The Exeter Times, 1918-5-9, Page 8ne 16
Am
STEWART
Phone 16
a
Room
Rugs a aving Prices
Any' ;ot the :fogs we areofferilig are i•orth dollars- :more and,
a short -ciane it will be impossible to replace them at any priee. ll:
re ;showing a big range of beautiful Bugs in all' gazes, 3\'e want. Ra
o see them,
Ja anese
Bedroot
For or. nia,:xpcnsive 'floor' eov9
er n; wu know of :nothing :at`
tart, price. They- come in three
sizes. ; The prices are $3,50 a nc
$4.00
e€ footShoes
Girls
or o`s
d
Boos
ber-,sols d a ho
cheat -ter than lea
.$1,25 awl SL59
is here t% -hien
will want Hab-
it is economy
they 4a;',.. su
tber boss, $1,4V
White Canvas
Shoes
t1
.7,"'4513 an
Nets
pdi al~�
1 riei" _tinge
- rdl.
St
Er
Li (ileums
'e ark fortunate TO have
of tins good wearing`, sani,
Floor covering. The pat..
is. 'Oa are very neat. Get
Marquisette
s
Curtains
\ as r ofd otie s won't Go uli
ag In and ,v€ a can t'epi ape .41le rn
xrdrla new axed neat- patterns at
$2.00; -:52,50. ti 3.00 , 3,75 to 5.00
Cotton Jerseys for
The 1
5,2 tt..w 56e.
Sum er
der.
for D r
Boys
xillw�nn
rn now
es here
€ n3v5
d, AU
Its, tte,o poets, or e
as tela slier^&. dir Ida& K
car
anklet l,•;:n ,tea. lie
for
the a a-rnn b.eatbcr,,
7ric $1,00, and $1.50.
nsilage Corn for o dale
tl:gns<&,ti
.A. STEWART vhone ie
tri
Sao
refit'
the report
cox'rxacted u
'Wheat *2.10..
Oats 75e.
Barley 1.10 to TAO.
Fatuity flour 5,70.
Middlings $40,
Bran $34, l r
Eggs 3Gc
Dairy£ butter 40c 42c,
butter
y
Creamery '53 .
T.c7G
Potatoes 1...2
5
Sagar beet purr: $1.60 ner sack,
hard 35e.
'Togs 19.50.
ti
-'The following re
Look 4t'
ter Mat•ket {
J.
a the &tb y � well :ooh Ni
POWELL's
the ar°.ri'a-al of a: i, is ,,,-. ur-xtagezl.t? of Fancy
vont smote. Span al
at d aatlAl o s nal dna Tina a
'New arabbe xl Molle'
it e axed tin goodti*., -rave latsto arrived :
V. Ton OTIFI WlN WS FOR NEW COOES
/DA ; NIGHT SPECIAL. at our Candy Colt
The Big Variety Store
?for w
POWELL'S BAZAA2
OE 66
13031E' 0>;' THE NEW
IS0N
THE EZE'I..' x RAROAI
STORE
We can take care of your shoe needs. Our stock
complete in all lines.
Mens
heavy shoes 83.00 to 85.50 per pair.
Boy's heavy shoes 82.25 to 83.50 per'pair.
Children's School Shoes $2.00 to 83.00 per pair.
Ladies cushion sole shoes with rubber heels in button
or lace.
Astoria shoes for men.
We have a nice range of samples for Made -to -
Measure Suits which we will be pleased to show you.
F..
BEAVERS
ameastomemmonsommonft
Flax Land
rated
The Ontario Flax Land Co.
requires
X00 acresf
® Land
for the Exeter Flax Mill
Half land rental paid when
.. ..'
flax is sown
'PLY TO JOS. DAVIS,
Telephone 13
7 T4A ELAM, MILL
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick _ Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath -Candy Cathartic.
No odds .ho'w bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches,
how miserable you' 'are from constipa-
tion, indigestion, biliousness and slug-
gish bowels ---you always get relief with
Casearets. They < immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from the liver and
carry off the constipated. waste matter
and poison from. the . intestines and
bowels. A 10 -cent bog from your drug-
gist will keep your liver and, bowels
clean; stomach' sweet and head clear for
months They work,While you sleep.
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;eat Deigns or summer millinery`
well be displayed on Saturday, Ma ' In lleautifa 1 Gree, i3rowr, also t
eine s
11th .ncF4i�n �, pattern oats, razil,aza" good range of Blues. Come early and
lea ra4iad da, 1cghornas and, tagets, also I get oneof these before the old; goods
suitable white trimming; and riot-- are all -gone.
