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Tnusual Opportunity
y Goods �!� You :�eall.y Need at
T
one ,"�. ;:v ng .Prices
ly that New Goat this Week
3 ;00 Ladies' Fur-trimined C.oatS—L$calivia Clothe• -rare Side, effects
reduced. to $23,98.
$25.00 <C.' 22.50 Laclice''73urberay Style Coats—warm and service;
able for $17,98. •
$30:00 t $28.50 Me Overcoats—this season's best Coats reduced
to 523.59.-
.23..00
23.53,
$23. 0 & s21:0 Men',. vJ r u Cveic nets,—all new pure wool cloths
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for $1 x,98. •
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Girl's and j1,3oys Winter Coats at Special Reduced •Prices.
Tae 'd.v.:ntae ofthese
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ecluctioris.
Largest Size Ibex Flannelette Blankets _at less:' than wholesale cost.
} ore Linen Towelling—that 30c and 35ckind-our price 25c a yd.
• Pure "White Turkish Towelling—Special at 121/fec a yard.
Stacks of Gingham, Print and Flannellette remnants, greatly'redueed
Ladies' Warm Vests --long or short sleeves -$1.00, value for 69e,.,
$1.25 Pure Wool Cashmere Stockings -selling; at 69c or 2 pr -$1.25
Cotton. Goods for Spring
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Sewing
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1V,e;hay.e a well selected stock for you to choose frbm and the
early buyer will have the beb:efit of our advance buying. Present
quotations and advices from every source point'to. considerably high-
er ,prices for all, cotton materials.' Protect yourself'by buying early
from present; stocks. •
Yes a We Have
SkTho�tinseSweaNeave terBrusshed Wool
1bs' ed ath Granulated
Su ar•r $1.00,
Golden Taible Syrup, :...7c Ib Fresh Soda Biscuits 15c pkg.
Seedleas Raisin's .......131/ c ib Special Sweet Cookies; 19c Ib
bI'uscatel Raisins 2 Ibs for 25c Small :'Jar Clover Honey ....1Sc-
3 'bars` best LaunchY ",soap 20e 6 tbs. Quality. Oatmeal for 25e
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OUGHT TO BE. A .GOOD PLACE TO GO WHEN TRER.E IS FUR-
NITURE TO BE BOUGHT. WE DON'T BELIEVE THAT YOU'
CAN 1"INi3 A BETTER ALL ROUND PLACE TO .FIT OUTI_F,.
HOME, TI -IAN RIGHT AT THIS STORE.,-
?t4 GEST STOCK
LATEST DESIGNS
BET'IEER- 'SERVICE',
THE }IO:1:rE PY R\ISi3ER
AR1)INE
,Conductor of F.ineral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
LONG DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
OI -ERA ,HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 743; blight call 74W
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Lev Your Otder for a New
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Sales con duelect ua ativ locality.
Farrf. Stock: sale'4 a specialty. Sands-
"off++.�s
faction guaranteed, C>hargcs rnod-
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cratea Orders left at this office will
bttn 'aloes
be promptly aftei3d
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1, Ifirkton, Pliorr:e Eirl=..ton 54r2,
Market . )•epo 't -'i re fallow 1ng Ie
the report or the Exeter Market
orrlected:'e)very'''!,Yednesday.
Wheat 95c
Oats 45c
"By 55e
Marleanitoba Flour 53,45
Pasts' Flour $3.05
Family Flour 53.30
Feed Flour $1..90
Bran :$1.50
Shorts $1.6(l
Dairy Butter 40e
Creamery Butter •19c
New Laid Eggs 42e
Hold Eggs 30-32c
Lard •'17 to 20c
Hogs 57.25.
LOCAL
Mr, Wm. Northcott spent'Friday
evening ie London.-
Miss
ondon.-miss Edith. ,Davis is visiting with
friends in Wingham.
Mr. Cecil Baskerville; of London,
spent the week -end in town.
Society functions have been quite
numerous thepast few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Tuckey, of
London, visited relatives here over
the week=end.
Mr. Harry Moyle, of Brantford,
spent the week -end with his sister,
Mrs. Harry Jennings.
F. 3d. Boyle was in London Mon-
day. Owing to the cold snap the city
was practically deserted.
