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Cone to this store on Thursday, Friday
or Saturday and sea this unusual display of
Ladies' New Spring' Coats find` Suits, Shipped
direct to •us frons one of Canada's largest
manufacturers.
N SALE
FOR °THREE DAYS QNLY
AT
$14.95
016.95
19 85
24.00 $29 50
Do not miss this opportunity to save
money on your New Coat or Suit. This inan-
ufacturer has given us the privilege of re-
turning all Coats and Suits not sold by Mon-
day, this accounts for our low prices and al-
so gives you the advantage of a big selec-
tion to choose from.,
Redpath or Dominion
Pure Cane Granulated sugar
10.55 er Inuidreh
.3 Fact. "-Jm r+s2:..w'V'ndA.L,�.,.e alnnk,fir`kd
This s the Right '�i' . e to
Come for Furniture
We don't believe that you, can find a better place to buy your
Furniture, than right at this store.
Our whole stock from end to end is ready to be
handed over
to our Customers as examples of utost style, most real worth for
the least money.
LARGEST STOCK , LATEST DESIGNS
FAIR PRICES BETTER SERVICE
TBE HOME FURNISHER
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Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director"
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
Long distance calls given prompt attention.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 743: Night call 74W
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This is
rsalino
They Have G'Class''
Written all Over Them.
See our display of Borsalino and king
Hats this week.
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THE
EXETER TIME
Market 'report ---The, following is
the report of the Exeter Market'
corrected every Wedloway.
Wheat $1.00
Oats 48c
Barley •55c
Manitoba Flour $3.45
Pastry Flour $3.05
'Family Flour $3.30
Feed Flour $1.75
Bran $1,50.
Shorts: $1,50
Dairy 'Butter, 35c
Creamery Butter, 43c
'New Laid Eggs 24c
Held 'Eggs 20c
Lard 17 to 20c
I=logs $7,25
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LOCAL
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Special Display
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There will be a..Special Display of
Ladies' Spring Coats. and Suits:at J.
A, STEWART'S store on Thursday,,
Friday and Saturday Of this• week,
These Garments which are on , can
signment from 'a large manufacturer
will all be sold at Special Prices. See
advertisement for details. . •
A three -act play, entitled "The
Dream that Came True," will be pre-
sented at the Opera House, on Wed-
nesday, April 16t1t, under the at-spi
(AVE i; PRIISIIKTERAN OtUltatEl
MT. Jftnles !Nieto, B.AI u sten.
10 a,an.--Sunday• Sehogl and Bible
Class. •
11 a.m.----"The Redemptive Principle
ira Love and Forgiveness."
• The Minister
7 p.aiL—'"The path of the Spirit.".
Thea, Minis tea
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
JAMES STREET METHODIST
CWJRCE
Rev. W. L YDonifiAly, B. A., Pastor'
11, a:pa. -Morning Worship
Sub .---"Ther'Valdictory• of a Clii'i5
tiara„
3 :p.m,—Stiuday School and Bible
Glass. .
7 p.m.—"Making the most. of Life;
A friendly welcome extended to all.
FOR SA
30 1 -gal. bottles, for Maple Syrup.
Vacuum 'Cleaner, Lawnmower,
Good 5 • -LP. Gas Engine.
Power Cutting` Box, Bargain.
Cncubators, very cheap.
Electrical hall fixture.
First class ` couch. Rug top
Good range, very cheap.
Good 3 -way Iron Pump.
Collapsible Baby Buggy.;
Barn, Timber frame, 24x30.
Heavy copper boiler. Bargain.
ces of James St. League. An even- $35 -buys areal good typewriter.
ing of mirth and laughter. -Reserved '.•Range, nearly new, 4 -hole, With
seats 55c. admission 37e.
\Vill the party who borrowed the.
quilting frames from Mrs. E. Jory,
some time ago, kindly return the
same.
New ilIapie syrup is on the market.
Mr. F. M. Boyle spent Monday in
in London.
Marbles and skippin'g ropes are in
full swing.
Miss Olive Tdylor spent the week-
end in London. .;,.
Mrs, Win. Abbott is confined to her
home with illness.
Dr. H. K. and Mrs. Hyndman were
in London on Friday.'