� a
elr r+,nom Qaality and price-5-raght
E. CT i-ILISS
for our shop azi
1 thea rr :vorz eonxe 0
our Spriu
SLJT
old
trap.
1, l
two leading 1•aridti
yield and freedom fro
per 'bushel and ` .1,5t(
xavelv
Lot 13,
Con,
3
Illogarth, '
Olt SALJ 1':x-
3 Empiire State
as
to quality,
n
disease; $2.00
r bag respec-
te hne -S
o e
J.
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CORRECTION',
lt the auu%rsiga cd, tvish to state
pG \v c are wholly resuons
r^ x.' "'a''' n1; caf the Soldiers'
A� d 'mine til;tlic bier announcing a
13d surf ii lits you xt the collar, dance ii? \IcD veli s all, 't'1a Sold--
!
17i ve tete. (trouser! itis Aid Sec;ea4' wa not , consulted
ria at( the Waist, The'i wi 1 :stay*7ula' <�hoaat The prreposed (lance, nor did
nzal.0 the ? when you' wear a heli, p 'they i„agree .or aathori4e 'the signing
i, ., of t..srr name,r that their
• ,' - should be eonaaecte<l
tothes -trill base ax,ddv ilalit with the aata'r
t ats mune them for fou, r any manner whatever,
t
Sig/led C. 1., \Milson,
LADIES' SUITINO� ic.iore lis -rets
Ort I+
Inst ector J. Fa, Toni,
vias u town this week_
Mrs. T. Elliott has been visiting
s artz ams„tir es in Flint, Mich.
Mr. G:o_ Srallaaeoxnhe Ws' Straatfo
wt as v siting ,n Lown, this we,ets,.
\1r
Reg, Parsons left Wednesday"i
,norm r for London to loin the cos-
Gaderach
IVL: US A aA.LIs ^
N. Sheere
LADIES A.ND_ GENTS; TAILOB
Stand tl stairs, Opposite the Ventral
Rotel
I'„ekardl. visited his moot
Grs, lade Peekard in toi,ew:a daring r:
tsc
la'
A iotaIna CCM
in Cow
ocn
off,.
son spent llater4;
with his "`t5tf? a 4111M
have
' have rar;lt: d 'ria
taaiydty, of
fait � , loos,
4,, I da.lield,
lHel;
ace arca
^nEz
1tasazn:exn's ardware will give a
-1.
Ch•,m'v„^rind l dlenitn7natrai oaa on 1Sa> ..3nicl
and Ord, Keep till* dates nit mind
fir, ' 81. Olge orad. fan nil of
forth, 'spirt .Saaialsv' with his dat,-)
4„hten, No. john Breath* libnavitle, 4
F!aalto'llrlallkpl, def ''I`oa'datl#+0. at'4aq
rotated b Istev ¥rs, 1a*7I e1ap_
stbea ' tnr a tea :Der hove Least xa *tot;
I.dw. . "dry TV/AIWA' Ma :' Unailly'.ha 'e.'
r'aaarxacd 1401140 after Attending, abe
Synod in Londono last week,
111rat;telath as and alaaa,1btor,
1104 of Beeth are visiting the
es/ brother, Mr, George Peis
• �e
leo
eat**taro nxze,,;11e,pt. fkF
rn* tbab thera =s to be a toot: Trlac
n 'sea
44a coffee* tobaceo, rnarehe'
?i a erencd a demand for &hes
net inti€ ,s, 0
'+ liL tiT sia-ye>11
turey Iu:r:rli llaanse
ronven eifl 454 Pc!di �
yazilt, to airs, T,rio#,
a;
Br.
G. P. Batalston loaf
onna aril r spending .a ak+
rtagsto attending the Dant
1 aaan,
rho 'famous 'play a***tree
Muse is Ilxuiglser, ar fine` (
Wine," to be given in Wooelh,a
rli O;' INfay night.
)Tr. Kort€loan lord, sorb
0t?Tel of float L flus Read
Motori at Flinn, 3iiela,, 1
eda "London to tram.
11r,. R. Prebble and
dl sriora, 'motored 'up on
visited- with :Mr and
rla muton and rehitives.