Miss Alice Pfaff and Mr. Leonard
Pfaff visitedrelatives in Blyth and
Milverton Saturday aucl Sunday.
f Wi.:. ni pe
Wm. Fanson, o n g,
Mrs. Wn . 1
formerly of Exeter, is visiting at,:the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Sain'1 Sweet..`
Mr. •Tos. Senior returned bIonday
from Toronto where ho'attended the
Eastman school of precessional pho-
tography.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Vincent arid -
babe, 'Betty Mae, of London, visited
with the formers parents er the
week -end.
Ex -Warden B. W. P. Beavers was
in Goderich Tuesday,'° ` opening the
County Council ;and installing his
successor inog'}ce.
Miss Mary •Ellerington, of Toronto,
is spending a week with her brother.
Mr Fred ;Eilerington, at' the home of
11Ir. Ricli'd Quinton. !
The Ltlndon Advertiser ,,,a ti eha
LE) tlb r I r ec P? ; will give away a
y u i it' thousand dollars in priz-
cis' in a subscription contest.
Miss Louise Sweet who has been
isiting 'With friends and relatives in
Exeter_ for the past two weeks has re-
turned to her home in Tillsonbiirg.
:Reeve W. D. Sanders, of :,town;
Reeve Wm. Coates, of Usborne;
Reeve A.' Neeb and .Deputy -Reeve,
Jofrn Hays of Stephen,• are attending
County Council this week.
Mr. Alexander McDonald, of 'Santa
Rosa, Calif., in renewing his sub-
scription to the Times says they have
received the paper almost every week
in twenty; years and. would miss it
very much.
Mr. Archie Davis accompanied his
sister, Mrs. G. Wells and infant dau-
ghter' to their home in Windsor,. on
Thursday of last week and spent a
few days with them.•
•.`.Mr. Donald. Davis has returned to
his duties .as teller at the Canadian
Bank of ,Commerce, after holidaying
fog three weeks', in Toronto. Mr. Mc-
Iiitrick, who has-been relieving here,
left Monday for Toronto. '
"Mrs. W. Bradt, Cove Road, enter-
tained at dinner recently in honor of
her parents, Mr. and Mrso James
Sewell,. of Exeter,.who are guests
with her here. Covers were laid for
ten." London Free Press.
The rural mail couriers started on
theiriYounds Monday morning..' Two
of 'them .:got, only a' short , distance
wi1en Tiley Were compelled to return'
Mr, Ri Skinner, whoo Lias been. deliv-
ering on part of route three made his
usual round.
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CAVEN i.7. A r N �iEEl'xAN d.,IlC6.T II:CX[
,Rev. James Foote, P.A.., I}linister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Class:
11 a.m.--"The IM—vine Love"
The Minister;
7 p.m.. --"The Dank Age,"
The Minister.
I3oy Stouts meet Friday evening.
The refiners chose an opportune
time to,:•boest.,the price of gasoline
two- cents a gallon. Only a compar=
ative few wilI•be,affected this weath-
er and when the tinie comes for its
general "use the public will be prepar-
ed for the price. -
The• 1923 Board of Education •rrr,-t
on AATednzsday icveaung 'of lase week
and woand up the busin,2ss of the year -
by passing a fere accounts and cleat" -
an the dieclts :for "thc` new board, the'
st;ctutore mef 'ling of which aril'' bear
held on, Wednesday cvening Feb 6;h;
of which ,everymern`Iber will. have dne.
HOUSE FOR SALE ---Two storey
br'icit, electric light, batliroo,m, water-
works, first class well" and
good cel
Iar. Fir st Class stable and garage.
Everything • coniplete in house and
barn.. Apply to Box 195, Exeter.
LET
ELLIOTT AND JOHNS
JC.now .when you want Your Suit
or Overcoat Cleaned and.Pressed, or
Dyed or Dry Cleaned and we will call
for them and deliver them.
We are out, for business. When.
,you want a New Suit, call in and see
our Sarrtples.
OUR 14.0172'6 -•--Set Icc to the Public.
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IOW FOR S1I LE
attractive, i)t , ttr� ,t1ve, modern
:trtrally located, App Y l"
ladman & `Si:an
Mary,
JAMES STREET AllurEioilisif
CHURCH
E. Donnelly, •i, A., . Pastor'
A 1 T.M.S. ANNIVEBBSARY
11 a,m.—"Mary Slessor, the 'White,
Queen of Calabar"
3 p.m, -Sunday School and macs'
meeting of 13i.ble Classes to hear
Mr. Millson.
