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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE 1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 10«i, 102»>-
RV^’-WAY
* A horse belonging to Mr- Josh,
Harding, courier ou R. R, No. 3» ran.
away Tuesday morning, Mr. Hard
ing had tied the horse in front of
the poet office while he was in for
the mail. The animal pulled the
bridle off and van down the main
street turning on Huron street
where it was captured, The buggy
v\)hs somewhat damaged.
WANT COLUMN
FOR SALE-—,
hai’dwood, most
some dry sofmajBj^^Phone or write
Wellington 4
Ont.
—A quantify of dry
it-ly inapf^, 4 ft,; also
no rvr>O m* wHttJ
fetish 26r22, Crediton,
1-10-2 tp.
BUILDINGS FOR SAL^-Barn
26x54; granaryJ18x24; ;;jiiiplement
shed 20x50; hdjuse lJiX'$6; kitchen
14x1.8 feet to rmnbved. Sell separately. Lotjs^^on, 19, Township
c£ Stephen. AjApply to H. Brown,
Parkhill, OnL l-10-2tp.
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.30
Oats 50p,
Barley 70c.
Manitoba Floui* $3.05
Blend Flour $3,65
Pastry Flpur $3.65
Feed Flour $2,25
Braq $1.85
Shorts $1.90
Manitoba Flour $3,65
Creamery Buttei’ 47c.
Dairy Butter 40-43c.
Eggs, extras 34c.
Eggs, pullets extras 34c.
Eggs, seconds 25c.
Hogs $9.00
Live Hens, 13 to 19c.
Live Chicken 16 to 25 c.
Ducks, colored, 16c
Ducks, white, 18c,
Dressed poultry, 5c per lb,
live.
Dressed milk fed. chicken 28-31C
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
REV. JAS, FOOTE, Minister
Services withdrawn by order
the Board of Health,
of
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev, D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goujding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
Services withdrawn by order
the Board of Health.
of
OVOy
AFTER STOCK-TAKING
BARGAINS
We Finish Stock-Taking This Week and have
placed on our counters many lines
for quick clearing
LONDON BUSINESS FOR S^KE'
Meat Market, Small grtfeery, billiard. and poof room^tobacco store
with fruit anp carridy. Phone Sydney Smythe,/fcftfrket Lane, London.'
FOR SALE—2 j. freshfour
years old, good u^^i*
out calves. Appfe^
Phone Dttshwoodkq’yrl
S''
wi th-
I.ove
FOR SALE—One grocery ccuhter 17 ft. 7 inches loi/g,32 inches wide,
34 inches high; / newj^afe; scales;
cash register
ing; 100 galled oi
oil can;
counts must .He
1st, or will Ife
also store fo
,orinder; awn-
ank; 5 gallon
3 g$Ilon#oil can.. All ac
id by February the
laced for collection;
■W. H. Harness
FOR. .SALE-
■Sugar Beet Lifted (neap
ply to Hugh DijLry
1, Cromarty.
International
new) Ap-
le, R. R. No.
<fhe 8r3 Kirkton.
12-20-4tp
NOTICE—Dressmaid^
reasonably; alsl fu£
tisfaction gual
Mrs. N. Hockey*
tone v.ery
ork done. Sa-
ptCed. Apply to
11-29-tfc
|R SALE OR EX- hlwa^S* have a num-
myfiand we will sell
.e farmers.—G. J.
6,7,|fc—--- ------
POULTRY WANTED-—W'^re in
the market for all/kinds^w poultry
paying the higher/ prip^s; also live
•rabbits. Trucks fWiUr call. Phone Tderson TFC
have your
Jnp jack • and
chrane Machine
HORSES F<
CHANGE—We
her of horses
or exchange* toll
Dow.
30, Dashwood,. .cf’Am
5QH
PU
Now is the ssa
grinder, enginej
crusher repairer#
Works. I
If you wish
farm see R. e!
h to^my, sell or rent a
E^Tickard, Exeter.
fruitwishing□iC berry.bushes
"oront®, Pelham
LOOK—-Anyonetrees, hedges, finve
and etc. fromjy^
Nursery, Agent Vor Huron County,
D. ,G. Appleton, phone 49, Exeter
We have' in stock for sale the fol
lowing poultry supplies: ~
Sliorts, Whoat,
Corn, partial*-
Growing Masi,
Meal,. Fish Mia
Grit, semi-solid Buttermilk and
Cod Liver Oil. Let us supply your
needs. Our prices will please you,
THE HOGARTH BABY CHICK
HATCHERY. 7-26-tfe
Bran
, Hjfminy, Cracked
n/pped Pop Corn,
yEaying Mash, Beef
^1, Oyster Shell and
:d Buttermilk
FOR SALE—Valuable village pro
perty. One ajid a half storey frame
house, kitchen and woodshed, frame
stable, good hard and soft water,
electric lights, house wired for the
phone, few fgift^rees? deed calls for
4% acres of
sures 5 acres
[rnnty^reeSj, deed calls for
imcjtoice land, but mea*
Three acres sowed
with- sweet clover, balance plowed.
