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The Spring Suits and Coats
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• Come in and try on some of the new
Spring Coats o, Suits. They are peasing-
ohange ia tyles this season and a- big
range Of new cloths, • Our coats are priced
Much lower than you would • expect, See
our special range of new coats at
Silk Crystal Crepe
This is the newest siik. knitted material
nd
athe new shades are in 'steak. For
blouses, skirts and dresses this Crepe will
sell quickly- at $2.25 a yard.
For Spring Dresses
Retitle Ginghems Anderson's Gingliams
Normandie Voiles . Fancy Ratines
Virool Crepes* Egyptian Crepes
Dress Flannels liomesmins
Brocaded Canton Crepes
H1 use -Furnishings
Linoleums Congoleums Wall Paper
Curtain Materials -Window Blinds
Tapestry Rugs Wilton Rugs
Grocery Bargains
Thoinson's Seedless Raisins 12 ihc. lb.
Large pkge. Seeded Raisins 15.c.
Royal Yeast Cakes ......,... 05-c.
3 bars any laundry soap' 20c.
7 bar -.pure Castile soap 25c.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes. 3 pkgs 29c.
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Good Furniture
OUGHT TO BE A GOOD PLACE TO GO WHEN THERE IS FUR-
NITURE TO BE BOUGHT. WE DON'T BELIEVE THAT YOU
CAN FIND A BETTER ALL ROUND PLACE TO FIT OUT THE
HOME, THAN RIGHT AT THIS 'STORE.
LARGEST STOCK LATEST DESIGNS
FAIR PRICES BETTER SERVICE
THE HOME FURNISHER
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Conductor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse aluiprnent
LONG DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 743; Night call '74W
411 4C44''4'4
Satisfaction or Money
Refunded
Popular Prices. Mean
Bigger Business
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IS ALL FOR LOWER PRICES,
WE HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THEM, TOO. WITH
'THE CONTINUED HIGH COST OF LABOR AND A
FIRMER TONE IN THE TEXTILEMARKET„GETTING
PRICES DOWN HAS BEEN LARGELY A MATTER OF
PUTTING THEM DOWN. BUT WE HAVE DONE IT.
THE WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE ALL
WOOL SUITINGS WHICH WE ARE NOW SHOWING -
GIVES ELOQUENT EXPRESSION TO WHAT WE,
'HAVE ACCOMPLISHED IN THE WAY OF MAKING
FINE CLOTHES COST LESS.'
Suits at20 $259 $35 and $40
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LEAVE. YOUR ORDER NOW
TAMAN
PHONE 8 ffa
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NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE
Well built, Ottractive, modern
bungalow, centrally loCated, .Apply
Gladman g4' Stanhury,
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Seed Oats for Sale— Sheffield.
StaininrCk' also reed Oath and 11
head of yoltng cattle, dehorned. Ap-
ply to John H. 1yde, Kippen., Lot 84
don. 2, Stanley,. Phone 11 on 86,
HenSall.
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A, Tu. TENNANT
Veterinary Sturgeon
Offic87-1VIcDonnell's MaTplefs
johyti St. Phone calls recelv'e prompt
attention. Phone 261V
ANDY EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Conn-
ty of Thirdn. Correspondence arrange -
)(newts for sales can be made by call-
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TIIHRS))AY„ x1n 13t1, 1904
Market report ---"Phe fOri0Wilag CANEN PRESBYTEHAN CHURCH rzu
the report of the Exeter market
'Wheat $1,00 -
Oats 480
*Barley 550-
Manitoba Flour $3.45
Pastry Flour $3.05
Family Flour $3.30
Feed Flour $1.75
Bran $1,50
Shorts $1,50
;Dairy Butter 40e
Creamery 'Butter 49c
New Laid Eggs 25e,
Held Eggs 22c.
Lard 17 to 20c
1-Iogs $7150
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Itie0e4peo.•$ • • **ea..* •
On Thursday, March 20, Mr.
Dawson of Royal' Garments, Toronto,
will be ..at Southeott Bros. - with a
complete showing of dresses. .eol
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JAMES STREET lateTnonist
cuunbit
Rev, W. E.,Hounelly, B. A. Pastor'
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY-
Rev, Frank Langford, B.A., Gen-
eral Secretary of Toronto, will preach
both morning and eyening.