Miss I% Wood, o1 the :Sank of ±Giant j
snerce start is taking her lrol dlu�'s,
and ber place on the cash as braatr:
taken by `3Tr. Plaalllp5OS.
islr. and Mrs.. P. F., Dative and.:l"rulr-
ily of R1rkton and A'S Peglaar, the'�
latter 'being a sister to Rev. S,. W,i
Mu:cworthy spent Sunday iast it?
Main St, parsonage.
Cadet Jas, :Laing, or Portland, Ore-
gran,
re.g an, who is a member or the Hoye,/
Flying Corps, ,spent tete wee/et-end;
with Mr. and 3Trs: :3). Mack.
Laing is a cousin to Mr. 'Thomas
Laing of town.
e3ld•.,John.
ioini ci the
a& is cotalint
nrasily of 11•
4nndas. and
t
31r. Salol Koehler al£ Ilfay who Mari
ksi en in bed for as number of months
suffer,ng from.a very severe illness!
is .able to be around again. Ile visit -t
ed with friends in town and Clsborne,
during the -oast week.
The masons are th.s week starting:
on the 'found;atton of a nett, house
to In erected by '3Cr. S. Jory an his
farm in Stephen. The residence will
bl up-to-datc4 in every particular, Mr.
Jas. Jewell having the contract.
Messrs, W. J. Statham and Ed. `'tiV11
laswere in Seaforth on Tuesday at-
tend!ng the District Convention of the
a T.O.o.F. Mr. Well Johns has been ap-
pointed delegate to attend, the Grand
Lodge to be heid in Hamilton. in June
Pte. Ralph Batten who 'enlisted
with tho 161st Battalion and who has
been overseas about eighteen months
returned home on Thursday evening
last, Pte. 'Batten has been suffering
with asthma and was 3aot able to
stand the climate.
Spec'a1 Sunday school session at
Main St. _4Tcthodist church on Moth-
er's day, Sunday, May 12tb at 3 p.m.
consisting, of short addresses, songs
choruses. The members of the cradle
roll with their 'fathers and mothers
are part.cularly invited.
An exchange says than one trouble
sv,th'thk' world is that there are too
many people who will'riot cast their
bread upon the waters unless they
are assured that it will come back to
them in a few days a full -groan; sand-
w?,ch, alltrimmedwith ham, butter.
and in ista rd.
On one ;day last week, there were:
two* men in the mill who hadbeen
using our Standard Model Flour, and
without being asked expressed them
sieves thus. "that war flour is al-
right, w3 like the flavour batter even
than the -svhite flour and it raised
fme, just a little darker 11arvey
Pros.
,The \V if a will hold* their district
convention in Main St. Methodist'
church May 15th liesidleswomen on
the ditrict Mrs. (;Rev.) Graham and
Rev and Mrs. Johns will give address
es. Vtorn;ng session 9.40 - new time;
afternoon Session 1.40; evening :ses-
sion 7,40. Lunch will be served in
the basement. Registration (fee 25c.
Every perso welcome.
n.n
d is
3 t
dl,akiob,
alt ! two
bl ilius
l' raa:all
pasture
ure lot o
ly id? 'DOS, Russell St
Atte
F R l wlACt'lB,NgR1'
Sale
CUTTERS AN
Central 'LatL 1 `'Vallee. oh
MAY 1S, 1914 tit L."
ab 'p, the +l'o5lowing„
4r1 1 Inag gie~r, new;
r"i ell w,;
It 1l'a se liertA binder, raps.
ACBt ,'1a4rAR#.'rti. new.
i oav dbdaaca a *title aloe. new.,
`aax steel talus:. new,;
.a viiln farrow, nem
o, 1, sa w.
tv.
as' dere.iit 0:1
with, Sik, per a~C�tfl
^�
o as^aPPa
et Cita Iia
rni
ti;; it tl lin t a5a kto
per :tannin Cd( d
WM. WARD e OBIN:aO
l�rdalarietors.
l:i_l_:7TR.IC RhGULATIQN
oy aorde: drf ii'c Power C rixi-ou, r.
Sir' Kerns- Brayton, rxo wrd'pw fig ats
r ectum wisedn' ' to , t.a,., r
callifaF i47...
win wmay: he used except Satur--
a o4 v night, atter May loth, 1915, un
der pee its 'of $5000 or prison -a e.nt not
pooped inag five, .e'ars, 10r bgth x3n and
erer\" su ln. of once.
