The Exeter Times, 1918-4-4, Page 8hursday`
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dies u and Odd Coats
Our New
de,bean
s range ro $14
rs and Coats are splendidy i
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designed ad reasonably
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k Silks
rolaorl
retied. is
Vheat 2,
The foI:
he .Ecete'
aril 3rd,
ggs Sc'.
trvi batter xee 42c
Creams., y° bolter 53o..
faotasoR: s 1.00 to 1,95,,
Suear' L.ca pulp ."I tm per
Lard 3'
a fogs 200,
Cp e
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021L• xE LAIt MORE DECO/NG
NO MORE
I a, ,ge ntle-1 r of
Nets, end Overcoat -
Or arrival-
f fasrdions,
enlore, soft, hand ono
bea`tiful g,rayav o%
I'I.S''€1C 1d1 T5
12ey've band,d d
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conservation,,
mune ,from kd
1 -Day shoot t
r 'arid his met
lest be heeded,.
re
that hen
be though
day",R'oo.;
chose ukase
zs n sin to; kill
a hen, .when eggs; are badly needed, ing, me or calling up, on phone tti
kresh eggs are good beneath one's 83, Exeter;. G, J, DOWbelt, the test books all deter nine,
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mah tire'il •pate she Teutons in a box
ORSES WANTED --
limited number of horses
fnail,. Geldings from 'five
d ap'w ei htng from 10
aleft^ flares from 4 years 0
avea,tng frein 1300 pounds
having regutred stuff to ci
wood find a ready market,
a ti when they re stale"' thcy-'li th t .a►
ored to Order Iap. r
t the peace ace fan and i.he lzro Grezk i
250ACllrs I
Qi t Ct WANT -ED
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tiSORTMENT Or
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have eve,
wetness it
T,he,
an ht.):oa< men nP more x
�, ze bulletin i t-.
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�� �h 'Exeter C
kii off' the Crewing cods and save • e `'e er anntn; oncl i?rea, Go,,
Gael as pz'eparer to ce ?taGt wiih far -
or cackling putlerts." And r,lt w fin,, secs to tf.;row 250 acre.-, �* corn..
5 every burcher's store, from ei fig" ja }rf +y
to 41r a` � � 2�A1 ;tor 1tJ18, l�rioe::lta r $tiTa�n ed to.
Wooster the hglfol he e rR $10,00. Seed corn costs' nvor '.35c tiler
ERT
NG RATES
lay advertising rates
sawn on application.
Stray anina,a€s,-One znsert o
hree insertions $1.00 -
Farms or Real Estate for 04,1
,each insertion for the mora`
insertions; 25o for each '
Insertion. Miscellaneous 9li
saxe, co rent, sva.uted, lost*'. Q
each rtas.,rtaoa, Z,ta
Notices. etc., Ipo poi
tioa., No notices le
T o
of hz.nks �.e, �e>z, adpertistz>g,
and 50 per line. ,action sale,
for one ensiertrk �# #ud 3.00 for tiirar
ruse dors, '', i l al Dards not
c zn a '1 $5.00 Per gear,.
no l,p, ,0„pr �, t there's a stook will be sold to gxonyera .tor �?5e
tar, Oh„ j'•'i`h t.ae, yooters 'to III b , your al^
- h 4! e carp axed securo ri
for roosdd ':ls, cor t} , the ; , of t, Exeter Canxzine' Co,
Moria and' �� l'ly mootta Bocth�k.
an;; . .e 33t1s'3,:ing, Ob,
xoosttz,, chiofQrzn tog 3 liar
a
Brahma 4.
a
beheading ; ancient thea ai eat
theist waren, tl tir feathers use Lor
1 bedding; 1 hake, upon the kitchen
firz, a fowl of `proper gender; r also
offor: des_ a cook a rubber tirr which is ha bit
tailored to order coor•, render, k .,b; ar the rubber tired
'l ttiIR, pa'odac,s a eornpleta.ess vb'1 e, and then I chert the rocxster/
or fdtting and a pleasingness and sit "I've 'd0Over skit/n-1 a€raile
of anpe.ar gave that a ready. atto0 booster.'
made cannier hops to equal. By Walt 7tfason
No fatly ':aows how well eha
can spear in a crit yr eoa
e aatnl sIt^Y has one cot to rneae,r
ire. Oaxr tock is conmlete,
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Shee
the E
ter. 1ya rritr
n izo 3 as a tf c as'i sb to Ultanli'rol'
Clair$ the Leader and 4fr, 3iat't�zt
rhe, EresMent e. lho 1 7Seler Choral
''Soei'ty .for 'their sp'endiel 1" L{ of one
ksin*drad dollars to oar 1c..gee,
-Mrs. R. E, J ickard
A -D GENTS' TAILO
rk r. OProsit? the £etrs;
Asay r ori�bada
arve H.0; as ?y}}r' lei
fi3tn*lrl bat tnfr
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acre
Hak
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e Ontario flag Co, rectaai'e dland
s land Exeter F1.a Mit
Land nd Rea ad paid -°hen fia:<
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ApplyJOE 1�'l? te,!apbnne
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EXE ,ER FLAX : EILt,.
