The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-03-29, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
I Furniture
Exeter Markets
We are giving Great Values in Furniture
of all kinds at all times.
DEAL HERE AND GET SATISFACTION
R. N. ROWE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
PHONE 20w and 20j
Announcement Extraordinary
to the Men of Exeter
§One Day Only, Monday, April 2
The Berger Tailoring Co. have authorized us to offer you
PANTS FREE
WITH EVERY SUIT ORDERED ON THIS DAY!
Mr. King is coming, infen! The special representative of Berger
Tailoring Co. Ltd., makers of the fine Clothes of Quality will be
here in this store to personally serve all customers, APRIIL 2nd
To make his visit a memorable one, head office has authorized
us to offer absolutely free to every man ordering on those days, an
extra pair of trousers of the same material as your suit....Remem
ber, not a cent extra added to these well-known moderate prices.
Merely an advertising offer to make Clothes of Quality better
known throughout this locality.
The offer is good for one day only. Clip the coupon below and
assure- yourself of an opportunity to share in it. $7 to $12 is as
good to you as to Berger Tailoring Co. Clip the coupon now!
Clip the Coupon--it is worth $7 to $12
.TAMAN
EXETER, ONT,
This Coupon
is worth
Wheat $1.30.
Oats 70c.
Barley 80e.
Manitoba Flour $4.40.
Blended flour $3.90.
Pastry Flour $3.50,
Feed Flour $2.40
Bran $2.20
Shorts $2,20
Creamery Butter 46c.
Dairy Butter 38-41C,
Eggs, extras 28c.
Eggs, seconds 24c.
Hogs $8.75
Xocats
FISH! FISH!
100 pounds of Silver Bright Salmon
to cleai* at 14 and 15c. a pound while
they last. Don’t delay, this is the
last for the season.—- HARVEY'S
GROCERY.
A public demonstration of oratory
and elocution by public school pup
ils, and reading of prize essays by
High School pupils under the
pices of the Home and School
is on Tuesday, April 3rd at
p.m. sharp in the parish hall,
mission 25 c.
aus-
Club
7:30
Ad-
Come to James St. United church
W. M. S. Cafeteria tea served from
6 to 8 o’clock, Wednesday, April 4.
Mrs. (Rev.) G. 'Weir, of Blyth, will
be the speaker. Several splendid
musical numbers will be given.
The Exeter Women's Institute
will hold a cooking sale in the
sample room of Mr. Lee’s hotel on
Saturday next beginning at 3 p.m.
the
his
the
(Not more than one Coupon applicable on
each purchase.)
This Coupon entitles the bearer to an
Extra pair of Trousers FREE with any
suit purchased at the above signed store
on the days designated only.
OF course, you recognize the quality of the New
Series Pontiac Six the moment you see it.
In the rich color harmonies of its smart Fisher bodies
you find all the distinguishing marks of the quality
car.
But Pontiac quality extends far beyond mere outward
appearance.
Get in the New Series Pontiac and feel the power of
that sturdy six-cylinder engine . . . the easy-riding
comfort of the Lovejoy Shock-Absorbers . . • the
safe, smooth action of the Pontiac four-wheel brakes.
Examine the car in detail. Here are refinements be
yond all your expectations of a car at Pontiac price
. . . extra quality that makes Pontiac’s low price
all the mere amazing. 0-2128.4
Aik your dealer about the Deferred
Payment Plan which makes buying easy.i
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ABSORBERS
NEW FISHER
BODIES
NEW GMR
CYLINDER HEAD
NEW FUEL PUMP
NEW CRANKCASE
VENTILATION
NEW CARBURETOR
NEW STOPLIGHT
FOUR-
WHEEL
BRAKES
NEW CROSS-FLOW
RADIATOR
NEW
THERMOSTAT
NEW INSTRU
MENT PANEL
NEW
coincidental;
LOCK
NEW DASH
GASOLINE GAUGE
There will be plenty of rush seats
at the Opera House, Friday evening
to see the play “Eyes of Love." Ad
mission 35c. Curtain rises at 8:15.
................*
Miss Florence Norry spent
week-end in London.
Mr. Thos. Flynn is confined to
home through illness.
Mr. Frank Taylor has taken
agency for Star and Durant Motors.
Mr. Silas McFalls, of London spent
the week-end under the parental
roof.
Mr. Thos. Dinney is in London at
tending a convention of funeral di
rectors.