1'talaai a, a..? t es Conin i»1on:
B Hind, Ch.?.xmacs Exeter,
250 ACRE FOB CORN W TED
The Exeter Canning and
et. is prepared to contract ;ragit it
liens to aroav 2-a0 acres reunite cq
19I8Price ner ton advaneed tCa
;11,00e: Syed term costs over 35o per
lb. will he said to grunt rs for 255&}
a lb, Come early and secure, your
ldntnaent. E v, tar Canning Co.
O
Asx
SVEI1.T1SE,
'splay adrer 3sins: rale*
,n on application.
in ertion 5
F< or B 1
eraInatsseeb*rrt nosue,rrfcini cfocir3at^heooms on*trhticelets t 13tOlions; 25c each ei ltzn Esate for salo f.
o rent, wanted.. lot, found, et*.
cis inserti n, 25c, Local Readers,
Noticias, etc.,. /0-c per .line per ine.er.
tion. No notices icss than 25e. fete
of Thanks SCc Legal advertising IGr'
n5per as . A action
for one ins?rtain anLOS for t.wi1
insertions, Pt* al caard xint aslr
a
cededaaaog ateo tie
eaa;at Irk*-'tQ per Tear
Q
rep. 10
rens
Undertaking
neral Di iter4, balr
. E. Garf.
T'hoNight csatl
And Fu ur
O1'ER ;A. HOUSE BLOCK
41
OUSEI..
QL SE Qlt SALE -One of the
et desirabae residences in Exeter;
occupied; until recently by Jas. ,Wal-
ter, apply'. at AA.lf. \ratters shoe store
I£ORSBS WANTED -2 want an`un-
lii
rafted Aumbcr of horses in good ton.
ditaon. Geldings from five, 3eara old
and up weighing from 1500 pounda-
up. dares from 4 years old up and:
weighing ng from 1300
pounds ` Up. PSirdeE,.
having required stuff to ; dispose of
would find a ready market by writ,-
jag
riting me -Or ''calling up on phone No,
83, Exeter. G. 3, DOW
FOR㤠+ss-Na;'llrltck 11ouse,^ rznod-..
ern;:iq R" $taN" 'Ox, sale at a bar-
gain, Apply-: at es Office
IIS ^'4t
FLAX LAND WANTED
The Ontario Flax Co, require 309
acres of /and for Exeter' Flax
Half Land ;Rental paid, when flax is
sown. Apply JOE DAVIS te'epi one
l3, EXETER. FLAX. MILL.
Don't let your counter check
run too idw. We are agents'
Appletord Counter Ohc=:nue ES
of Ilamilton the largest eon,
this kind in Canada. You eta:
as ohcapfrom us as you Can
the firm.
Furniture
AND
r
lidert
R. .
ROWE
..�
Ill: E^RAL DIREt3t}aI
�? N1.J FVR*;1TUBE DALER -
rtrig Styles
Fn Spring Suifipgs, Overcoatings
Raincoats and Panties
' e lething
espe
GIl.'W
y at
ale to show yd u
active.
ll'o have eeetved shipments 1'+Iak
Spriig Goods in all, lies ot.
afe se's Wear old ,have some attractive
Goods to oiler at Worth -while prices,
Sed our New Spring Ilsts is all
ti latest Shades and Sb apes,-' izsin
*aril "tiafie"ila`anos,
\1`e also leave., SQrtad" exceptio
ixon'ings in Colla
Net, Sim s and 1te iu all ted, lar sx
piaci s, ...
l nal
W. ,lA .
PHONE 8i a
prices,
Don'# Wait and -Wish
work Now and -lave
When drastic regulations for the rationing
of food come into -effect (and such an
Order in Council may be made very early
next Fall) you ' will wish then, that you
had a crop ofnice vegetables ready to
take off your garden or nearby piece of
vacant land that you could have cultivated
a -�
i� you had really wanted to.
Well, all we say is-
o't wait d
If you have not yet decided to plant a vegetable garden make up your mind to
ao so now. You will not regret it. There is still lots of time. Potatoes and beans may
be planted up to June ist and these are the best substitutes for wheat and meat.
For good, practical advice upon how to lay out and cultivate a Vegetable
Varden, write for a free copy of the booklet titled ; "A Vegetable Garden for
Every Hole." This has been prepared by the Ontario Department of Agriculture for
the guidance of citizens who will respond to this call for increased production.
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Organization of Resoilaties Cont Parliament Buildings, Toronto
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Dear Sirs
Please sena ,tae a ropy of your booklet `'A Vegetable Garden
Every Horne."
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tC GAf ZATION ,OF.;^RESOURCES COMMITTEE
fin Co -Operation with Canada Food Board
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