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NEW
SPRING ATTIRE
SELECTED WITH DISCRIMINATING CARE, PARTICULARLY SUITED TO THE USE AND ENJOY-
MENT OF OUR CUSTOMERS. THEY ARE FOR YOU. PRICES SURE TO SATISFY.
LADIES' SUITS
Tailoring of the highest standard,
style and material. These will- meet
with your highest exp ctationsc This
week a very special display at
$25.00 $35.00 $45.00.
LADIES' COATS
A, great big chili- e. of new coats iust
0rxived. New art de,_ htfully a •' aa-
Cat.2 rZ a?ig4'- Spa.:„ t .'t style .in..1
most t xtraord:;nary vine
$16.50 to $355.00
I ldES DRESSES
(3a, cI: ,ev 4.a
','Snit.;.,. and e'Stra. l ary
B.n.i4 t.
range -c r $9 s5 $13.51. ;4t + 51$26 50
W.: _.tit y :Ars t) see th.;:a..
c !� 0 �lEN'S
Corsets^ -"C a n up to $3,00 : - 31.45
Silk. llo., $,150
Ve.. t .. AAAA. AAAA.
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Silk Lost. III,:;. : a ..._ ,,n••
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS.
Y `s. Boys, they are all getting their "new dad rags nosy, You'lI
sur : ue in night _when you wear these Suits. The new on:s that arrived
,his week you ,will have to see to appreciate. Take a tip and slip rine on,
tend lest -a all ;they are so reasanab'v priced at
$12,75 $18.00 $24,75 $29,75,
SHOE VALUES
MEN'S
Oxfords 'i: the latest styles priced
s $4.90 and $6.50 Fine shoes, brown
<l b, ack, a£1 , west styles $5.50.
Al.a's heavy Shoes, all solid leather
brawn and black, $3.90.
WOMEN'S
A big assortment of She new styles
lin s:ipp ers and Oxfords, Special $3.85.
50 pairs of ladies' shoes this week.
'Very sped at $4.85.
\MATERIALS FOR SPRING AND
SUAIAIFR DRESSIr'S.
\ 4µ:s—a big assortment of the la:
-
I est design. from 39. to $150
ti tsha a Spew, value at loc., 2.4e. 2Sc
e a ..d s Very pretty patterns and
la the new embroidered
many e.) rs .n. wash materials,
SPECIAL. BARGAINS
BOYS' SUITS
See our window display. Very spec -
dal values. A. baseball- bat ,riven free
with 'very bays' suit.
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
.sure. to see bis before you make
"a purchase. Our prices will save
you money. Let us show you.
T. O. V O YN T
Hensall, Oat.
Fin; Shirts
,. AIE'v'�....,
New Felt Hats
Work :sox all w04A1,
13:Its
Dashwood
:Ala: and Mrs. A. E.dighoffer of Zur-
ich visited at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, G20. Edighoffer's Sunday.
•Mr. R, Goetz is attending a School
Convention, in. Toronto this week.
Miss Lane of Dorchester has been
.mgagecl. as teacher for Room No. II.
Miss Mina Ehlers is visiting in Kit-
Chrener,
Hass Myrta Hoffman is visiting in
Detroit.
Miss Luella. Merrier of London and
V rda of Parkhill visited their par-
ents over Easter,
Rev Yager is attending conferences
at Kitchener this week.
Mr. Rutherford spent Monday in
London„
Raymond Callas of Thedford visited
his father over the week end.
Mr. and. Airs. Herb Rinker of Sarnia
visited in town. Sunday,
Atss L. Iiartleib spent Easter with
her parents,
Aliso Coates of Exeter is the guest,
of Aliso Freda Schroeder,
Miss E. Guenther is attending the
conference at Kitchener this week.
Mr. C. Leonard spent Easter at his
home in Forest,
Th: Misses Sherholtc of Elmira vis-
ited at the Lutheran, parsonage.