Mr. O. S. Winer of the Bell Tele
phone Co., spent the week-end at his
home here.
Miss Celia Christie has returned
hom& after visiting for a few days
in London.
Mrs. H. C. Rivers, who is ill in
Victoria hospital, London, continues
to improve.
Miss Ruby Wood, of Clinton, was
a guest of her sister Mrs. O. S. Win
er over the week-end.
Mr. Thos. Appleton returned home
Friday after a pleasant two weeks’
visit in Detroit and Windsor.
Mrs. T. Collingwood is visiting for
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Alderson, at Greenway.
Mr. G. J. Dow shipped a carload
of horses to the Dominion Transport
Co., of Toronto, on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Follick and
daughter, Pauline, of Hamilton, are
visiting with relatives in town.
Mr. C. H. Sanders, who is ill in
Victoria hospital London, has shown
splendid improvement during - the
past week.
Edmund J. Wethey, Jr., sub. of Mr
E. J. Wethey, of town, was confirm
ed on Sunday last >at St. Marks
church, London.
Mrs. Gordon Wells and daughter
Caroline, have returned to Windsor
after visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Davis.
Mr. P. G. Gillies and daughter,
Maxine, of Detroit, spent the week-,
end visiting the formeifs parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gillies.
Mr, Cecil Atwood has been in
town for several days storing his
furniture. He and Mrs. Atwood are
leaving for Ottawa where he has se
cured a position as surveyor.
Miss Jackson was the soloist and
showed matery of her instrument
and a fine polished musicianship.
—San Francisco, Calif. Hear her
April 10, in the Exeter Opera House.
Miss Ila Westcott left recently for
Toronto whore she will reside with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson after
having spent the winter with Mr.
and Mrs. Rd. Coates.
Mrs.
to New Hamburg
parents, Dr. J. W. and
ing. Iler sister, .Mrs. G.
kins returned with her.
Miss Helen Wethey,
Mr. ,E. J. Wethey,
graduated from the Orange Mem
orial Hospital, Now Jersey, the grad
uation exercises taking place Tues
day evening.
The annual meeting of'-the officers
of the Huron Regiment was held in
the Clinton Club room Tuesday. The
probabilities are
will go to camp
days in July.
Mr. Ed. Kestle
an operation for
tonsils at Dp.
O. H. Becker has returned
after visiting her
Mrs. Brown-
A. Haw-
daughter of
of town, has
that the regiment
in London for 12
j __, 'i PKMMKrr or ommmu* motoks or Canada tiumoo
recently underwent
the removal of his
, Fletcher’s hospital.
Mr. Kestle speaks very highly of the
car.e and treatment accorded him at
the hospital.
Mrs. George, field secretary for
the W. C. T. U. will speak in James
St. church this Wednesday evening
and will address a public meeting
in Main St. church Thursday even
ing at 8 o’clock.
Mr, and Mrs. S. J, Elliott have re-
tlie funeral of
A. H. Gould,
Joseph’s Hos-
three day 411-
She was the
the late Goo.
The Minister
7 p.m,—“The Last Time."
_____ The Minister
FOR SALE—Several good drivers
will make good third horses. Apply
I. Moir, Exeter, Phone 149
3-22-4tp.
CAVIN PRESBYTERIAN OHNRCH
M Jamei Foote, B.A., Mlnliter
IQ a.m,—-Sunday School.
—“Manifested to take Away
s Sin/’
THURSDAY, MARCH 20tIi, 102S
MINING STOCKS
181
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All stocks listed on the
Mining Exchange bought
brokerage same as
Standard
and sold.
TORONTO
Mr. G. J. Dow- will hold another
sale of horses and cattle in-the near
future. Watch, foi’ date, 3-29-ltp.
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT—1
hundred acres, lot 9, con. 10, Hay
Tp. Brick house, bank barn; priced
right. Apply Box 55, Watford, Ont.
3-29-2tp.
FOR SALE—Field seed peds and
2-rowed barley which ripens well
with oats. Apply to ‘Win. Welsh,
Exeter, phone 17'4r3.' 3-29-4tp
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF
CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor *
W. R. Colliding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a,m.—-“The Death of Jesus," A
discussion of its significence and
an historical settng of the great
doctrine of the “Atonement."
p.m.— Sunday School
p.m,—“From Cross to Tomb" 6th
and last in the series “The Drama
of Calvary!’’ introducing Nicode
mus and Joseph of Arimathea.
