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WANT COLUMN
i?OR -SMJS
yearn ald.j^ooj
out calves.
Phone D
afresh cows, four
tiers, with or with-
pply to Robert Love
yood 39rl4.
DOG LOST—White am
about 16. to 17/nch§X»
to the name pj
his return.
Phone 123.
hound,
ligh, answers
^I'ed. Reward for
Wl<A. Balkwill, Exeter^
‘ 1-17-tfc
FOR SALE--
years old, gocfi
condition; ah
freshen in J^rll.
Wm. Frayne.
1—.35 Heifers rising 2
jotl quality and good
i^^dome cow’s due to
J^ril. Rhone 176r22»
1-17-tfc.
TAXI—To and frpm station dur
ing the wintei^ months; also- trips
10 the country.J/All closed cars. H,
Bagshaw, phoire 180. l-17-3tc.
HORSES FOR SALE OR EX
CHANGE-—We 41 wt; '
her of hprses<^oT
CHANGE—-We jpwu/B have a num
ber of horses4®. >tand we will sell
or exchange to %ne farmers,-—G-. J.
Dow. ; 6,7,t£c
POULTRY WANTED—‘ ‘ '
the market for all, kind^of poultry
paying the highest ,
rabbits. Trucks call.
30, Dashwood, C. Anderson
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.36 ■ »
Oats 50 c,
Harley 70 c. . :
Manitoba Flour |3.GS
Blend Flour ?3.0fT
Pastry Flpur $3.65
Feed Flour $2,15
Bran $1.75
Shorts $1.75
Creamery Butter 47c,
Dairy Butter 40-43 c.
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
extras 32c.
pullets 26 c.
seconds 22c.
$9.50
J^QGdls
Try our Eat ;
Grapefruit,
HARVEY’S QMOC
ithout
I
— i
gar Texas
seedless at
The Women’s Institute will hold
1-We" are in • their monthly meeting in the usual
yc'es; also live
Phone
,W
place, on Tuesday, November 29th,
at 8 o’clock. An interestin^frfheet-
ing being arranged consist' of pa>
numbers,triotic songs and musi
a. paper on “Canada’
Southcotti
iven by Mrs.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24th, 102»
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
BEV7. JAS. FOOTE, Wnister j
10 a.mi.—Sunday School-
Rev. Jas. Mciliroy, of Hens^lh wi.R
conduct services both morning and
evening.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev, D. McTavish, Pastor
W, R, Gouldlng, 1.T.O.M
Organist and Choir-Lead er
11 a.m.-—“Why do thy disciples fast
not?’’
1st in series on “The Conflict be-
betweeu the New and the Old.”
p.m.—Bible School
p.m,—The “Parable of the Tares”
or “The Perplexing Problem of
Evil.” 2nd in series on “The
King Talks of His Kingdom.”
NOTE—The annual congregation-,
al meeting will be held Thursday,!
January 24th at 8 o’clock. Election j
of officers and general business. Let
everyone as far as possible try and
be present. Ladies will serve light
lunch.
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AFTER STOCK - TAKING
We Finish Stock-Taking This Week and have
placed on our counters many lines
for quick clearing
All Wool Dress Goods
6 only pieces of splendid materials for warm
dresses for children and. women,
this bargain values to $1.50 a yard
For quick clearance per yard ........
Don’t miss
49c-
Coloured Prints
These are regular 25c. value. Special 1 *7c.
for making quilts. For quick sale, yd... ;•
All Wool & Union Dress Goods =g
6 pieces only of all-wpol Dress> Goods in serge S
and other weaves, values to $2.00 a yd. 7QC« E£
Tor nirffllr clearance nor vard ................... * • assFor quick clearance per yard
Men’s Flannel Work Shirts
Regular $1.50 value, all Sixes in this (Pl QK
lot. Special at each .......... ................
TENDERS will be -received for
supplying the Thames Rop< church
with 2 ft. wood, jeech qj/niaple; al
so for the caretaling pf the church.
Tenders to be id| thp hands of the
secretary, H. H.|/lrown, not later
than 6 p.m., Tuesday, February Sth.
***
TENDERS will, he received for 6
cord/of 2 foot body wood, beech or
*4 lyDeborne. Ten-
lajjer than Febru-
fest or any tender
accepted. Luther
. .... 1,
' made for S. S. No.
derA to be in not I
ary 2nd.’ The low
not necessarily “
Reynolds, Sec’y-Treas., R, R. No.
Bonsall.
I
,STRAYED
Hay Twp.,
a two-year-old heifer, f Owner
have same by p
paying expenses.,
advertised in the
Concession 2, Ste
Phone 17 r 34.Crediton.