3 p.m.—Special mass meeting of,
the Stinday ' School at which Mr:
Langford will speak. Seals and dip-,
lamas will bepresented to those who
*ere faithful in their attendance
ladle
10 a•rn.—Sutiday School ad Bible
GlaSS. .•
li a.11.1• -"—The Fteligien- ofRear' apd
Torment,
The 'Minister'
Stone of Stitnihling and
of Offence.
The Minister.
,Boy Scoutmeet Friday evening.
Beautiful Floor Coverings
E at Reasonable Prices
s are ti.>it) ed. 4' ast year.
Rev.. A, A. Trumper spent a few
FOR SALE'
days last week in Wingham.
Mr. J. Handford who has been on ,
the sick list for, some time is iinprov- •vacuum dian.er..
Good 5 H.P. Gas Engine.
Miss Battersby of Stratford has
taken a position at Kahler's bake
shop.
Mr. Walter Dearing who has been
on the sick list is able to be around
again. ,
Mrs. Thos. Dinney was in London
Wednesda.y visiting her father, Mr.
R. N. Rowe.
Mrs. Rousom of
visiting her parents
W. J, Bisset.
Miss Mayhew, of
taken a position a.s
North Bay, Is
, Mr., and Mrs.
Wiarton; has
milliner with
Miss Yelland.
Mr. Win. Nay of Detroit is spend-
ing a week with his family on Well -
• Hand crating box, cheap •
liONVer Cutting Box, Bargain.
2 Iiicubators,, very cheap.
Electrical hall 'fixture
First class couch. Rug to
Good 3 -way Iron Pump.
Collapsible Baby Buggy.
Barn, Timber frame, 24x30
Washing :Machine and.
cheap.
Geed range; very cheap.
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wringer
Old Fashioned Walnut Rocker.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL?
Information re above articles • at
POWELL'S 'BAZAAR, Exeter, Ont.
ington Street.
1VIr. and Mrs. G. S. Howard and
Miss Evelyn visited friends in Hen-
sall On Saturday-.
The doctors of town had -a very
busy time on Saturday vaccinating
the school children. .'
Mrs. J. Morgan and Mrs. Fowler
attended the funeral of a friend at
Kippen on Saturday. •
Miss Jean Ross. of Wingliarn spent
a few days last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis.
Miss :Mildred Norry of Isondon and
friend Mr. Norman' Ward, spent' the
week -end at her home here. '
Mr. Mervin Camm returned to St.
Thomas Friday after visiting for a
few days with Inc parents here.
Miss Edith Davis left Saturday
evening last for Ingersoll, where she
intends to, remain for some time.
Mrs. Harvey Perkins has returned
home after visiting for a „reek with
her sister, Mrs. W. L. Butler, of Lon-
don. * '
The many friends of Mrs. Eli
Counts will regret to know that she
has not been as well the past few
days. • (-A
Mr. C. T. Brooks is back on the
express wagon after being off for
about threee months through indis-
position.
Mrs. Crockett, of St. Johns, thas
returned to her home after visiting
for a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
S. Martin.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Robertson of
Stratford visited at the home of the
former's sister, Mrs. T. G. Creech
over Sunday. •
Mrs. T. 0. Southcott was called -to
Brantford on Friday last, her sister
Mrs. H. Hutton having. fallen and
broken her ankle.
Mr. "Wm.Davis left Wednesday -
evening for London where he will
take a two\ weeks' course at
Tecumseh Barracks. •
Mr. Willia,rn Smith, wife and
family have Moved to Maple Lodge
farm near Alisa Craig, taking pos-
session o fthe Smith homestead.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Frayne, who has been ill will regret
to know that she is not improving,
but is gradually growing weaker.
A'number from town were pleas-
antly entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Dearing of Stephen
on Wednesday evening af last week.
Mr. and M'rs. Wrn. Sweet of London
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sweet of
Cleveland, were called to Exeter
owing to the death of 'IVIr. Thos
Sweet.