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or weighing on E. G;Idon'sieales
X1lTBR €� 44 atN`G ,
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the Canning Eaetorp is
zarad ensilago as offered for sale
2,412
Per ton. Perchaser to pay
Fur
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Undertaking
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D 1?L R; ITU13E D-DAIEU
A1, DIRER,
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Seeds
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:TBR 13,.R IN STO
e .'s Heavy Shoes -
extra good values from 83.25 to $5.50 per pair in Mack
or tan with or without toe cap.
Our stock of school shoes was never more complete
and you will find we can fit your boy or girl with a
nice strong shoe that will give good service from $2.25
to b. ,50 per pair.
e can give you spine
Ladies High Shoes in Brown gray, and black, with
l high or low heels ranging in price from $5.00 -to ':$10.00
per pair.
We have a nice new stock of Mens' shirts from
25 to $2.00 each.
Try us for a A/lade-to-Measure. Suit.
W. R
BEAVERS
ax Lan
anted
e }iitario Flax Land Co,
m4u requires
s 'of .and
`eters Flax Mill
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' i 11 pa11 "
IS SoWn
JOS. 33 4i tS,
the :13 •
��i� TtIILL,
Miss Lida 'horn, of Eliniville,, visit -
with llrs. Jas. 3IcFalis.
Mrs. O. Becker and daughter, of
Lcxv Il,'ambarg, arc visiting the for -
men's ;'parents,, Dr. and Mrs. .1. W.
Brow nir. . llrr'Becker motored over
and spent ,East:er Sunday.
The price of a meal in. France in a
public eating, house of even' the
cheapest kind; is no less now than
$1211. 'Though they have ,bread 'tick-
ets in Italy; in many,.places they have
no ;flour to !nsake bread,
lied." Cross Notes. -The W. C. T. iJ.
acknowledged with thanks the follow-
ing donations for -Red Cross work.
the, county' grant, 47.50; which was
us ,xn {buying hoap.tal supplies, coo-
t ig .of sheets, pilloss` e ses, towels,"
sent ° to hospital overseas also 10.00
from 1Ia , '13i a t FAndrews sent to Y.M.
C A:.overseas, also a guilt lona ted. be
Mrs, John Jarrott tvlaicb' will be sold,
an •t:hc. near.:'Ifuture and proceeds .used.
or Red Cross Work among a14iexs
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ll, t.i tilt^.i
uisite°al ,e
dtia iia' %fats 1i,'
il. sr, , Matit'ios tla,a
rcaek left :.'atc'ztiel,a, las'
vitt tltsi colors,
No..t, i,?.tvis of tlalt.
Lu n„ eta of London.
nos over Easter.
(k1odic nn rind tw
rsic, visited with M I.
'r s3at ltsali�xis s,
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Af anion
eta -
tb is
ilraldr,<r;, <
her
is
S. in I,ondon,
Mrs. '1"rtini;
;14cit d home t
s° arvrai �c sults
>rrtti, 3 a
Id it gr:,#
;coda
tag
..Stern
•c?rata,
31rs "k'. W . Glaadrrtart .rrid two ,sons
i�harlrA. 'and 3i;maid hurt: been spend-
w xlaysin Toronto,
accompanied by her
n ne dee. Miss Helen DAVIS' has beenr
ending a w cek in Toronto.
Hiss Bowel of Chicago Who spent
•veral clays with her brother, TO
t; rnzd to her home on ` londay.
Capt, and Mrs. S. R. D. Howitt and
child of. Toronto, visited for a few
Iday's at the home of Mr. A. Dow.
Miss Ruby Wood, teacher at Gorrie.
` is ;spending the holidays at the home
of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. Wood
hiss -Jean Murray who has spent
the past three months in Toronto,
returned home on Saturday: evening
last.
Mr. ,land firs.' Chris. Luker, or St,.
Catharines :have been visiting for sev-
eral days tvith'Mr� and Mrs. E. Chris-
Mrs. ` R. itluston, of _London,
an IMrs. W. 7). Burke and child of
Winghant, spent Easter with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Taylor. `
Hiss Ida Armstrong, who 'is`rteach-
ing school at Toronto, is spending the
lolidays with her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. 1. Armstrong.
Mr. Garvey Acheson and hiss E.
peYe1, of St. Thomas, visited- over
the holidays with the latter's parents
at the Central .l-Ttoel.
Mr. and MI's.' W. 13radt and chilli,:
and. Mrs. W. .McAllister and; children
of London visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Sas J t:`ell during, last r w eek.
Mr Ed. liowald who has been work
ing in St. Marys for several: weeks
has `retarnec to town and has 'resum-
ed his old position with Harvey Bros.
Mr. W. A. D' vis, of itamilton, Mr.
A. E. Davis, of London, .and, Mrs.
Jarvis Dickson, of Chatham. visited
their. mother, „Mrs. Wm, Davis, over
T tout. O S Ache on¢ Dill the 7ft is C,
who has spent,. Alit ears, overseas
an , r' 'prze til .a on Turlou;'h,
visited .,r c an, tow i�.r �tr�: the fat ler
f S'
d s at S xiai
part of last week..
