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THE EXETER TIMES*ADVOCATE
Want Column
FOR SALE—Baby buggy, good as
new. Apply Times-Advoeate.
FOR S ’H.E OR RENT—Fine brick
lesidenve, heated with hot air, elec-
‘ cic lighted, good garden. Apply
io R. E. Pickard. 10-27-tfe
HOT DOGS—Will be sold Saturday
< veiling, May 19th, ut Southeott h
Bros* old stand.
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.5V
Oats 75 c.
Barley 85c.
Manitoba flour $4.50
Blend Flour $4/25
Pastry Flour $3.70
Feed Flour $2.40
Bran $2.20
Shorts $2.20
Creamery Butter, 41e.
Dairy Butter 35c. to 38c.
Eggs, extras 28c.
Eggs, seconds 23e,
Hogs $9.50FOUND— At Grand Bend, a gold
wrmt watch. Apply to B. Bossen-
i>errv, Hotel Imperial, Grand Bend.
HOUSE FOR 11 ENT- -With or
without garage. Apply at this of
fice. 5-17-lte
FOR SALE- Sit'd potatoes at $2
per bag. at Centralia Farmers’ Co
operatives Co., th ntralia, Ontario
5-17-tf
LOST-
- r.mpri’.iiig sever, pieces, lu
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Read the full page advertisement
of Southeott Bros, big fifteen day
Anniversary Sale.
Severny ft. of ridge cap |
............................ ... feet ‘
■ mg, purchased from the Centralia | a
Uo-Opi relive Co. Finder please;
‘ xire word with <
Glimville, or Tinies-Advoeate, Exe-1
’.er.
Tell it well and your add will sell.
Dr. W. E. Wtekcs has purchased
new Essex Coach.
.’diss Rosie Jennings spent the
Charles Stephen, j wetk-eml in Toronto.
a Air. and Airs, AlonMr, and Airs. Alonzo Ilodgins, of
Crediton, visited in town Sunday.
I Mr. and .Mrs. Gordon Hunter and
FOR SALE— A storey and a half visited inbriek residence on MMn street, all | J/
.lodern eonveniei'ces A
barn, ihivki-n house, two
trees and small fruiti
Jiine.’-Advoeate.
cood well iu ll(*w machine for riveting brake
lots, fruit: linings.Apply at I Isaac Suns, who lias been ill
' 5-lu-tfc in bed for the past three months is
— | improving.
BUS SERVICE Mrs, A, McDonald, of Windsor,
Air. Cap. Howard has resumed hisp-’ visiting her daughter, Airs. Foore,
'••us sirvice between Exeter and Lon- a1 the Alanse.
Con, t ailing at Centralia. Aloures- • Alessrs. Andrew Hamilton and H.
ville, Clandehoye and Lilian. Leaves1 Taylor motored over from Detroit
Mxeter at 8 a.in., except Alohday * l'nr the week-end. ,t. T ,x„
when he leaves at 7:3o. Returnin'.', " ' ’ n'"' ...................*
• earing London at 4:3", due in Ex
eter at 6 p.m.
POTATOES!
I Air. and Airs. Henry Eyre, of Lon-
' don. visited with lriends at Sex
smith on Sunday.
Rev.
Alurphy are attending
London, this week.
W. Jones and Air. R.
synod
H.
inPOTATOES!
CARMEN-Splendid cookers and i Miss Ruth Collingwood spent the
would make ex.-Mlent seed at $2.25 ! week-end with her sister, Mrs. Roy
a lm.g. I Alderson, near Thedford.
GREEN MOUNTAIN OR IRISH; The Salvation Army are making
GOBBLERS—Now in stock at $2.35 their self-denial appeal and are
per bag. Good strains of plant.m ' meeting with fair response,
stock—JONES & MAY
Mrs. Roy
BEN HUB —World’s
Attraction, Tale of the Christ by
Gen, Lew Wallace. At the Dome
Theatre, May 2t> 25 and 20th.