Mr. Samuel Popiestone, of Blyth,
spent Tuesday in town.
Blyth are planning to .;pave the
two principle streets of the town.
Mr. Wm. Passmore, of town, spent'
Monday of this 'week in ,Ingersoll.
Miss Annetta McTaggart spent a
few 'days in London" during the week.
Miss Verne Walker, of Clandeboye,
spent the week -end at her home here.
Mrs. C. Birney and Mrs. E. Short
spent 'a few days in London last
week. ,
Mr. Walter Dearing has "returned
to. London after an extended visit in
Exeter.
'Mrs. A. Glazier, of Clinton, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
rollick.
Mrs: J: W. Powell has been'con-
fiined to her bed for the past couple
of weeks
Mr. Ernest Pearson, of Hamiota,
Man., is visitingat the home of Mr.
Win. Andrew.' -
Messrs. R. Witwer and Czar Har-
ness spent a couple of days in Lon-
don last week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Ogden attended
the funeral of Joseph Hodgson on
Tuesday at Clandeboye.
"And has your little boy learned
to talk yet?" "My yes! we're teach
ing him to keep quiet now."
Mr. S. R. Prebble, of"iiderton, vis-
ited with his wife and infant daugh-
ter, on Friday of last'week
iMr. and Mrs. Arthur Nash, of Sar
iia,spent a few days last week visit -
hag their daughter, lt-Irs. J. W. Pow-
ell.
Mr. Wm?a., Davis. returned home on
Friday last a€ter..ta.king a two weeks'
militarycourse`at:„ Tecumseh barracks
London:
Parson:. "Well,Fwhat don you think
,of the new little sister at your
house?" Johnnie: "Oh, she's a
scream."
The James St. League will be en
tertained by the Young People's
Guild of Caven church this (Wednes-
day) evening.
11\2r. Walter Batten has moved from
'Exeter North into the ,residence on
Huron St. recently vacated by Mr.
John Jacobs.
The W.M.S. of James St. church
held a sucqessful bazaar and sale of
home-made cooking in the Town Hall
Saturday afternoon last.
Miss A, Beverley has resigned her
position with the Canadian Bank of
Commerce and her place will be ta-
ken by i\giss Ella Wares.
Mrs. 'S. Fitton undertivent an oper-
ation in Victoria Hospital, London,
on Friday, and at present is progres-
sing as favorably as possible.
been G. S. .A titilison; LaS,',D'D'S
away. Yes, he said with a note of
Reservoir, Bargain for quick sale.
Washing Machine and wringer
2 fear -panel doors complete with
jams and casings.
Eatery:wheel, counter shaft, 17 -in.
pulley and belts, complete. Bargain.
$1'6.00 buys a White- Oak Writing
Desk and Boohhcase
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USSPonel
lamPIPOS
Joamiza
alianglet
Cockshutt Tractor Plow complete,
Bargain. -
Quarter cut oak "Wali Case, 20 ft
tong by 18 - inches deep, complete
with -shelves Targe' mirror and 13
drawers in base, bargain.
1923Ford Touring, run less than '
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WANTED
NEW PATTERNS.,
IN.
Con l ,
Rugs n ,
. ole n
Let us show; you the
new patterns in these
sanitary , floor cover-
ings. The new patterns
Will please you and the
prices are reasonable.
lien's: and Young lea's Clothing
This season' our range is bigger and -better than ever. The cloths are good
weight, fine worsteds, made in smart, good fitting models'. The prices are
within your leach. -A good assortment at $18,50, $25:00, $30.0-0 & $35,00
Newest Style in Ladies' Sprieg `Coals
Every week we add new styles to our-• racks. The new stripes. and cheeks
that we are showing will'be very popular this season. -Goats at $16.00,
$1S,50,420.00 to:$40,00
Ne* Wall Paper
It is' a pleasure to show'you' our New
Wall 'Paper. Every day . we haze
satisfactory customers.' coins in acid
tell us how pleased they are with the
New Papers bought front us. 'Come,
in and see them -
School Shoes .for Boys
Greb's Box Kip, Solid Leather Shoes,
for Boys is what you should buy year
boy for school wear. They'stand the
rough wear. Sizzes 1: to 5. Price per
rough wear, Sizes 1 to 5, Price per
woof
room
Old Fashioned 'Walnut Rocker.