A part of purchase money may re
main on first mortgage at 6% per
annum. For 'terms and particulars
apply to Thomas Cameron, corner
of Andrew and Wellington streets.
'• Phone" 114j. Box 154 Exeter.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
EXETER AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
j? the Exe-
..111 be held
^Friday, Janu-
’ p.m., fol- the
g, the directors’
imports for t<hj£ past
election of officers
feffg year arid for any
ss that may Come be-
The Annual Meeting
ter AgriculturaliSbciet:
in the Town Ffe&ll o:
ary 18th at
purpose of
and audito
year; for
for the c
other bus
fore .the meeting.
A meeting of the director# will be
held , at otae
Al’l Interested ate urged to be
present.
R, G. Selden, secretary
MEETING OF THE
HURON qdt*Ni
The Hut-on C^irity C^ffricil for.
19 2 9 will iWt
cit Chambci1
Goderich, oh
at 2; 30 o’clocMin t
accouriis,.
and retttthd w m
each
hfiridS of thB
f-'attirday wWbrid’ay preceeding the
day of inebiirig. Local ivluiriclptil
Clerks wiif .please See that these
whtifidMCS' anti retpim^ are seM to
by htaH as sooii possible.
GHQ, w* a
COUNCIL ''
County Coun
ttrt House,
ie 22nd tost,
afternooit Alt
Of feUttioh,
bet of voters for
1 should. be to the
eric not later than
... tw
MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
■Organist, Miss E. Huston
Services withdrawn by order
the Board of Health.
Of
All Wool & Union Dress Goods
6 pieces only of all-wool Dress Goods in serge
and other weaves, values to $2.01 a yd. 7QC*
For quick clearance per yard .................
All Wool Dress Goods
6 only pieces of splendid- materials for -warm
dresses for children and, women. Don't miss
this bargain values to $1.50 a yard
For quick clearance jger yard .......... :I•QT
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Skating to-night
Band in Attendance
G
locals
3
RY FOLLO
ARN
BAND E
VTfDNESDAJE
WEDNEStfAYf JANUARY 23rd
Prizes
Comical
Skating.
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Watch for bills giving further
ticulars.
Fancy Costiime and
stume; Races and Fancy
par-
The annual n^eettogof the Horti
cultural Society hrpostponed until
Friday, Januaiw^rSth.
The Division Court, which was to
be held on Saturday, January 12th,
has been postponed until ' Friday,
February 15th. .
Mr. Stephen Powell is very ill
present.
Mr. Chester Lee, of London,
in town on Monday.
Mr. McBain is confined to his
through. illness at the home' of
and Mrs. J. S. Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hennessey
at
was
bed
Mr.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones, Rector
Services withdrawn by order
the Board of Health.
of
ANNUAL. MEETING
The Annual Meeting^! the Exeter
Horticultural! Societj^will be held in the Town I Hall ' “
ary the 18ti
annual repoft^of
be presentedthe _ _
officers wili^be held and general
business tr
J. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hennessey and
babe returned.last week after spend
ing the holidays at Lindsay.
Mr. Hiram Beiber, of Ridgetown,
visited his brother, William, of Hay
Township for a ’few days recently.
Marjory, little daughter of Mr.
■ and Mrs. Leslie Richards, who has
been ill with pneumonia, is improv
ing.
IMiss Marguerite Aidworth, who
was taken ill in Stratford, recently
returned to her home at Saxsmith
and is now improving nicely.
Dr. J. W- Browning has been con
fined to his home with, influenza.
His son, Dr. Harry Browning, has
been looking after his practice.
Councillor H.-C. Rivers, who was
recently operated on at Dr. Flat-
cher’s hospital 'for appendicitis, is
making splendid progress toward re
covery.
Mr. Chas. Kerslake, who recently
underwent an operation at St. Jo
seph’s hospital, London, was brought
home on1 Sunday last and is getting
along nicely.