7 pan.—"On the Banks of the'I3esor
Special nruhic -by' the choir 'assisted
by Miss Clarke.,
Rev.
Greta H. Laramie, A.T.C.M.
CONCERT VIOLINIST
Teacher of -Piano Lind Violin
Terms n verymoderate
Box 58, Exeter Phone 113W
Many people are watching this col-
umn weekly for perhaps articles'.
which you are making no use of:'
Our service charge is small and we
can surely sell your articles. •Ring.
55 ,pr 122 for an Add Taker. " We
have had several calls l for: old fash- -�
ioned -.Walnut Furniture, Melodions
and Ranges. See us. • Use us,
Any time you see an article listed, .:.
nail and we will tell you where it is
no charge. ' . u
X25. MANDOLIN FOR . Sib
Swell Riding Saddle, 'California
Leather, Martingale, ` Bridle. Bar-
gain.
Pair Spring Skates.
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It will pay you to see the values we are offering in Men's and Boys'
'Winter Coats. Extra value in:Boys' Coats at $7.50 and 510.00;. Men's
525.00values for 518.50, 530.00 values for '521,50.
Sfanfield's Underwear
This is the weather you need it. No other brand' of Underwear wear's'
better or stands washing withoutShrinking.Gold Label $2.00; Red La-
bel. $2.25, Blue .Label. 2.75. "
:o ckey Shoes
We carry a' -Bill range of Boys'
Girl's and Men's Hockey Shoes.
Boys' at $3.00 and 53.50
Ladies' at, 54.00 and 4.50
Men's at '54.00 and 54.75
Miner Heavy Rubbers
arid Sox
This' well known brain., we be-
lieve to be the best on the market.
Every pair is guaranteed to 'give
satisfaction. Why not try a pair?
Prices 53.50, 54.00 and 54.50.
Wall Papers for 1924
Our New Wall Papers for 1924 are in stock.
The range, this season is unusually. attractive. Papers•
suitable for ev-
ery room in your hoirie you will see here. Ask to see th•e New Polychrome
Papers. They will.surely please you,
English Flannelettes
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Conies in frve.patterns'. - This is an exceptionally good cloth, fine
weave and 'good weight, as well as being fast colors. It is a regular '40c
cloth. This month *re will: sell it at per yard 35c.
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Set Slip Covers coruplete for Nord i i (
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Touring, $7.00 ,.:. _ °alb%
.Small Base Burner in good shape.
Antique Walnut Furniture, Arm
Chair and Settee,.' hair cloth, good
Buck,•Base;Burner -with oven $12.
Vacuum Cleaners_ Leave:u, t,
.gr�;
• both,.info
d order; ver cheap:
Typewriter,, nearly new, good vat-
Knitting nachine,`in good order,
2' Coal oil Heaters, reasonable.
$60 buys a.�goeci gas engine.
57 ljuys a good Daisy,Churn,
• Pair Ladies' low shoes, patent lea-
ther, size 4, used .twice:
Golden Rod Vaxriette Cleaner;
Large Revolvrng..wheel, Bird cage.
Number of','1 gal 'bottles for oil
$5 buys 10 'ft long. narrow. Table.
• '3 Small, Chaff Baskets.
Set Stillards, Weighs 200 lbs.
6 foot box for Ford Runabout, 8
Thoroughbred Jersey Cow, bred.
Gentle, Town ,Cow 11Zill.rng.,
--Men's Snow Shoes,;; nearly'new.
Portland Cutter,., nearly' new.
, 3 H.P.,Gas- Engine„ nearly new
Good 5 H.P.•Gas Engine.
WANTED
Old Fashioned. Walnut ,..Recker.
Small heater for -,office. -
Riding`Saddle, Cheap,
Brooder.; Buclrreye•'referred L000
chick. °'
PortlandCu 4 tters' quick.
HAVE YOU ANYTI-€1?sG T„C)• SELL?
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Information . re above articles at
POWELL'S BAZAAR:, Exeter, "Ont.'
