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Thursday,' February
7tat, 191g
J. A. STE WART
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New Spring Suits
We are showing a range of beautiful Tweed Coats
for Misses & Women. We invite you to Call and see them
The materials are good and the styles right up to the
minute, Prices range from $17.50 to $35.00
New Prints and Ginghams
You will do well to get your supply of Prints &
Ginghams early, as tins season we can buy only limited
quantities. We have a range of good patterns.
Prints at per yard 25c 30c & 35c Ginghams at 25c 30c 45c
Linoleums
Canadian and Scotch Linoleums in many neat designs
We are fortunate to have these on hand, And Can quote
you old prices Bring in the size of your room and get our
prices.
Room Rugs
In all the best Selling sizes. in Tapestries, Brussels,
Velvets, Wiltons. These are old stock, and are much
superior in quality to what the new ones willl be, If you
are not ready for one for a few weeks, Make your selection
now and we will keep it for you.
Wail Papers
The new papers for 1919 are now ready :for your
inspection Beautiful designs suitable for any room in
your home is what we have to show you.
The prices range from 8c a roll to 50c
J.A. STEWART Phone 16
THE EXETER BARGAXN STORE
Shoe Clearance
Sale
Begins Saturday March 1st and continues through
the month.
This will be a genuine clearance of all odd lines
Shoes regardless of price.
We must clear out all lines where we have only a
few pairs and make room for our new stock.
Come and get prices for yourself
W. F. BEAVERS
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,Notice how the cost—and the
cash value—of the stamp ad-
vances each month until, on the
1st day/ of January, '1924, the
Dominion of Canada is pledged
`to pay $5:00 for each W S.S.
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Market Bepert--The fo11twiOg ilpY
the report or the ' xetear Mer. kart
connected up to Seebrunt'y 191#gt,
Barley 70e i l ( [
Oats 55 r
Peas $1.75• ' • 1 it I 11 E r
Family Flour $5.71
Potatoes $1.50 to $1.75.
Eggs 40c a doz.
Dairy batter 45,o to 480
Creamery 23utter 58o 1 .
Lard 32, 33o
,Bogs $17
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Don't miss the Concert in the Op-
era House, Ereeiter, an Friday evg.,
Feb 28th. Mrs. Maybelle Templinof
Kinc.t*'d:ne +'ill sing.t. Ain amusing
detente In oho act, also a comedy will
be given. Ad,missi'on 25c.; reserved
Mutts 35c: Pruni of Hall at Mr. B. W.
F. Beavers' Store.
";SPECIAL SALE" On Saturday']
March lst and following week of
Lane 'Curtains, (Caps and Scarfs ,Em_a
broideries and Laces and odd lines too
numerous to mentions A call solic-
ited. Mrs. ,:W. 1). Yeo
Mr. Alex. Stewart, of London, spent',
the week -end in town.
Mr. Phan. Milker of Sarnia, visited
in town • oveie ,weeks -end,
Miss Fanny Lowey, of London, visit-
ed at her home here over the week-
end.
Mr. Ed. Tis for is learning, the
hardware business with. ,AV, J. Bea-
man.
Mi s Jessie and Mr. ,Will Manson, of
London, spent 'the week -end at their
home here.
Mr4
Jothn Forst of Exeter North
gift Monday morning to visit ha
Detroit,
Mr. Leonard Abbott, of 'Centralia,
has taken a position at T. Nelson's
garage.
Mrs • T. J. Thompson and son, of
London, are visiting Mrs • Wm. Flet-
cher of town,
The household effects of Mrs. T.
Prior will be sold by (pu'bl:c auction on
Saturday March 8th, see gage four.
Mrs. Fred Brooks, of Detroit, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. North-
cott and Miss Mabl^ Brooks, of town.
Miss E. Sweet has been 'attending
the millinery openings in Toronto be-
fore opening her store ,in Tillson.burg.
Mrs. Fred Tem,plin of Kincardine
a neice of Dr. and Mrs. Medd of the
Main St. Parsonagee is their guest over
the week -end.
Mr. Ern. Tllarvey, of London, visit-
ed at his home here the latter (part
of the week el o spending the week-
end in London.
Rev. Geo. W. Dew,ery of Stratford
will preach in Main St ; church next
Sunday. swill speak in the inter-
est of the Educational ,Fund.
About thirty from town motored
to Seafort'h on Friday to see the Sea -
forth -London hockey game The score
was 7 to 4 in favor of Seaforth,
Misses Lilian and Winifred !Hus-
ton left last week for Toronto to
attend the •millinery openings ,before
leaving for Dunville for the 'season.
Miss Fern S'hortt. of London. spent'
Sunday with her parents in town.
Miss Kathleen Inwood, of .London,
visited Miss Sanders during the week.