Mightiest
the Dome
FOR SALE—Essex Crystal Dwarf
Clover has many outstanding ad
vantages. It is about four weeks
earlier than the common Sweet Clo
ver and grows much smaller,
nranehy and leafier and has
stems. It seldom grows over
and a half feet tall. It produces
hay in large quantities and is better
seeder yielding as high as 25 bu
shels per acre on large acreage.
$20.00 per bushel
Apply to F. Taylor, Exeter or W.
Anderson, Crediton.
more
finer
three
finer
J.
WANTED—Five thousand Market
Gardeners to plant our hardy field
grown cabbage and Bermuda onion
plants. These plants will produce
vegetables three weeks earlier than
home-grown plants. It its no ex
periment. We guarantee results or
refund your money. Strong, field-
grown, toughened plants ready to
set 'in open field. Will stand tem-
peatnre twenty degrees above with
out injury. Bermuda onion plants
and all leading varieties of cabbage
plants shipped promptly. 200 plants
Postpaid $1.00; 500. $1.75; 1000
$3.00. Ship express collect $2.00
thousand. Catalog and testimon
ials sent free.—Carlisle Plant Farms
Windsor. Ont.
POTATOES—Certified seed. Lovely
for table use.—-Southeott Bros.
FOR SALE—Buggy, cutter and 2
jeyaoy rows. Apply to Rev. G. AL
Chidley, Thames Road. 5-17-2tf.*
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Black
Minorca setting eggs. Heavy laying
"train. R. E. Pickard, Exeter.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
SHARPENED (any make)
SINGLE EDGE ............... .........
DOUBLE EDGE ......................... ■
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. COLE, DRUGGIST
3c
4c
j Mies Ada Willis, of Turnerville,
' spent the week-end visiting her par
ents. Mr.' and Mrs. Jas. Willis.
j Air. and Airs. Geo Geddes, of Lon
don, visited friends at. Sexsniith over
the week-end.
Airs. Wm. Rivers, who has been
seriously ill, is showing some signs
of improvement.
Air. and Airs. Ol’by Kestle, of De
troit, were weelt-end visitors with''
relatives in town.
Miss Aluriel Hogarth of Windsor,
spent the week-end with her parents
Air. and Airs. Fred Hogarth.
Air. J. A. Christie, of St. Thomas
spent the week-end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. IV. Christie.
Air, Fred Mitchell, of Toronto,
visited at the home of Air. and Airs.
Fred Hogarth over the week-end.
Afr. and Mrs. David Russell, of
Detroit, visited relatives in Exeter,
on Sunday and Monday.
Air. A J Ford returned home Sat
urday atfer visiting for a time with
his sister, Airs. Prodger, of London.
Air. Langford Jones spent the
week-end with her parents Air. and
Airs, Wes. Jones.
Afiss Carrie Anderson of Windsor,
was a week-end visitor at her home
in Usborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Winer, of Galt.’
visited with AIT. and Airs. C.
der on Sunday.
Air, and Mrs, A, Swayzip.
don. spent Sunday will the
mother Airs. J. Broderick.
Mr. and Airs. Benson Turkey and
Air. and Airs. L. Rafuse, of London,
visited relatives in town Sunday.
Mrs. Hy.
Bolt on, are
parents. Air.
Air. Len.
and Aliss Ella Kuntz, of Windsor,
visited in Exeter over the week-end.
Miss Marguerite Aidworth and
Miss Frances Pearce, of Stratford,
visited at their homes here over the
week-end.
Scliro e-
of Lon-
latter’s
Burns and family, of
visiting the former’s
and Mrs. Robt. Sanders.
Haist, Mr. John Kuntz
REN HUR — World’s Mightiest
Attraction. Tale of the Christ by
Gen. Lew Wallace. At the Dome
Theatre, May 21, 25 and 20th.
Hound Trip
RED STAR NAVIGATION CO.