Mrs. G-eo. I-Iertherill of Pigeon,
Mich. died on Monday, March 10 at
the home of her daughter at Owens -
dale, Mich, The deicea.sed is a
sister of 1VIrs. R. R'owcliffe of
town. •
Mrs. Routledge, of Gederich Town-
ship, and Mrs. Ford, of Holmesville,
are spending a couple of Weeks with
the latter's sister and brother, Miss
Murphy and Mr. Rich'd Murphy, of
town.
Mr. Stephen Powell., who has been
visiting in London Township has
rettirned .home. While there he
met, with an accident and had a
small bone in the left. forearm
broken.
MrS. R. N. Rowe and daughter,
Miss Reta were in London 1VIonday
to -visit Mr. Rowe w-lio 's 111 in Vs
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toria
hospital. Mr. Rowe underwent
a preliminary operation last week
and expects to undergo another this
hg up the Central Hotel, EXeter, • woek. 1416S Vera Roble visited Itith
Charges moderate satiSfaction on Saturday. Ile is doing a8
Let us :help brighten your
home this season by selling
you an end of, one of our
neY Pattel'IlS of Lin.oletim.
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They are bright new designs.
, You will slimly like them.
Congoleurns Rugs
' In all sizes in the new pat-
terns for this season, Which
are suitable for i,lino,st any
room, in your home. It is
a pleasure to show them.
Wall Papers- Wall Papers
We are carrying a big range of the newest designs and coloringS
for this season. You will be -surpris ed how little it will cost You. to paper
a few room. Ask- to see the New Polychromes.. '
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New Spring Coats
Including niany iiew cloths made in, very Sinart Models. The early
buyer will find a splendid assortment to choose from.
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• Priced at $18.50 to $35.00
Special for One Week
Enough paper to cover an ordinary bedroom, 4 different patterns to.
choose from. For One week only room lot for $1,93.
Southcott
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R. CAR'''" I"' •
Barrister, Solicitor, &c., . •
WE DELIVER FREE
Loans, Investments, Insurance,
Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
TENDERS WANTED,
Tend•erg wil4l be received by the
ura-
dersigtnied up- to ;ripen of March 15 . for
rental ef the • Exeter Agricultural
grounds: For terms and c on,di
apply to Secretary, R. G. Seldon.
FOR SALE—Barn, size 36x56.
Timber in good shape. Cheap for
quick sale. Apply at Times Office!
Will Edmonds returned to
Aylmer Monday, . after visiting . in
Exetei, •
BABY -CHICKSE--Barred Rocks,
White Leghorn, Buff Leghorn, R.
C. Rhode Island Reds and White
Wyandotte. I am iow booking
orders. Get your, order in and
• make sure of getting your- chicks
wheu yon want them. Garnet Hey-
w.00d, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE—Six goodgrade cattle
one year old in April. Apply to Pat
Flanagan, Lot .6, con. 8, Stephen,
Creditor/4 P.O. and telephone.
NOTICE
We pay the highest cash prices
for Hides, Rivers' Meat Market,
FOR SALE—A .5,0 -foot Pumping
Mill, at a bargain: Apply at the
Times Office.
FOR SALE—Four Cows, due to
freshen in Feby' anti March; 2 pure'
bred Shorthorn bills 11 and 14
months. A quantity' of home-grown
Alfalfa seed and •aViantity of home-
grown soya beans..„, -Apply to J. N.
Ratcliffe, Lot 7, N.T.R., R.R. No. 3,
'Exeter. ' 2-1434)
SCOTCH. LABORERS COISIING
Farmers in need Of help should ap-
ply at. once to the Exeter Times; as
a number .of young''Scotch Laborers
will arrive. here to work in surround -
Ing townships.
1„,.. Bargains in
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?FURNITURE
'Everything down in Price
R. N. -ROWE
THOMAS' DINNEY
LICENSED EMBALMERS AND
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone Bis, 20W House 20J.
G. S. Atkinson,,
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Sur•-eone of Ontario and Uni-
versity of Toronto.