Information re. above' articles at
POWELL'S BAZAAR, Exeter, Ont.
"Money' 'doesn't grow on trees,"
said the Big: Business Man of Amer-
ica. "No," said the young recruit,
"but. I've heard that - much, can be
done by =grafting. - .
Having taken over the business of
Bagshaw € Easton, I will continue
the Livery and Cartage business.
H. BAGSHAW:
$2,000 .to, }pan on Mortgage on
land. Apply ,at ;Times' "office.
BABY CHICKS—Barred Reeks,
White Leghorn, Buff Leghorn, R.
C. Rhode 'Island -Reds and "White
Wyandotte. • I am now ' booking
orders. Get your order :in and
make sure of getting your 'chicks
when you want them. Garnet Hey-
wood, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE — Brick dwelling in
Exeter North, 2 storey, electric light
also good barn, good well and cis-
tern;
is-tern; 5 lots of land. Apply on prem-
ises. to Mrs. F. Witwer.
.ALFALFA SEED.—We specialize
in, growing. Alfalfa Seed of a hardy
strain that does ` not winter kill:
'Write for price and sample:
R. F. Hicks,& Son
Newton Brook
3-20-7t. York County
SEED OATS FOR SALE—Shef-
field Standard, 55c. bushel' and feed
oats, barley 'mixed in 50c. bushel.
Apply John H. Hyde, Lot,8, Con. 2
Stanley, phone 11 on 86,, Hensall.
Cochrane Machine
Works
Ford motors reground, fitted with
Pistons, Complete $16.00 , Every
make of Car Motor and Engines re-
ground withPistonsComplete to fit,
also Tractors.
W. R. Goulding
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster James
St. Methodist Church.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and The-
ory, Instructor of Music in the Public
Schools.
TERMS MODERATE
Box 57, Exeter.
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FUANItUrliE
Everything. clow i in Price
It costs more than double to live
a double life.
SCOTCH LABORERS 'COMING
11Ir. - Mooney, 'who was_ in Exeter
Monday and Tuesday arranging': to
place a number of Scotch laborers on
tfie'fai'iiis'in ,this community expects
to return` again in a few days. Any-
one requiring help might leave their
names at the Times office.
FARM FOR SALE
.Being lot 25, Concession 1, Us -
borne,. 100 acres; 45 acres ploughed,
s'
35 `acres invhay. On the premises are.
a bank barn„70x70, well stabled,
drive sbed, hen house and frame
house.• This farm is :well fenced and
underdrained. Good reasons for sel-
ling. For: particulars apply to; Ben
S Case, Exeter.
IVI_HOLM FARM
FOR SALE—Choice Seed Potatoes
Cobblers and Dooley. Baldwin Ap-
ples and Bred -to -lay Barred Rock
eggs for hatching.
L. V. Hogarth,
Phone Crediton 18r31.
A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office- McDonnell's &ales Tables on
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
ANDY EA_ ASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Coun-
cty of Huron. Correspondence arrange-
ments for sales can be made by call-
ing up the Central Hotel, . Exeter.
Charges moderate, satisfaction
guaranteed.
JAMES. W..•WAThOI�
LICENSED ,AUCTIONEER.
Sales, conducted in any locality.
Farm `Stock sales a specialty.` Satis-
faction guaranteed. Charges mod-
erate. Orders left at this office `will
be promptly attended to. R.R. No.
1, ,Kirkton. Phone Kirkton 54r2.
FARMS' EOR SALE—A few choice
farms in the - Townships of UJsborne,
Tuckersmith - • and Hibbert. Good
buildings and, well located as to mar-
kets. Priced right.'Apply to. -Thos.
Cameron; Aunt,. Box 154. Exeter.