ANNUAL LOW RATE EXCURSION
ch ^DETROIT
Big Steel Steamer Greyhound
Safe, Speedy, Comfortable
will leave Goderich
Monday, June 6th, at 9
ARRIVING PORT HURON 1.30 PM, DETROIT 5.30 P.M.
RETURNING LEAVES DETROIT 1 p.m., FRIDAY, JUNE 8
Only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season. Children
between 6 and 12, half fare. Visit your Michigan friends and see
Magnificent Detroit. A delightful trip over the great International
highway of lakes and rivers. Don’t miss it.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 5th, AT 8.30 P, M.
Three Hours oft Beautiful Lake Hurou for 50e. Children 25c.
Fiuxel’s Orchestra ftir Dancirig ih the steamer’s big ball room
l.ast Trip, Goderich to Detroit, Saturday, June 9th, 8*30 a»m.
Usborne Council and the AV. C, T.
U. report are being held over until
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold French, Mrs.
Geo. French and daughter Doris, of
London, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac. Sims.
Mrs. W. J. Hamblyn, of town at
tended the funeral of the late Wm.
Cantelon, in Clinton, on Wednesday
of last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ferguson and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Coates, of Detroit,
motored over and spent the week
end witii relatives
Rev. Mr. McTavish and wife were
in Ripley on Tuesday attending the
funeral of the latter’s grandfather,
the late Adam Ruttie,
Rev.
were at Ford on Sunday, Mr. Moor
house conducing services for his
brother, Rev. A. E. Moorhouse.
Mrs. W. 11, Dearing arrived home
Tuesday evening after a very en
joyable visit of ten days with rel
atives in Windsor and Detrot.
The Young People of Trivitt Mem
orial church will put on their play
“The Brixton Burglary,” at Ailsa
Craig on Friday, May 25th.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Heiaeman and
daughter Betty, of Toronto, were
week-end visitors with the former’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heideman.
Mr. end Mrs", Alonzo Hedden, of
Crediton, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Fraser, of town, spent
the week-end
Brantford.
“Miss Pearl
Lloyd Kestle.
Fred Kestle, of Exeter, spent Satur
day and Sunday with Mr. F. Kestle's
son, Clarence Kestle, Janies St.,”-—
Seaforth News.
Mr. Wm. Davis, was in London
for the week-end, attending the an
nual reunion of the 63rd Battery at
the Tecumseh House. Messrs. Al.
Gladman and Will Brown, of London
former Exeter boys also attended
the reunion.
Mr. Frank Wildfong, of Sexsniith,
went to Clinton hospital on Monday
and on Tuesday underwent an oper
ation. He is getting along as
as can be expected.
Mr. and Afrs, Francis Hill
two sons have returned to
home in Hamilton after visiting for
over a week with
mother Mrs. Jas. Hill.
Mrs. Win. Vale was
field last -week owing
of her son-in-law, Mr. AVm. McDo
well. Mr. McDowell had a slight
touch of pneumonia, but is improv
ing nicely.
Mrs. J. S. Passmore returned Sat
urday after visiting in Detroit since
New Year’s.
son and
by auto and spent, the week-end
here.
Frost
Sunday morning and also on Monday
morning, ice being
half an
was in the open.
mage was done as the vegetation is
not far enough advanced.
Mr. J. J. Millar, of Exeter North,
has purchased a new Clydesdale
Stallion, Theobald (20472) and will
be. on the road this season. This
horse has been a prize-winner at all
the big show.
Rev. H. E. Wriglit. of Raysville,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Ford, of Usborne. Mrs. Wright,
who has recently recovered from an
operation and has just returned
from spending a few days with her
brother Austin, in Detroit, will re
turn with Mr. Wright on Thursday.
The engagement is announced of
Betty Mae. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Laurie, of Toronto, to William
Spence Mam-on, Phm. B., son of
Mrs, Geo. Maimon. of London, and
the late George Manson, formerly of
Exeter, the wedding to take place
June 16th at Westminster United
Church.