Dlisa ICurliss has returned to town
after attending the millinery open-
ings in Toronto and Inas started: to
work on the new spring hats for
ladies. • / l i •
Mr. Wilbur .Martin- suffered ea sev-
ere attack of acute indigestion on
Monday. He was confined •to , his
home for a couple of days in con-
sequence but is again able 'to be
out.
Lieut. Ern. Rivers who has been
visiting 'his :parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
Rivers, left last week on his return
trip 'to Vancouver, B.C. His sister
Mrs. D. Ross and •,children of Sarnia
have also returned to 't,, ;eir home
after'visit:ng Mr., and ,Mrs. Rivers.
Mrs. W. S. Thompson Aand sister,.
Mi s Lill:an L'oyle, of .London, visited,
friends in town tih:s ,week. Miss
Doyle returned to London en Tues-
day and 'on. Tuesday evening Miss
Kathleen Stewart entertained a few
friends in honor of Mrs. Thompson.
The third Division of the /Canadian
army are expected to sail from Eng -
lend in the course of a few days.
Most of the boys ,from this district
who are at (present overseas and who
have been to France are with the
third •div:sion.
Sergt. Lloyd Rivers end. Pte. IR.
r.arla ,Soutlhcott left Wednesday for
London where they expect to get their.
discharge their furlough having ex-
pired. ,Sergt Rivers (has been with
the (Canadian forces a little over three
years while Pte Southcott enlisted 3
years ago the first of March.
Miss Della Oke who has been in
London a couple of (weeks owing
to 'the illness of her aunt Miss Lizzie
Frayne, returned home on ,Tuesday
Miss Frayne who has been ill s'.nce
before Christmas is lm.lproving and
was able to take a short walk out on
Monday dor the first time th:s year.
year.
CENTRALIA
,Just :arriv, d last word ,in Ladies'
and Girls' alltdd,,en, Little c dresses
and Summer Undarwe,ar Stockings,
,etc. At i,a.irlhnllFs.
STOP THAT DRAUGHT
Mr. G. Green for the past year has
been installing Metal Weather Strip
in inborn., Township. All orders land,
irtquir'ea will be attended to by
J. W. Hern Exeter. This Weather
Strip is cheaper and far superior to
storm sashand storm doors, es it
keeps out draught more strictly, and
once installed is always in place.
Saves more than it costs in fuel and
is installed by the undersigned. En-
sures an even temperature and does-
n't limit ventilation in any way, ---G.
Green Woodstock.
Phone Your orders to
C. L. Wilson's for
Redpaths
Granulated Sugar
Put up in 10, 20 and
100 lb bags
Phone 56
Undertaking
Funeral Director. & Embalmer
M. F. Gardiner
Phone 74T Niga►t ca'/1 811
And Furniture
OP ERA HOUSE BLOCK
S. S. ANNIVERSARY
.Anniversary services in connection
with James Street Sunday ,School will
be 'held next Sabbath: ''Rev, IJ. E.
Holmes. President of d (Conference,
will be the. speaker £on:the day. Spec-
ial music. A \mass meeting will be
held in 'the 'afternoon when diplomas
and seals 'will be,aivarded the scholars
wino were (present each Sunday dur-
ing the year.
Flax Land
Wanted
400 acres for ,Growing ,Flax. Apply
to. •
ONTARIO FLAX iCO.
Jos Davis, E;ter N.
Plhone 1,3 R 12
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
At a meeting of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Exeter Branch o: the
United Farmers' :Association it was
decided to call a mass meeting of
the farmers and those interested in
the United Farmers' Movement to
be held in the Town Hall, Exeter, on
February 08th, 1919, at 1.30 p.m. to
discuss the advisability of selecting
United Farmer Candidates for the
Federal and Provincial Legislatures at
the next elections. Do not fail to
attend.
J. N. RATCLIFFE
Secy. of Exec. Committee
NOTLCE TO AUTOISTS
We pay castle for old 'auto tires no
matter thaw badly 'worn. Tires ,and:
auto accessories of all kinds carried in
stock. Leave your tires' for ,vulcan-
izing or double tre.ading..W. J. BEER.
Lost—Between the Exeter' station
and Mrs.* ..Wm.' Fletdler's a !pair of
,eye -,glasses in case. Finder rewarded
by leaving same at Mrs Fletcher's or
Times Office
WALL PAPERS
Beautiful new 'designs • in Tar'tlesiry
Papers for living -rooms • and halls
also neat 10hintz patterns ifor,.bed-
rooms. Prices moderate.
Jones ,& May
Corn Contract
The Exeter Canning Company r.,
ready to coat/Oct with farmers to
grow Cornfor cairn"nigh. $10.00 per
ton x'/;11 be, paled same as last year:
Seed coni of the finest quality at re-
duced price, 15c. ,per lb., to growers
on. contract.