Mss Clara Graupaa er returned to
Fort Wayne llondayt
Hiss E. Vo -..zing is .visitant her sis-
ter Airs. Dahms at present
Ira Tiernan of Guelph spent Easter
at his home here.
The death of John Neeb took place
caSaturday zit, theaome oil ra,.
Reeve Alex, Neeb of Stephen aAir.
9au, N-ebSathad reached the age A £ 8S hes years
7.
9Q The remains were lead to rest in the
3 for $1.00 Bronson Line -cemetery on Tuesday
.48c, afternoon, Rev Grauprner officiating,
William Robert, the infant son of
Mr. and Msr. Otto Willert passed away
en Sunday at the age of 9 months. \\'e
xtend our sympathy to ;he bereaved
parents and friends.
wicker
Mount Carmel
Rev. Father Murray, E. S. B., of
Toronto assisted Father Corcoranitere
"a Sunday.—Judge and Mrs. Cou h -
E Tera of Windsor visited the former's
General Merchant and Grains & Seeds. brother Frank, here l.tst vvpek,�Ales-
• srs. John Buckley of Saginaw and P.
Crediton. Ontario
S . „1'” s ihEDs SEEDS
WE OF- ER A > I. !AI! Y TED :.TOCK OF GOVERNMENT
3' . L , Yallow and White blo,soai Sweet
T . ,-0.t= L Seed. se.Y•tTl' NO. 1 :or purity, Gold en Millett. Ken-
tu:ky 13:u , Gra .s ort 1 G'r. , ., a , all at closest market prices,
POTA A c lF POTATOES POTATOES
WE, H'a\ s;; ALSO A STOCK OF GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES
P 7e $15,l p., b... in 5 ia:t., ,.DV,, or tai,' siegr, bag
MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE
OUR .,,' "' GENERAL MERCHANDISE IS LARGE AND WELL
assart^.i and marked at pril.'e4 that cannot b: beaten,
REDPATHS EXTRA STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR AT
Pn tl. Ire" .. /UNDS
}S
'A1-1. -' �l.h triED,
C. wicker
$6 75
Buckley of Clandcboye visited .Mr. J.
Madden last week,—Those who pint
th•: Easter holiday, here, were, Messrs,
Vincent Guinan ,et St. Michael Col-
lege, Toronto; John Ball, Andrew Mor
rssy, Assumption College, Sandwich;
Miss's Mary Uou1ehan, \Via. .\ladder.
"Th Pines,.' Chatham; \ti rn, Glanan,
(l.re; I ne McKeever, London, A.nde-
i,r + O'Hare and friend, Miss Sullivan
Gu:lph, and Miss Marie Carey of
St. Jos:vb. -.Mr. Wm. Barry of Loa.-
,
:len is sp:n ling a. few days with h:;
,noth:r, Mrs, Killen Barry, Khiva.—\lr,
Jae Quarry of Stratford called on his
oarents, \Ir. and Mrs. Quarry, last
BIDDULPH
M:ss Rilda Baxter of London is
visiting b-. r cousin Miss Grace Mc-
Fails.—Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Atkinson
spent Sunday at Mrs. Freeman Dobbs,
—Mies Margaret Penrice spent the
wick ens with her relatives here. —
n ss Jean Hodgins of tateart is visit -
'ng her cousin Miss Lida Menials, —
L.O.B.A. of Lucan intend hold.
:n:; a dance on April 20th. --Owing to
tis:: heavy ra'n,s it is making things
bac kward for the farmer.
Whalen
\l as St..wart has ;retur1ied 'o her
!ir,ri: at Wesley for the Easter vasa-
tion --T1r :Mission Band of the Church
w:,l entertain the. ladies of the \"l;
M. 5. on Wednesday afternoon seat,
a zb: basement of the church,. A.
short program will ba given, after
which Minch will b: served. -Mrs. Geo.
Squire, Jr., has been under the doc-
tor s car: during the past week. --Mr.