Mr. W. George Walker, of North
Battleford, Sask., is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Wm. Walker and other'
relatives. The latter lias been ill
With the ‘flu’ bqt is improving.
Mr. Arto Delve underwent an op
eration for chronic appendicitis at
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, on
Friday last and is getting along as
well as can be expected.
Mr. W. J. Tooke, of Paisley, is re-,
lieving at the Bank of Montreal ow
ing to the illness of the managqg Mr.
T. 3. Woods. Mr. Woods was
brought home from Victoria Hospit-,
al, London on Thursday last, and
is at present getting along as well as
can be expected.
Mr. Thos. Appleton and grand
daughter Ila Apj)leton, of town, who
were spending the holidays in De
troit, were called home last week
Owing to the illness of the former's
son, Mr. Thomas Appleton, of Hen
gall, who passed away on Tuesday,
in his 42nd year*
The Ministerial Association held
their regular meeting on Monday at
the Main .Sit. parsonage . with five
members present, Rev. F< B. My
ers? the vice-chairman, occupied the
chair in the absence of the president.
Mr. Myers read the Scripture lesson
and Rev. D. McTavish led in prayer,
Mr. Myers .gate a paper on the re
view of the book “The Varieties of
Religious Experiences” by William
James. Then there- was a general
discussion. Two resolutions were
passed in the intei’est of Sunday ob
servance and pastoral oversight.
Those resolutions will appear in the
paper next week. Rey. J. W, Down
Closed the meeting with- prayer.
An east’wihd accompanied by rain
visited this section on Saturday Mm-
rain coming down fairly heavy for
several hours, on Sunday the wen*
thor turned colder accompanied by
strong winds and sno-W. Early Mon
day morning the mercury dropped
to within a few degrees of zero and
since that time cold, snappy woa-
Xher has prevailed^
n Friday, Janu-
p.m., when the
the officers will
election of new
sacted.
tanbury," sec’y-treasurer
REV. JOHN VEAIJ4
DIES AT FOREST
Taken III While On Visit To His
Daughter.
FOREST, Jan. 8.—Rev. John
Veale, of Dorchester Station, died in
Forest, on Tuesday, January the Sth
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. L.
Hiles, of the Foest United church.
He as the father of Mrs. Hiles, and
came here to spend Christmas holi
days and was taken ill with pneu
monia. f
Mr. Vele, who was in his 81st
year, was one of the pioneer preach
ers of Westerh Ontario. He came
from Devonshire, England, to .this
country when a young man and was
ordained, a ministei’ of the Bible
Christian Church in 1878, filling ap
pointments at Durham, Palmerston^
Fullarton and Crediton. After th.®-
union of several Methodist churches
.lie filled appointments at Delaware,,
Malahide, Brownsville, Highgate,
Springfield, Dorchester Station and
Kirkton until he retired from active’
service in 190'9. Since then he had
made his home at Dorchester, where
he taught a young people’s 'bible
class.
•He is survived by his widow-and-
two daughters, Mrs. Hiles, of Forest
and Mrs. Dr. Angust Graham, of
London. The funeral will be held.-
from the Oatman funeral home to
the Woodland Mausoleum on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr. Fred McPherson, wvho has
t spent seme t-ime in the west has re
turned and is visiting at the home
of his father Mr. R. McPherson*
The remains of the late Mrs. Thos.
Brevard, who died in Flint, Mich.,
in he ’33rd year, were brought to the
home of her ’parents Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Elliott and the funeral was
held on Saturday afternoon to the
Exeter cemetery. Among those
who attended the funeral were: Mr.
Brevard and four children; Mr. El
dred Elliott, of Marlette, Mich.; Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Elliott and daughter,
of Milford, Mich.; Mr. Thos. Jones,
of Detroit; -Mrs. Redman, of Pontiac
Mich.
The Ladies Aid of the James St.
United Church have completed their
organization' for another year. This
society have j.ust Closed a, very suc
cessful year, having raised $900.00,
$500.00 of which has been turned
ovei* to the building fund of the
church. The ladies also' installed an
electric stove, electric hot plate and
a magnificent cupboard in the kit
chen of the church, and in addition
have brought hard water into the
kitchen. The officers for the com
ing year are as follows: Hon. Pres.,
Mrs. th McTavish; Pres., Mrs. N.