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Late District Dental Officer, Mill-
atY DistrIct Number One, Loudon,
Ont,,
Main Office, Main St. Exeter, Ont,
Plione• 34, Exeter; Iletirs 9.00 a.m.
to 5,30, p.m.
Office, hours at ZtTEIOH01-C.1%, Tues.
onIV
at 10.00 ',l to 5:00
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guaranteed • as Can be ex e ted c ock
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PHONE 8
MEM?? ?1;
It. IS' EASY TO SAVE AT 'DOMNION. STORES
AVE without sacrificing. Save to-morrOw as well as to -day, Make consistent -
saving ---day in and day out—your hobby—as do the million and more customers
a week at the 300' DO1VIINION STORES.
• RAISINS
SEEDED OR SEEDLESS,
1. -Oz. packet -
COFFEE LEMONS
• RICHMELt0 /sr,
eb
1 lb. - - - - - UDC Dozen -
RICHIVIELL6 qt.%
l/2 lb. - - ..1.5c NEW CHEESE
(Save the-Coupos) lb. - - - 13c
OLD CITY
CURRANTS,
10 -oz. packet
D.S.L. BAKING
POWDER,
1 -lb. tin ' -
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ROLLED OAT
10 lbs. - -
• SPECIAL HEINZ SPA -
_17c . BLEND TEA, 59c GHETTI, md. .25c
SHELLED
PERFECTION
19c BREAD tl Ao WALNUTS 29c
FLOUR, 98 lbs.1711•Pertl (Piecs), lb.
CLARK'S TORIC
5'39c''HEINZ SPA-
GHETTI, small - C 14c
All Prices at Dominion Stores Are
HORSESHOE, CLOVER LEAF
• or MAPLE LEAF SALMON,. 22'
1/2 -Ib. tin - - - - - C
1-1b. tin
BRUNSWICK•
SARDINES, 3 tins for
,.. .21c
PURE LARD A fly,,
No: 3 pail - -`2'0(7.
BLUE ROSE c.%
RICE, 3 lbs. for -Lift;
Bargain Prices
EAGLE or TIGER SALMON 1.c
1-1b. tin - - - -
I/2 -lb. tin, 2 for - - -25c
CROSSED FISH SAR-
DINES (in olive oil or 20c
tomato sauce), tin -
CALFORNIA NAVEL
ORANGES
33c and 45c
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Goulding
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster jarneS
St. Methodist Church.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and l'he-
ory, Instructor of Music in thePtibli•
School.
TERMS MODERATE
I3ex -57, ' Exeter.
NoTtcp TO Tgamsr.uEns
Tenders will receivet1 by the un-
dersigned up to ,7 p.m. •on 1Wenday,
Marek 10th, 1924, for tite position
of teamster for a terni of 7 months,
beginning at the option of the Coun-
cil. Teamster ,to trirnish team, liarL:
neSs,and Wagon.. •
,tate price per menthe
By Order,
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
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A GOOD REPUTATION
Gained by handling reliable and
guaranteed goods et
REASONABLE PRICES •
endeavor t6 carry out this policy
SERVICE AND REALIBILITY
Spring goods Sale now in
full swing.,
ELLIOTT AND ;JOHNS
Expert Tailors
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OF
JAMES W WATSON
LTC ENS ED AUCTIONEER
• Sales conducted in any. localty.
Farm Stock sales a specialty. Satis-
faction guaranteed. Clia.rges mod-
erate. Orders left at this office will
be promptly attended to. R.R. No.
1, Kirkton. Phone Kirkton 541'2,
FARMS FOR. ALE --A few choice'
Parma in the 'Townhips of Usborne,:i
Tuctersmith ' and Hibbert. Good
buildings and well located as to mare',
kets. Pricd right. Apply to Thos.,'
Cameron, Ana.: Box 154, Exete3i,
IIOTIST2, FOR SALE—Two stop",
brIck, electric light, batlirooni, tvatOi
work, first class well and geed cel-,
lar. First class' stable and garage.
EVerything complete 111 houe and
barn. 'Aply to Box 115, Exeter.
Wood for Sale
We have a limited supply of good
cord wood for sale.
CARS FOR AT ALL TIMES,
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