Mother’s Day services were ob
served in Caven Presbyterian church
on Sunday. Splendid sermons, be
fitting the occasion, were delivered
by the minister, Rev. Jas. Foote.
The sacraipent of baptism was ad
ministered at the morning .service.
The choir furnished sne^ini mw«ic
for I he occasion and a pleasing solo
was sung my Mrs. Foote.
The regular meeting of the Main
St.,W. 31. S. was held on Thursday
afternoon, May 10th. Mrs. Pearce
the vice-president was in charge of
the meeting and plaits were made
for a birthday party to be held the
last week in May when Mrs. Forbes,
delegate to the Jubilee in Trinidad
will bo the speaker. Mrs. Medd had
charge of the program and a very
interesting and profitable study
hour was spent.
Mothers’ Day services in James
St. United church, on Sunday, were
of a special character. A baptismal
service was held in the morning,
when six children were baptised. In
the afternoon an open session of the
Sunday School was held in the aud
itorium, when a printed program
provided for the occasion was car
ried out. A story was told by Miss
Lily Hunter, a recitation was given
by Miss Marjorie Kernick and a
duett was sung by Misses Reddin
and Essery and following this a very
interesting pageant, “A Gift for
Mother,” was presented. Sermons
by the pastor, morning and evening
were in keeping with the occasion
and much enjoyed by the congrega
tions. A’ mother’s choir led the
service of song in the evening,
FEU/ THROUGH BARN FLOOR
Mrs. Robt. Tinney, of Hay Town
ship, had the misfortune to fall
through the barn floor, landing on
her back in a wagon box, which was
below. Fortunately there were no
bones broken, but Mrs. Tinney was
' * She is doing as
expected. Her
(’. J. and Airs, Aloorhouge
visiting relatives in
.Restlo, of Brantford,
of Ingersoll and Mr,
w ell
and
their*
the former’s
called- to Den-
to the illness
Mr, and Mrs. Robin
children brought her over
visited this section early ok
formed nearly
inch thick on water that
Very little da-
very badly bruised.
well as can be
mother Mrs. pavid Russell, of Exc
ter North is with her.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN*
CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B.A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School.
11 a.m.-—“The Hero of the Lord’s
Parable.”
Communion
7 p.m.--“Disappointing the Future”
Preparatory service Friday at 8
o’clock p. m.
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W, R. Gouldteg, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.-—“A Model Citizen,
study in Loyalty. Rev. J. W.
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—Rev, Wr. F. Smith, of
ville.
Subject—“A New Testament
trait of Jesus.”
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THURSDAY, MAY 17th, 1928
“The Newest in Gents’ Furnishings.
BORSALINO & KING HATS
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MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
J. Moorhouse, Pastor
as usuual.
Rev. C.
Services
Thusday 8 p.m. prayer service.
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones, Rector
MAY 20th, 1928
Sunday after Ascension Day
a.m.—Holy Communion
11 a.m.—Matins and Sermon
3
7
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—Evensong and Sermon
Please Note—The A. Y. P, A. will
meet Thursday evening, May 17
at 8 p.m. All members are re
quested to be present.
from
Por-
PHONE 81w
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EXETER, ONT,
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“Last week the Exeter Times-Ad-
vovate came out in an all-home
printed paper, eight pages, and we
congratulate the Editor, Mr. J. M.
Southeott and staff on the fine job
they are making of.it.’’—Zurich Her
ald.
Back in the OH Stand
A Permanent
•FRESH GROCERIESHeave Cure
— Sold by •—
■w. H. HARNESS
EXETER We DeliverPhoqe 25 .ft
WHERE I WILD BE PLEASED TO MEET ALL
MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND AS MANY NEW ONES AS REQUIRE
MY STOCK IS FRESH AND ALWAYS UP-4'O-DATE
YOUR PATRONAGE KINDLY “SOLICITED
South of Powell’s Bazaar
Either Wood or Asphalt
Our B. C. Shingles are all verti- o o
All stocks listed on the Standard
Alining Exchange bought and soIcL
BROKERAGE SAME AS TORONTO
cal grain, inspected and packed
bunches to the square.