-Onto lot----- " Con. „
on or about/lctober. 15,
may
property and
/Shis heifer was
11. Apply lot 20,
en. A. J. Penhale
1-2 4-3 tc.
FOUND—-A white doWKth brown
markings, part collie.. ^Bvner may
have same by proving property and
paying expenses. Apply ’ to Erviue
.Eckstein, Hay P. O., phone Dash
wood. . l-24-3tc
FARM FOR SALE~~Fifty acres
lot 10, con. 5, U|born^/frame.house,
. bank barn and plenty water.
Apply to Goo.» HLy Ferguson, R. R.
3, Exeter. Telephone 39 r 11 Kirk
ton. l-24-2tc.
FARM FOR SALE—Lot 27, con
cession 7, Usborne Township, 70 ac
res; 7-room brick house, water in
side; basement barn 70 feet by 3 6
feet; implementtehedte20 x 40. feet;
hog pen 20x18 -fKet/silo 36x10 feet;
cement threshing
good well insidfift
works;
wheat;
rest hay’ and grass. Quarter mile
from school;. 1$ miles from church;
about 6 miles from Exeter. Apply
to Albert E. Neil, R. R. No. 1, Hen
sail, Ont. . l,24-2.tp
Zank 8x7 B feet;
'barn, with water
litter carrier; 7 acres of
13 acres ploughed land, the
' NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Annual (Meeting of the members of
the Usborne & Hibbert ’Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be”!
the Town Hall, Farquhar,
day, Feb. 4th, 192
eld-’in
Mon-
... ,__ ft.m., for
the purpose of receiving tjfe reports
of the directors and uudtjors for the
past . year, and for
two directors for a. t
hq/election of
„ _w e year term,
and two Auditors, and for any other
business in the interests of the com
pany. , The
office expi
eligible fot
Kengje an
W.
Exeter, j.an
irectors whose term of
but who are again
ction are: Jas. Mc-
Dow. " ;
NBULL, Secretary,
y 4th, 1929.
HOGARTH HATCHERY
It is how time to be thinking
about your brooders, chicks etc. for
this season. We are how running
our machines and can supply your
needs. Our carload "of brooders,
feeders and all poultry supplies will
.1. Come in and
needs and ask for
ill find them
we give you
so carry a stock
r Mhsh, Royal
be here in a few days,
talk over you
out prices,
very, reasonab
SERVICE; V
of Hogarth’s
purple and Monarch Lay Mash, Bone
Meal, .............. ' .....
Liver
Meal,
count
maty
usual
Meat Meai( Fish Meal, cod
Oil, Charcoal, Alfalfa Lpaf
We are giving a iq% dis-
for orders placed, before Feb-
15tH? accompanied with the
deposit' •...
legates report
by Mrs. Yeo-
ffress on League of
A de-
J. M.
of W- I. Conv
Down and ah
Nations by MjO’Oas. Morley.
monstration hooking or braiding
/mats will als^be.an, interesting fea-
i ture. Let efery member be present
J and new members and visitors
always welcome.
.............
are
JANUARY y'lLE
Dress velvets! air < ’ corsettes and brWieri .
’ Mva ■ ■
colors; corsets,
seres, Shop early.
Mrs. A. Yeo-Down
a’
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. O. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Organist, Miss E. Huston,
. a.m.—“The Source of our Modern
Confusion”
.p.m.—-Bible
tants of the
charge.
p.m,—“The
11
3 School. ’ The assis-
school will have full
■ New MAGOG 1
In neat patterns and good washing
materials at per yard ..........................25"
Pare Linen Toweling
A regular 25 c, value, Special at, <?-| Aft
20c. a yard or 5 yards foi*........................*P-“*®Vv
a
*
Mr. J. F. Krueger, of London, vis
ited during the past week with liis
sister, Mi', and Mrs. A. E. Fuke.
Mrs. Wm. Rousom returned to To
ronto Monday after visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Bissett.;
Miss Pearl Wood has aecepted"°a
position in the office of Dr. G. F.
Roulston, her duties to commence
next week.
Mr. Arto Delve returned home
from a. London Hospital last Week
after having undergone an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr. A. O, Elliott, the new Ford
dealer, 4s out again after being con-
fned to his home and under the doc
tor’s care^suffering from quinsy.
If you subscribe for a daily or
weekly paper we can save you
money by renewing' your subscrip
tion through the Times-Advocate-.
Rev. .C. J. Moorhouse and a depu
tation of four men attended the Ev
angelistic Convention of Middlesex
Presbytery in London on Tuesday.