IBFIRS ' AVANPE+ I)
"LOST H IRS:"—A book filled
�vitia names forlost Heirs and miss-
ing kin fi-orn different parts of thb
world. Chancery, Court of Englanc1,
Ireland; and., Bank,' ;"ot Endland ung
,claimed list included.„ Send''one dol-
lar bill 'tit once andbet, boot; by re.
turn mail. In terntienalc Clain Aged
cy, Dept. 80, Pittsburg, Pa., U.S.A.
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To. Our„ C istomers
WE ,EXTEND TO,.1OU OL:It
SINCERE APPRECIATION -OF,.
YOUR VALCTABLE:CO-OPER A -
TION DURING 1923 AND W1'ISiiI
YOU ALL 'A BRIGHT ANI)
'I'ROSPEROt1S 1924. .
ROW:
CONDUCTOR OF FSER-
VICES
Phone Bis. 20W P oiise, 20.T.
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C. S. Atkinson, L D.S.;D.D.S'
LD.+7NTA.L SURGEON
Graduate of : the Royal College of
Dentat Surgeons of Ontario. and Uni-
versity" of Toronto.
Late, Districtto . Office Mfii;,-
Dental a,
tart' District' N'umber' Ono, Loddon,
Ont.,
Main Office, Main St, 1 xeter, Oat.
Phone 34,'Exeter; ,l-l"ours 9.00 a.m
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Whv rdo you .snpppse a million austorheis buy
from the 300 DOMINION' STORES each: wee?_?
They do it for steady saviarps. DOMINION buy-
ing experts search the world farhigh-grade foodstuffs
at special prices available only to this largest est.grocery
organi ation•in'Canada. You fed your family for
less when you have thehabit of buying at the nearest
red front DOMINION. STORE.
diss se orninioh:
Riclirnello Co fee Dominion
Brand .
Toy Pail Peanut Butte
1 lb.'
Baker's and Cowan's Cocoa
1%2 lb. tin
Brigger's Mar- 1 lb.
r>ialade, 4lb.tin jar
White Beans
. 4=lbs.
Riverside Peas
3n:
I�Ta:4. 4.......(t
in
Special Bled Teat��
.2
tins , � Package
tare's ;:Special
1/2 lb. -tin
1 lb, tin I�
' lionipson's Seedless Pcais
IRS .2 lbs.
'Prince Brand Singapore
Pineapple .
Wilhite Satin 'Pastry Flour
..:24 lb. bag
Riverside Tomat-
oes . . 2 tins
Blue Pose
t. Lawrence Valley jam, Raspberry an
Valencia Cake
1`lb.;:�
Lemon ' Snaps
1 lb.,,
casts bran
.,..package'
tray recut'
4 lb. glass jar
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A. T. C. :ll.
Organist and Choirmaster. James
St. Methodist Church,
Teacher°, of Piano, Vocal and The-
ory,`Instrnctor of 1MTusic in the Public
Schools:
1 Ei IS MODERATE
',BO x 57 Exete
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r,IVE STOCK SIITER,$
ASSOCIATION
havingany
one '
y n Live Stock
ship; please notify by Thinrsda ev
Ing -for Saturday sbiprnent,' Jos. Y
low, R R. No. 8, EXoter.
to
en-
el-
, "It,,. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgecid
Ofilce-Mel3onne[i's a'ses t7ra1313e oa
John St. Phone calls receive -prompt
attention. Phone 26w:
ANDI' 99ASTON-
Licensed'Auctioneer fair the Colin..
tyY of IJm-on: Correspondence arrainge-
nrents for shies can be made by call
ing, up the Central Rotel, Exeter.
Charges moderate;' satisfaction
guaranteed.
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(Lot q.' Can. 7` Sta,nle
y )•is;offer-
ed 'for' .inrnribdial�e • Safe.
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Drydone,"Glitaton
J®hna�:
CHIROPRACTOR& (1' l'O1UJ2TI:
Pitts removed to 11fain St: ]Ere era
South of Y,AT,C;A, PHO,
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I3arrister, Solicitor, .&c,
Loans Investments, ince
t � ts; Instrr
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Office, marling 131oci,t i4lain St. E .uxete
FARMSFOE SALE—' few claolee
farms in the 'Townships of lhillorlio,:
Tuckorezriith Mad Iiilrbea1t, Codd`
it
buildiiigs.and *ell iocatied as t�`.zitar ,
kete:-• Priced right, Apply to Th ft.
Cameron, -Aunt.; 'flax 154, Exete±.
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