Sheei’ej 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. G. Wil
liams; 2nd ViCe-Pres., Miss N. Red
dy; ‘Se.c’y, Miss V. Essery; Ass’t.
Sec’y}- Mrs. E. Steiner; Treas., Mrs,
E. Rowcliffe; Ass’t. Treas., Mrs. W.'
Cutbush; Pianist, Mrs. T. 0. SOUth-
cott.
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
CLOSED
The local Board of Health met
‘Saturday evening ahd as a precau
tionary measure decided to close the
churches on Sunday bwing to the
.proyelance of ’influenza. As It waa
late Saturday evening when this de
cision was arrived at services were
permitted in the iiiornihg and Sun
day School and the evening service
withdrawn. Sunday morning was
very stormy however ahd tire 'cbn-
grogatlhns lit the churches were not
large. The high and public schools
will re-opou Monday, January 14th.
There has been quite a lot of sick
ness throughout the- town and the
eommtihity but for the most part the
illness has been a mild type. It is
belieVM that the worst is over and
the epidemic has pasted the
peak, »
Coloured Prints
These are regular 25c. value. Special 1 •7c.
for making quilts. For quick sale, yd.,.
New MAGOG Prints
In neat patterns and good washing 9CC1
materials at per yard. .............................
REMNANTS!
Men’s Flannel Work Shirts
Regular $1.50 value, all sizes in this C»1 Ot
lot. Special at each ........................... *** **
Pure Linen Toweling
A regular 2.5 c. value. Special at A A7
20c. a yard or 5 yards for ..........
REMNANTS!
We are finishing taking stock this week. Look over our table of remnants
and Save Money
i
• . . !
Mens, Boys Winter Overcoats
It will pay you to buy a warm winter overcoat
now as the prices we are quoting are all reduced
This is your opportunity. See our Values at
Boys’ at $5.95, $8.95. Men’s at $14.95, $18.95
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Mr. Ted Wethey, of London, visit
ed with his father, Mr. E. J. Wethey
during the past week, •
’ Miss Jeckell returned; Lome-last’
week after spending the Christmas
and New Year’s holidays at Youngs
town, O. Mrs. Howe also returned
after visiting in Toronto and Owen
Sound.
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W R» <3bUL.DIMG
■ A.T. O. M.
Organist aId Cholnmjwter
. James' St.United Giftirch
IBBtj ‘uctlon ,hf
Plano Vocal Orgftn Theory
Supervisor of M usic nr Schools
Studio, Main StJ i Box 57, Phone 192
EXErrsR. ont.
WII1929
Flu Very Bad-
Nameless Very Good—.
Everybody should carry a bottle
of NAMELESS and use it;^reely. as
a preventative against
these days.. Uss Namel^/s freely;
drink lots of cold wateif^ daily and
itlti you b safe’’ is
St latel and it is a
W‘ flu,
trust in God, a
one speech, we g
good one. NAME LESS Josts 25c; by
mail 30c. Don’C
Sold in Exeterf
Agon-
-TJLANTI
delay# Get it to-day
t this store.
•TS
40 and 50c.
plants $1.004
Cyclamen in
Xlherefia, lar
Daffodils $ 1.50 a tfbzSq
‘Carnations $3.00
Powell’s Variety Store
“WHERE YOU SAVE”
Phone UfJ
*
Come in and see for yourself
R. N. ROWE
FUNERzlL DIRECTOR. RHONE 20w; RESIDENCE 20 j
■
High Class
Gents’ Furnishings /
/
Big Reductions
<s>
Prior to Stock-Taking
w.
PHONE 81w
TAMA N
Exeter, ont.
4
ELLIOTT’S
CONNER /GROCERY
Just orth Metropolitan
PhJ^ie 25 ’ fur Soryice
You
y
, tilings wc soil,
mr patronage.
inWo have jfhing you want „
the line bf grocOTlds, fancy cakes imd
Ernest C. Harvey
GENERAL INSURANCE RROKED
Representing , <
Mutual l ife of Canada
FIRE, AUtOMOftlLE. ACCIDENT.
fiWRNWM-. WINDSTORM, ETC.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
THE NEW STORE
SHARPENED (any make)
SINGLE EDGE .................
DOUBLE EDGE
Ke/ti&to Edge Guaranteed
W. 3. COLE, DRUGGIST
31
4c
Furttlturo atiiil Undertaking
HONOR qilADUATH OF ONTARIO
EXAMINATION 110 ARD
W. NOV‘t and Sunday Calls
Phmw Sivre No, fl fl
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