Mr. John Jones, of the London
Road south, was in town Saturday
this being the first time since be
fore Christinas as he has
with influenza.
method to use when
i” .
7
. one is determined on Success'
Congregational meeting Thursday
evening. Supper served at 6:3Q.
Program and reports received.
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter .Tones. Rector
Septnagesima Sunday
a.m.—Matins & Litany
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.-—Evensong
• LOST—Between Jah. Ballantyne’s
on the Boundary and Geo. Arm
strong’s on the Thames Road. ■ A
sack containing two’ large pieces of
pdrk. Information gladly receiyed.
Box 134, Exetei'
NOTICE—-Tl$j adjourned ’meeting
of the Exete;f Horticultural Society
will be held^n t^.Town Hall, this'
Friday eveningair’s p.m., J. G. Stan-
buiy, secretary?’'’’
______ ____ _ '
been ill
iMr. Harold Jeffrey, who recently
append-
UTA A • MALI it VJ.XA ; ,,, —
underwent an operation for
icitis in London hospital, was suf
ficiently recovered as to be able' to
return home MondaX
Mrs. Henry Passmore received
word on Saturday of the death of
her oldest sister, Mrs. Alex. Stewart
of’ Mitchell. The funeral ttok place
in Mitchell on Sunday ..
On account of the stormy weather
the annual meeting of the Exeter
horticultural Society was postponed
last Friday evening until Friday ev
ening of this week in the Town’Flail
at 8 p.m.
Rev. D. McTavish was called to
the Kincardine Hospital Monday to
visit his sister Mrs. JF. Barkwell,
who underwent a serious operation
on Saturday. ■ Latest reports
that she is doing.nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lloyd, of To
ronto,. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Miller, of London, attended the fun
eral of the late M'rs. Louis Day,'
mother of the- two ladies, on Mon
day.
time.
Mr.
lett§,
the former’s brother, Mr. W. Winer,
the latter part of last week. Mr
Mrs.' Winei' attended the
the late John Lightfoot,
before cbming to Exeter.
Exeter and'Hensail played a game
of hockey on the local rink last Fri
day evening, the home team winning
by a sedre of 2-1. ’
Mr. Allen relieved Mi’s, Gopdspeed,
of the public School staff for a few
days last week, owing to the illness
of her mother Mrs. Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Winer, of
Marlette, Mich., and Mr. Seth Winer,
left for Strathroy on Monday and
visited with Dr. and Mrs. Truemner.
Mr. Gordon Marshall, of Calgary,
Alta., arrived in. town Saturday to
visit his mother Mrs.. Marshall. He
left Sunday to spend a few d'ays in
Detroit.
Reeve C. B. Snell, of Exeter; Reeve
Jas. Ballantyne,. of Usborne; Reeve
Alex Neeb and Deputy-Reeve William
Sweitzer, of Stephen ( are in Gode
rich this week attending the County
Council. •
are-M
i
Mrs. Miller, is remaining for a
and Mrs. W. F. Winer, of Ma\-
Micli., visited at the home of
MP..L V. Hogarth has
and
funeral of
at Nairn,
MAIN STREET VV. M. S.
The Women’s Missionary Society
of Main St. United church held their
regular monthly meeting fit the
ehurcl^ on Wednesday, January the
■16th. Mrs. Pearce, the president,
presiding. Mrs. Wickwire gave a
splendid report of the annual meet
ing with-tlie gratifying inforniation
tha£ the Society had raised oyfer its
allocation. A questionaire was then
taken up which was both* interesting
and instructive. In the evening the
executive .met at the home of Mrs.
Mollhrd and arranged the program
for the coming year.
REMNANTS! REMNANTS,!
We are finishing taking stock this week. Look over our table of remnants
aind Save Money
oys Winter Overcoats
at Great Savings
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
’' ■
ill II
Mrs. John Elliott has been ill and
'under the doctor’s care.
Miss Lulu Fulton, of . -Stratford,
visited with her aunt, Mrs. McNiCol
over the week-end. ' • ; - ■
A surprise party was held at the
home of Mrs. A. Sheere on Monday
evening the occasion being a birth
day celebration for Mrs. F. M. Boyle
and Miss Stella Souihcott, ’whose
birthdays come on the ’same day,
and also for Miss Alice Handford,
who had celebrated her:.birthday6 a
couple of days previous. A very
enjoyable evening was spent in
games followed by refreshments. •
»
Before Taking Stock
we offer many
W R. GPULDIN^;
: : 4-F0--M- JT ■ ■
Organist and CiioiEinaster
James Stf United^Church
/ infflructl^Fin , ' ,
Plano Voc^l jGrgan Theury
Supervisor oftMus^ tn School!