— In Stock —
GYROC, WALL BOARD,
1 CEDAR POSTS
J. H. Maurer,. Paisley
will be at the
^Commercial Hotel. Hensail
Central Hotel, Exeter
V.
Yell it all around
Yelland’s is Iho shop
Where swell hats are found.
There are several mining stocks,
if bought at present prices will make1
a big profit.
Our board room is open for your,
convenience.
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND
SEE OUR SUMMER HATS — Also Our —
. LUMBER STOCK IS NOW
COMPLETE
Give us a call and we will estimate
your requirements
V/e DeSvoi’ z’uaywhere
Why not make some money now.
Personal attention makes our ser
vice to you better than you can ex
pect from a large city Office.
s.
Phone 05 Exetcr, Out,
re in
<&v.
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, ACCIDENT^
SICKNESS, WINDSTORM, ETC.
EVERY CAR GUARANTEED AND
EVERY CAR PRICED IN OUR AD
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKEN
Reprcsen tin
of
E'jeter, Ontario
ASSURANUE UO.
Head Office, Waterloo, Ontario
Clinton • G. Morlock
Agent, (Tetliloli, Ont.
Telephone 21 a 5-3-8to
Treat yourself to a Visit to this
Store. The oftenor you study »:>ur
Stock ahd prices, and plan of doing
business, the more you save. You
won’t always wish to purchase, but
when you' do, you will know what
we have and that we appreciate
your patronage. It’s purely Mutual.
Since last issue we received New
art silk elastic U inch and B inch.
D. M. C. Gottoh, bias tape, fancy
garters and sport belt for ladies
and kiddies, toe sox, new lock pins,
5 c. seeds, cut glass water sets, cel
ery trays and 150 pairs of pure
silk hose to sell at less than 50c. a
pair. Oh boy. but this is the store
for values. Come! Sec for your
self. Something now all the time.
BARGAIN TABLE SPECIALS
Genuine Cut Glass Vases, 25c
19 22 CHEVROLET. “Special’.’
Touring good running con
dition ................................. $85.00
23 OVERLAND 4 Touring
guaranteed ..................... $125.00
1925 CHEVROLET 4 door
Sedan, see this one at this
price ........... ,..... $385.00
1926 CHEVROLET Coach,
like new ...... $550.00
V26 ESSEX'Coach? city ,
driven, original finish irke.
new........... ,.................. $575.00
1926 OLDSMOBILE Coach,
a snap at ....................... $675.00
1925 MAXWELL* 4 door sedan
hurry if you want it at .... $750.00
1926 CHRYSLER 4 door
sedan ..... $775.00
1927 OLDSMOBILE Coach
4 wheel brakes, driven less
than 3000 miles ............. $825.00
1925 MdLAUGHLIN Six Coach
City driven ........ $865.00
1927 OLDSMOBILE 4 door sedan
4 wheel brakes, etc ....... $925.00
1928 PONTIAC 4 door sedan,
brand new, never driven, no li
cense. $100 off list
price ............ .................$1085.00
Our
Tumblcns, 0 for 75c.
• Dinnerware plan of buying
saves you money, ask to see
our samples.
jell’s Vari
“WHERE YOU SAVE”
PbdhO 55
MOTOR SALES
Phone: Metcalfe 2714
351 (')aronco Street, LONDON
•“SPECIAL FINANCE PLANS’1
W ’ R. GOULbING
A. T. a M." '
Organist and Choirmaster
•James St. United Church
* Instruction in
Vocal Organ TheoryPla.no
Supervisor of Music m Schools
Studio, Main St. Box 57. Phono 1321
EXETER, ONT.
it is value you are looking for
deal with T. H. Elliott and yon wilt
get it. And do not forgot that I am
selling my goods at a small profit and
in order to do this I have got to ask
the public for all the support they
call give. My store will be open every
night from now on. “
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