Geo, Cook has returned, home, after
b:ing a patient in Victoria Dic-p.ia3,
London, for a couple weeks.—Mr. and
Mrs. Atb.rt Gunning spent Sunday in
Lucaaa, th : guest of Mr, and Mrs. Wrn.
Took:y,--A social evening was held
tn, church last \Vednesday far the
the congregation. A lengthy program
was given, Rev. Sinclair occupying the
chair, Lunch was then served, and all
reported a happy evening spent to-
g. ther.—\1r. and Mrs. Jas. Shipley at-
e entled the funeraa of the late Mrs:.
Scott at Sunshine ion Friday after-
noon—Miss Dorothy Stevenson. still
continues quite sal from. the flu
Woodham
\Ir. \\'m. Mills, one of the oldest
residents of 'Woodham died on Sun-
day, April 9th, after a short illness,
Mr, Mills fall some two weeks prer-
i4usly, and as he was in his 90th, year,
the injury proved fatal.
1 . 1
Buy a Weather -Worthy Roofing
i
DON'T wait for your roof to
leak. Right now is the
best time to make renewals or
repairs. The heavy rains have
net yet commenced. Be ready
for them.
At resent ip _, r . plentiful. You
save o a fet. a beter work-
men ���tt 40 Fut"eve unemploy-
ment byhavin the
y g �obdone at once.
The'ice2 of material are as low
they will be for many months.
o4 wilsave nothing by waiting.
Bectes by having your repairs done
in time you eliminate all risk of
mining the decorations and furni-
ture of your home by a leaky roof.
If
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Save time and labour by using
Mt'
halt Slates
For Sale by: Ross Taylor Oo'y
122
'Character
SELF-INDULGENCE is admit-
ted to be a sign of a weak,and
self-denial of a strong character.
Are you building up both your char.
acter and your Savings Bank account
by thoughtful, economies and the de-
posit of all your surplus wages each
pay day. y
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We welcome accaunts.lnrua nr »m 11 -
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $ 15,000,000
Exeter Brunch, - F. A. Chapman, Manager
Crediton Branch,g, S. Wilson, ManagerDashwood Branch,f '
THE MOLSONS BANK
INCGRl'ORA'TED 1855
Capital Paid Up 54,000,000
Reset Ye Furtd ti,000,000
Ora 1,2,i• Branches,
OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY CATTLE
horses, farzn implements, -et4,, 4•h aply are cosaatantly
turning up. The farmer with mon:y saved is the one
who gets these snap;.
Phage your crop earrings in a Sarin„ 9 \ ctxana with th
nearest branah of The Molsons Bank, wlwre, white earn-
ism interest and be.ng absolutely safe, your money is
available at my minute. Deposits can b. made by ntaiq.
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Alanager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at tban Exeter Branch.
BIG
Furniture Bargains
REDUCTION IN FURNITU RE.. WE CARRY TUE I.AKGES'h'
AND MOST UI'- TO -DATE STOCK.
I3UY HERt, AND SAVE MONY
Funeral Director 8r Embalmer,
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GREENING'S
LAY FLAT
POULTRY FENCE
has ample strength. The double reinforced
joints and parallel wires every two inches
make it stiff and rigid yet elastic. Your
flock is kept in and intruders are kept out.
Heights from 12 to 72 inches. Sold by good hardware dealers
The B. GREENING WIRE CO., Limited
HAMILTON CANADA
40611116
"CANADI
Affords Absolute
Stogy' ectio
FENC
That's why we
handle this line—
because it is strong
er and lasts longer '''- - �I J j
than light weight fences that P(�t�I r �, % . '. ,
Cost just as much, FULL ►li� .;,ter , :,
GAUGE No. 9 WIRE through�� t � 1.
out, "CANADIAN" fence made �� �''`•,-':
by THE CANADIAN STEEL &.4,-.11k...7.),.,
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WIRE COMPANY, LTD.,
Hamilton, gives honest value for every dollar.
Come in and examine it when you are in town.
We can sell you this fence as cheap as you can buy fence any -
Where.
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Wm. Ward, Exeter, Ont.