Y.P. League withdrawn. Mission
Circle Monday evening. W. M. S.
special Easter meeting, Wednesday
evening Mrs. Rev. Geo. Weir, of
Blyth will speak. Watch next week’s
announcements of special Easter
services. An Easter Cantata by the
choir at the evening service. “
vet to Calvary" by Maunders.
MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
11 a.m.—The Women’s Missionary
Society have charge of this service
and have requested a specal mes
sage in connection with the Easter
Thank-offering. Mrs. Wright,
Elimville, will sing at this service.
3 p.m,—Decision Day in t
Sunday School. Special program
has been provided and invitations
have been given.
7 p.m.—“The 3rd Commandment,
Profanity.” All whb would like a
dean village and are willing to help
free it from this curse are cordially
invited.
Thursday at 8- p.m. a public meet
ing by the W, C. T. U. This meet
ing will be addressed by one of their
secretaries and the public are in
vited. '
TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH
Rev. W. Jones, Rector
PALM SUNDAY
April 1st, 1028
11 a.in.—Holy Communion—Sermon
3
7
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—Evening Prayer—Sermon
Wednesday at 8 p.m. Lenten Ser
vice; illustrated address. “Bethany
to Calvary". A bad bargain. Judas
Remember the Parochial Mission
April 22nd to 29th.
I large. Cabinet Brunswick Phono
graph with 10 records priced
$235.00 sale price $75.00
Several boxes containing 10 Blue
Amberol (cylinder) records $1.00
per box.
Ladies and Men’s Silk Hose, our
-prices and quality will surprise you.
Easter Candies
Eastei* Flowers and Easter Lillies
A big assortment
TRY THIS STORE, YOU WILL
APPRECIATE our MERCHANDISE
Powell’s Variety Store
Phone 55
FOR SALE—North half lot 13,
con. 8,’Township of Usborne, 50 ac
res excellent pasture; spring well
with windmill on farm. Apply to
David ’M. Clarke, Exeter, Ont. or W.
Nelson Clarke, R. R. Woodham,
Ontario, Executors Thomas Clark es
tate or Carling & Morley, Barristers,
Exeter, Ont. 3-29-3tc.
Farm to Rent, 75 acres. House
and 8 lots for sale, corner of Andrew
and North Sts., Exeter. Apply to
Mrs. Edith Snell. 3-29-2tp.
FOR, SALE—TWo small heaters,
Grand Jewell and Quebec, prices
reasonable. Apply at Express office
NOTICE—All accounts owing W.
H. Harness must be settled by April
1st. After that dote they will be
placed in other hands for collections
Accounts may settled at my house.
—W. H. Harness.
Remember the lidme and School
Club meeting in the parish hall on
Tuesday* April 3rd at 7480 p.m* As
this meeting is In the interest# of
thd community, it is hoped the par*
cuts and friends of the (school &hild*
reft will come to encourage the
scholars and enjoy their program.
There will he an Important business
meeting after the pt'orfftm which all
ate utged to attend*
turned from attending
the latter’s -sister Mrs,
who passed away in St.
pltal, London, after a
ness with pneumonia,
youngest daughter of _ ___ ___
and Mrs. Brooks, William St. Exeter
A delightful program was render
ed by Miss Marie ’Jackson, the cele
brated harpist, last evenin'#. She
displayed tine technical dualities and
sound muscal understanding.
Border Cities Star—See advt. :
.—The
page 1
FOR SALE—Good Work
Apply to MfS. A. Cudmote* jv. tv.
No* 1, Hen&aU, Phone I71r3* Exeter
Horse,
b. n.
We are expecting a nice car of
Alberta Oats. We have unloaded a
car of Bran. We always have a good
supply of Chop. .We try to keep
Corn on hand, and we have Tank
age, Oil Cake, Qaif Meal, Laying
Mash, Chick Starter, Hog Mineral,
Meat Scrap, Oyster Shell, Poultry
Grit, Wood and Bone Charcoal,
Bono Meal, Ground Limestone* Etc.
IIARVEY BROS.
BOY WANTED—To leartt the
printing trade and operate linetype.
Apply at Times-Advocatc.