Studio, MalntSt^Box 57,,Phone 192
El&aTER. ONT.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
R. N. RO
PHONE 20w; RESIDENCE 20 j
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PHONOGRAPH?
High Class
Gents’ Furnishings
FIX. up your old phonograph; we
repair them; get a few npw records,-
we have them, and enjoy yourself.
There’S no STATIC, "oij EXCUSES,
With ®hp phonograph, /lust seA the
Ediso’h Portable, t folds/ up. like* a
■plays needle Records, the
‘ -'"f ever ", liehrd, sells at■ —I
Treat Wour sick friend with a
plant or \sonie flowers from our
Store.* Cap us anytPne. Wp expect
a. shipment, of thdi good Peanut
Brittle this^ week, i^ibout Saturday.
Be sure and get abound.
I \
grip,
plainest you"
$40.ooy
'v.
purchased
the property of the late Thomas Ker-
nick in Exetei' North, This proper
ty was at one time owned by Mr. R.
S. Lang, Mr. Hogarth has not yet
decided what he will do .with the
property but will use it in connec-
■ tion with his Baby Chick Hatchery.
. Mt. Thos, L. Scott, of Cromarty,
last week received a car-load of
Humley tractors at the Exeter stu?
tion and on Wednesday, February
6th, will hold a demonstration at the
Cochrane Machine <Shop; morning,
afternoon and evening- when miles
Of interesting moving pictures .will
.be shown, and prhe^ will he given
away tfree. See Advt. on another
page,
, Miss Elia ■ Jones* left on Saturday
/•morning Cor Stratford where she has
secured a good ^position with J, A.
Dtiggon, Ltd, Miss Jones has been
in the' store of Mrs. Ada Yeo-Down
over thirteen4 years and is a very,
capable salesla’dy, and wo bespeak*
for her . every success ‘im lmr 'new
situation. Miss .Thaos win also be
missed in the circle of young, people
and church work* but Exeter’s loss
4
and
last
i
Prior to Stock-Taking
°FOR
petty;
house, kitehep and wd^dslfed,, frame
stable, gobd, hdrdi.and soft^
electric lights ht^iso wirecjffor the
ph ope# few frill? t “ ..........*'Wfi “ ’
4% pefes of ’chofce fap#'but mea*
spree 5 acres**:, ■ with .weeG c)oy
A pnYt
main on first 1
• annum. For I
apply to Thomi
of Andrew ftftd Wellington sti . .
FhoM • 114j- X.H ke StfktfoM’e gain.
SALE—Valuable village pre*
One ahd a hklf storey frame
es; de cans
tree .Meros sowed
# hn/xncetoplowed.
mw inay re-
ftsifigo at 5% per
and phrtldttlats
Cameron, corner
ellliigton 8tree€fi„
TRIVITT MEMORIAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHEBS AND
OFFICERS
The Sunday School officers
teachers met at the Rectory
week and with a view to better ef
ficiency re-arranged classes and
teachers. When everything was
settled, the complexion of. tlie whole
school
ed^
The
Supt.,
Mr. H. Jennings St
West;
Jr.; Wardens, Mr. Fred Triebn’er and
•Tom Ellerington; Cross and Crown
Award" System, Mr. E. E, Moyle, The
.following,•wore chosen as teachers;
1. Mrs. Jennings, 2. Miss S. Dear*
Ing, 3. Mr. Harry west, 4. Miss
’Davis, 5, Miss Florence West,-
Mrs, IL.-Sr Walter, 7. The Rector,
Mr. H. Jennings Sr,
•After the 'bnsinoss was over
social hour was spent, and Mrs, Wal
ter Jones very kindly served re*
treshments tfor which she was tend6
erc’d tv hearty, .vote of tlidnka*
and staff was greatly .chang-
officers are the following:
The Rector; assistant supt.,
; trees., Mr. S.
secretary, Mr, EL Jennings
c.
6.
8,
a
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‘ 4‘Where you save”
Phone 55
ELLIOTT’S
CORNER GROCERY
■ Just
Wo have
Pho
You net
Wo
orth of Metropolitan
e 2SI for Service
things we soil,
d four pa trona go.
tiling you want
4
__.. _ , in
gycorics, fancy cakes,the line of
candles, com 6il and vinegar.
w.
PHONE. 81w
W. TAJ A.
EXETER* QNT.
.......................
Ernest C. Harvey
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
Representing '
Mutual Life of Canada
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BijdOESS, WINDSTORM, ETC.,
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