27th -4t. Exeter' Canning Co. ,
Liberals Attention
A. meeting of the Liberals of Exeter
will be ,held in the Town Hall on
Monday, 'March 3r4 at 8 p,,m. for the
purpose of selecting delegates to at-
tend the convention of Liberals of
South Huron to be held In Ilensa ll
on March 5the. All interested please
attend,, Ladies cordially invited.
Chas, Harvey
Chairman
A Happy and
Prosperous
1919
is the wish of
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND IrtARNITURE DI4AJAR
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There's a NEW EDISON
William & Mary
Walnut Case
6 double Recreations
$444.20
Adam
Oak or Mahogany
6 double Recreations
$345.50
for .Every Home
It will delight your ears
to hear the
New Edison
It will delight us to give you the
opportunity. You can pay a visit to
our store without being urged to buy.
Mr. Edison's latest and greatest
' invention is the New Edison, the Phon-
ograph "with a Soul". Wont you take
us at our word, pay us a visit; we will
guarantee you a good musical treat.
Look over the different Edisons
here illustrated then come and see
them. If you are considering the pur-
chase of music in your home it will pay
you to call and talk it oyer with us,
We- sell on easy payments
Sherator
$278.20
EDISON
R %pCRIE1v ONS
Modem
$195 20
elkor
Recreations
$1.80 $2.60 to $6.50
Edisons play 4 to 5 minutes
Diamond Point
Jo Willis
Powell
Amberola No 75
12 Records
$161,80
Amberola No.
12 Records
$112,:,1
Amberola No. 30
I2 Records $72.80
Blue Amberolas
90c $1.10 $1.50
No Needles to change
EDISON -Dealer Exeter, Ontario
FOR SALE I ' I I I
,We. (have on band 10 in. Block Wood
to burn; $5.00 per load, phone 95
R. GILLIES
FOR SALE BY A.1.1=ION ,
Dir: I. Armstrong will offer for
sate at tla.a Auction Sale of Mrs„ T. G.
Creeeih on Saturday, March let, I cow,
0 year sold and 1•2 -yeas' -old heifer
both due to calve in March; six young
sows in :pig_
NOTLC(E TO PUBLIC
Dr. Henry A. Coi'saut has purchas-
ed the Veterinary practise of Drs,
Sweet &e Reid and 'have already takoc
possession, occupying the same offlee.
Valls promptly attended, night and
day. Phone 8.
CALVES 'AND HEIFERS FOR SALE
Any one desiring good Dunham
calves at $10 to $15 'or ,II&stein (hei-
fers at $3 can get them by express
to Exeter by corresconding with
FEEI) HOOPER, Salford, Ont.
Dr. A. M. Vining, V. S., begs to lra-
form"tlhe pubic that he has opened,
an office. in McDonell's barn .on John
street. Prompt attention 'paid to day
or night cal'.s. Phone 129_
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HMR STOPS FALLING
Save your flair! Get a small bottle
of Danderine right now -Also
stops itching scalp.
Thier, brittle, colorless and scraggy
deair is mute evidence of a. neglected
scalp; of rlandruf.—that awful scurf.
There is ,nothires so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness rand itching of the scalp, which it
not remedied causes the hair roots to
/shrink, loosen aid die --then the hair
falls out fast. A little Danderine to-
night—now—any time—will surely save
your hair..
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Dancerine from any drug store. You
surely ' et have beautiful hair and lots
of it if you. will just try a little Dan
Serine. fine liner hair! Trp
MARY IF[ERN. Teacher of , (Singing,
Piano, Theory. Pupils prepared for
examinations of Conservatory of
Music, London. Ont: ,Aeply for ,par-
ticulars. Address R. R, No. 3, Exeter,
Phone 44-5, Kirkton, 1_30,8wn
COAL FOR teaLE
We have in the neighborhood IA
150 tons of soft coal 'for sale, and ea
long as it lasts we will sell it ,toll
$8,00 per ton cash. For further itu-
formation pho:.,e No. 214, ,Hensel/.
COOK ,EROS. VILLIN.# CO.
W.
To Be Dressed Here
is to he ' Well Dressed
.at a price that means.
Money to Yon
We are showing attractive lines for
fall and winter and o''r advance bay.
ing means money -saving values. Many
If our lines are selling at less than
wholesale cost to -day. Come Inand
select a Suit from some of the oldia►'lf-
wool stocks and if you do riot/ want Iit
made up now 's -a will set it aside for
you.
'Come in and look over our stock of
NIETY SUIT.INGS
• OVERICOATINGS I'
PPA \ TINGT5
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UNiDEIRWEAR — Combination
i end two piece—ail wool
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