TEACHER JWANTED—Protestant
for S, S. No. 11, Stephen, duties to
start after Easter. Apply* stating
qualifications, salary and experience
if any, to Albert Morenis, tt. B. Nd. 2,
Dashwood, Opt,
in Printed Crepes* Georgettes and Spider Web
We have your new dress for you for Easter
Last week we received the largest shipment we
have ever had. We will be glad to have you
see them. The prices are reasonable.
Stamped Mats
The old fashioned rag mats
more popular than ever. We
showing many new patterns
spring.
are
are
this
Ring a Rosy Cloth
This cloth comes in a variety of
patterns and colorings. It is splen
did for children’s dresses.
PRICED PER YARD 30c.
New Styles in Spring Coats for Misses and Women
We show a very smart range of what is new this season. For those who
are hard to fit we offer splendid service, by taking your measure and having
your coat made special. We guarantee a perfect fit- Our prices are in
reach of all
$12.00 $17.50 $20.00 $25.00 $35.00
Full Fashioned Hosiery
We feature Weldrest full-fashion
ed Silk Hosiery this season. They
look well and also wear well. All
the new shades .
PER PAIR $2 00
Gold Dollar Hosiery
In all the newest shades for 1928.
This is pur leader and is extra value
eight shades
PER PAIR $1.00
Boys’ and Men’s Clothing for Easter
Let us show you your new suit for Easter. Boys’ New Tweeds with,’
short or long pants priced at $7.50 to $12.00 made in Exeter by S. M. Sanders
Mfg , Co.; also a fine range of Men’s New Tweeds and Worsteds Priced at
$22.50 $25.00 $27.50 to $35.00
Boys’ Hobby Fair
ANY BOY ENTERING OUR HOBBY FAIR CONTEST SHOULD HAVE
THEIR ENTRY IN ,OUR STOKE ON MONDAY MORNING SO THAT
THEY CAN BE JUDGED AND PLACED IN OUR WINDOW. THE
PRIZE WINNING SUITS MADE BY S. M. SANDERS, MFG. CO., ARE
ON DISPLAY IN OUR NORTH WINDOW.
Southcott Bros
Phone 16 Phone 16
Used Nordheimer Piano for sale
in first class condition. Evangelical
Parsonage, Crediton.
FOR SALE UR RENT—Splendid
brick residence, corner of Andrew
.and Waterloo streets with four ac
res of land in connection; also a
brick cottage corner of Main -and
Wellington streets; also 50 acre
pasture farm in Hy. Towship. Ap
ply to Thos. Laing, Exeter, Ont.
TRUCKING AND DR AYING with
Trailer for Stock. Persons needing
anything in this line phone I. Moir,
149, Exeter. 3-22-4tp.
Put something
besides Air in
your tires”
There are several mining stocks
if bought at present prices will make
a big profit.
Out board room is open for your
oonVeiiienCe.
Why hot make Some money now.
Personal attention makes our Ser
vice to you better than you can
poet from a large city office.
S. G. BAWDEN
Phono 05 Exeter,
cx-
Ont.
COMMON-SENSE
wants to be
pumped into them too.
Because they’re filled
js.mo guarantee that
tires are fit for the road.
They must beproperly
filled to the correct
•pressure for their size
and load. Over that
pressure, is uncomfortable — under it} is expensive.
If you want good .mileage, come in here once a
week f Let ouy tire man test the pressure—gauge
it, not guess it. Let him examine the casing for '%
flints, metal splinters and nail ends. Better ten
minutes wait at the Dominion Tire Depot than
half an hour’s work on the roadside.
DOMINION TIRE DEPOT
JOHN TAYLOR, Exeter
W R. GOULDING
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
James St. United Church
Instruction in
Plano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music tri Schools
Studio* Main St* Box 57, Phone 19 2
EXETER, ONT.
FARMS' FOR SALE OR RENT—
ISO herbs, lot 13, Con. 13* Stephen;
60 acres grass, south half of tot 16,
con. 13; 50 acres grass, S» IL lot 4,
con. 15. Apply to D. LippCrt, Mel
bourne* Ont* 2-1 B-tfc.
Ernest C. Harvey
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
Representing
Mutual Life of Canada
FIRE* AUTOMOBILE, ACCIDENT,
SICKNESS, WINDSTORM, ETC.
FOB SALE OR RENT—Fine brick
residence, heated with hot air, el«c-
LricJig«,te.d’ ?0od safden* Apply to
H* E* Pickard. 10-2 7tfe