Ifo
ta'e could place a fesv�bnnehe izf
+7
tt
is
Id
V ll is'it
sc
no. an s7 afr. t bas, Neer-
dnesday w°ill, a r of
1'er, ifichs for.•-fl:arrl&%, Stsl.s
Ni; s horn, "Baird, isI l r szatfrard
nt 31a+^ Easter•laoldla
do #'1le Tattles St,
liiznt:cs ,Ifartoti, ;ants xt eta}, Mics
larjorie Lution, of London visited
tuitla.`frineds in town oves;Gooti ;old,
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5
Ir
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al
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tido,
11a s. T. Whdta' and gran 0.
01' Winfsoa, s•i itcd with I4ir a 14'3iiie
and :air. and Mrs. Wickwire, over the
itolid.t� s,
rtr. and 1fzr. D. B. McDonald, and
daughter, tformerly of Chatham visit-
ed, d, oyer Good i rida3 with Mr. 'and
:Mrs. C. W. Christie.
The Canning Factory: ha
cr ased. the price to be pa
corn.,ote the increase in their slut,
<srsothe r column.
1Ir,. 1�aiis 1.1,eiideinan of Toroni0,
nd if . _ifason and, children orf
Clinton visited with Mr. andz.,Mrs.
11 ideinan over the holidays.
If it's feed, you <vant see Harvey
1;ros. ifoo chop made from. oats, mixed
edi Lorain, good feed wheat, also feed
flour, ldried pulp` and others corning
Mr. and Mrs. T. Wolper. and child-
r,n+el Harrow, are ;smog, ti1'r. saris,
Kestle, sehool teacher at Carlysle, 'is
Mrs. Nelson Nestle; and Miss, Gladys
spending the holidays with herpat-
ents.
11:iss Dorothy White gave a theatre
party , to about twenty-five of her
friends on Triday evening. Following
the 'theatre the young people enjoyed
a couple of hours at her home. -The
Oatlook, Outlook; Sask., •
Mrs. Geo. Vivian of Mtbhell ; Miss.
Laura . Vivian of Toronto, and Pte.
Percy `"Vivian who spent some time
in .Franey and was invalided hoare
wr;'re lie received -his discharge,: vis-
ited with
is-ited-with Ift'. and 3trs. 11. W. Doerr
over, Easier. '
• PR,E1.IIER BORDEN
ON PRODUCTION
Sir iR;ohert ;13orrIen iri'the. Canadian,
Food Bulletin, has appealed for great-
er 'production of foodstuffs in Can_
ada.' it is the earnest r hope of the
Government t.bat every citizen w1l'
realize his or h r.;personal,; a A vis.
sal :'Tiffs" says Sir- Robert l'o_d.en's
message Mari volun ary observance
dill not be enough. The crisag; C rave
nd urgent beyond possible exaggera-
tion."
a
n
Don t lety f r cotnter ciee. heti
>ln two low e'W"e ;are agents
&ppleford Counl.eri`iChheaue r
ilamttton e largest cofice ni
this kind in .Canada:` Pori
as cheap r'l n`
tilt .firm
raoste
P.
'5 a good
n . remodelled ago.
ing and cement floors;
waters in /louse, watt.
a and one holt acres good hard-
wood bosh, Four miles, from Londes-
ticolars apply to liox 12, Moth
NOTICE
All accoonls date Inc must be set-
tled by April 1st or they nil, be`
placed Tor eollection atter that late
/r teinis are sirictly cash on delic-
, so please 411 not aslt for credit
and lbou we will r.ot /lave to rerose
IOLSE FOR SALE -Two storey
rame house in good repair, stable,
henhouse, ,garden, 'fruit trees, etc.,
in ,good neighborhood. Apply to. „
FOR SALE --75 acres GC grass
Sweet. 3-14.-Ztv
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Vondbaidge
taalph
St. Catharines .
ClIsatat Ont.
Le
vor
1. pany
inpany
art/no-at tat Agricul
arkets Brandt.
alto Bldgs., Toronto
nth
COmpany
Attspaintiort
patty
stpnny
Trany
Oatat
WANTED to rent by the year or
buy a six roomed house with modern
conveniences by April1st.--Mrs.Annie
Melville., Fillmore, •Sask. Box 91
Look at yoor ?aloe], The subscription
rate to nthe Exeter Times is $1.25 .a,`
year. If your label, reads, <fan. 19 it
signifies that the poner LS paid up
it signifies yon are already two mon-.
ths in arrears, if Jan. 17 a year and
two months, etc. etc. Look up your t
label and ;1 in arrears /et us have
an early remittance.
One 7
New
btyles
We e something worth while to -show you -at prices
especially atrractive.
Ve have received shiproents for
e New Spring Goods in all, lines of'
•o's Wear and have Some attractive
gods to rifer -at Worth -while' pTiCeS,
,•see. ,our Ne1<- Spring Hats all
th2 latest Shades and Shapes,= -Kings
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We ,also -have some excepfiona.1 adirty
It rigs in Neckwear: Colla..7a in the
Shapes, and Ties in, all 4b,e latest
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