'
HATS AND CAPS _
SWEATER COATS
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
SWELL RANGE OF NECKTIES
BRACES AND SLEEVEHOLDERS
in Fancy Boxes
GLOVES AND MITTS
UNDERWEAR -2 piece--Combinat::on
PLAIN AND FANCY SOCKS
SUSPENDERS
WALKING -STICKS
OVERCOATS—Light and Heavy
SMOCKS AND OVERALL
SCARFFS AND MUFFLERS
RAIN COATS
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