NEW BUNGALOW FOIL
Well built, attractive, modern
bungalow,` centrally located. '.Apply„
'Gladnian & Stapbury,
It was remarked that he had
gentle resignation in his voice, "my DENTAL SURGEON”.
wife took me on her hOneynioon," Graduate of the Royal 'College. of
Mrs. Thos. Dinney and daughter Dental Surgeons Of Ontario
Barbara, were in London Monday versity of Toronto,
visiting Mr. R. N. ROWS, who is pro- Late District Dental ' Officer, Mili-
g'.essing favorably at Victoria I3os- tary, District Number One, London',
pital. ®rat;,
Word, has been received here of' �� Main Office, Main St. Exeter, Ont.
the death of Mrs. Ernest Gudinore, . Phone 84, Exeter: Hours 9.00.a.na.
which took place at "Crystal City; to 5.30, p.m. dA
Man, The deceased was a towner ; phone Bis. 30W 1{ouso 20Ofiico hours at. ZURICH.ONT. Tues;
resident of Exeter, leaving here J ,
qnlat 10:0 0 o'cIock ' a;m. to 5.00
many years ago : for the `West.
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THOMAS DTIV
LICENSED EMBALMERS AND
FUNERAL AL DIRECTORS
E ELIVE { FREE t.i' 01 NE
CLEAN SAVING
®` Spring housecleaning time is here and special prices to help F.E'
you do it at a saving are listed below,Look thele over and
buy what you need quickly.
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paa?� d .lea vfce'aelaca a at :��.eeras? er'rfices
1 Pkt, LUX - - ak-•: mea
_ 1 Pkt. RINSO - -
® 1 Bar SUNLIGHT SOAP. -
1 Bar LIFEBUOY SOAP
Regular Price, 33c= -Customer's Saving, 8c.
® Only one packet to each customer—Make sure of yours to -day.
- Other Suggestions for your Spring. Cleaning
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ALL LAUNDRY //�� EXTRA SPECIAL �1
SOAPS, 10 bars - `l:L. QUALITY BROOMS 8 JC _
FELS NAPTHA - CLOTHES LINES, _23c
9 ""
SOAP, 10 bars -30 ft., Cotton -
OLD DUTCH "�� CLOTHES LINES,:.
50 ft Manilla -29c
MOP STICKS- `22c
WASH BOARDS �g
HAWES FLOOR _�
WAX - -
CLEANSER, 2 tins - C
BABBITT'S -97C
CLEANSER, 3 tins La
STAR or HANDY,
AMMONIA •
POWDER, 3 pins. • -CAUL
CHLORIDE of ^1 C
LIME, pkt. !C O'
BORAX, _ 25c POLISH
CEDAR 45c 23c.,
2 pkts. - -
GOOD, STRONG - .0�C L VQUIDER 45c & 23c
CORN BROOMS
We have a fine stock of Nail, Scrub and Stove Brushes.
See this stock and prices before: buying elsewhere.
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PURE QUEBEC
MAPLE SYRUP 09
No: 10, tin . s
7:C,
39c
Quat'ts
Pints
= CHOICE DRIED .�oC
APRICOTS, lb. - -!a
• CHOICE:PRUNES -10i;40/50, Ib. -
CHOICE PRUNES q
a; 5.0/70, 2 lbs, '
COOKING FIGS - _25c4 lbs.
PRACTICALLY
▪ PEELED r13C
- PEACE}ES, ib, -
RICHMELLO
TEA, lb:
BREAKFAST
COCOA,,, 1/2 113r.''
BREAKFAST
COCOA, A/4 Ib.
•10c
BAYSI-DE PEARS- IGc
(in Light Syrup)
MAYFIELD BRAND
BACON,
Machined Sliced, ib. - 31c
NEW. CHEESE- 23_
lb. - - 3
HONEY ry
MARSHMALLOW - G C
BISCUITS, lb. -
15
s. •
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A "GOOD 'REPUTATION
Gained by -handling reliable and
guarant'ed goods at
REASONABLE PRICES
We endeavor to carry out this policy
OF SERVICE AND REALIBILITY
Spring goods Sale now• in
full 'swing,
'ELLIOTT AND jOUWS
Ilx err Tailors
HOUS10 I"OR SALE—Two storey„
worbrickks, , electrfirsticClass lighttiy; bllathroom'
and €; , wattaier' .
F ood ,
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lar. First class stable and garage.
Evarytlting . complete huanti
barn, 4 pIy ,to Box 195in, Exoeterse.
0 R. DARLING Bre
Barrister, Solicitor, &c ,
Loans, Iuv`estnients, , In6urance,
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'se, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter