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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-02-07, Page 1FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO. Phone 7 has to Ev EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7th, 1929 SPECIAL! Overcoats for Men at $10.00 each A A A A A A A A A.rWyWWWYl SPECIAL! < Stripe, Blue or Black Overalls $1.69 pair > Mi’s. J, H. WilRs is confined her home suffering from, the flu. ; ing bZaPPOintment S^ITTON " OPTOMETRIST ESTABLISHED 1873 As we haven’t room to display all lines, read our list of Bargains and ask for goods desired. These cut-rate prices are for Cash. Produce taken same as cash. Men’s Navy Overcoats at............19.50 Boys’ Navy Overcoats at ................$10.00 Boys’ Tweed Overcoats at...........$5.00 Boys’ Tweed Suits, sizes 29 to 35 at, $5.00 Men’s Sheep-Lined coats ait.........*. $10.00 Men’s Tweed Suits on sale at .... .$10.00 Men’s Khaki Windbreakers at ..........$2.00 Men’s good Tweed Overcoats at . .$10.00 4 Boys’ colored overcoats at ................$8.00 4 Juvenile overcoats at ............................$3.50 d Men’s Winter caps at.........<■.................90c. 7 Boys’ Winter Caps at ............................69c. 4 Men’s Lined Smocks at $2.39 Men’s odd Pants special at................$2.50 ] SURPRISE PARTY % On Thursday evening of last week a surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Taylor whep. about forty-five friends from the fourth concession of Stephen gathered at their home and spent a jolly time. The ladies provided the baskets and an oyster supper and bountiful repast was served. CYCLONE HOCKEY LEAGUE The Cyclone Hockey League 7th between Hensail and Exeter^ and Kensall. The first game to be played in Exeter will be February 7th bewteen Hensail and Exeter; February 12th Exeter at Hensail; February 14, Exeter at Zurich; Feb ruary 19, Hensall at Zurich;, Febru ary 21, Zurich at Exeter. SOCIAL EVENING The young ladies’ and young men’s Bible classes of James St. United Church held a social evening on Fri day last. Election of ; officers were held by the two classes after which games and contests were enjoyed by A lunch was then served; the the men and the lunch by the Shoe Department Men’s 3-buckIe Overshoes at $2.98. One buckle at $2.25 * Goodrich Rubber .Boots for men, brown or black at $4.50 a pair. Women’s Goodrich Zipper Overshoes at $3.75. Other lines at $2.00. Women’s Cushion sole boots at $3.00. ’ Men’s Leather Shoes at $1.50 a pair. Men’s heavy Rubbers on sale at $2.75 to $3.49. Men’s 12 inch leather-top Rubbers at $3.98 Bargains in Cdtton Staples .500 yards-32 inch Ginghams, regular price 30c. for 21c.^K yard, 40 inch and 42 inch heavy Circular Pillow Cotton at 39 Heavy Bleached Sheetihg 72 inch and 81 inch wide on |sale at 69c. a yard. Large size Flannelette/Blankets at $2.19 a pair. y Large size fancy towels regular price. 98c. for 79c, . 36 inch white Flannelette on salejat 21p. .a yard. .. A ayard. Dress Go yard. and 59c. a pair. range of colors at 29c. yard. Duchess dress satins at $1.29 a yard, for 98c. a yard. All (popular colors. Ladies’/Chamoisette Gloves at 50 Hundreds of yards $f cotton broadcloths, goo Velvets 27 inch wide on s|le at 98c. a yard. Color All wool Sanitary dress g<$ods regular $1.50 a y 1 web good quality black ^.uchess satin 36 in. wid/ for dresses on sale at $1.19 a yard. Ladies Coats |nd Dresse^at Real Bargain Prices en’s Furnishings Men’s fine shirts^ regular $2.50 tp iur <px.?o eaai. Men’s Heavy wojk shirts Big B Brjind any of our $1.50 shirts for $1.19 each, Boys’ fleece shir Men’s Fleece shi Boy’s fleece com Men’s Fleece co Stanfield’s Red Stanfield’s Blue' Men’s heavy rib Men’s heavy rib Men’s Fancy cas Men’s fine plain Men’s heavy coatlsweatefs $3.95 each. ,00 for $1.95 each. and drawers 5$C. a garment. . a garment. inations regul^F $1.35 suit for 95c. a suit, binations regi#ar $2.00 suit for $1.49 a suit. ed underw all. program being furnished by young young ladies, -MR. GREENLAW TO RETURN TO EXETER IN .MARCH At the conclusion or the Monday ev ening concert in James St. Church, it was decided to 'hold two weeks of special services in the church begin ning with March 4th and the ser vices of Mr. Greenlaw have been se cured to sing each evening during those two weeks. The Pastor, Rev. D. McTavish, will be assisted in the services by several of the ministers from the surrounding district. LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor, of town, left on Monday for an extend ed visit to California, British Colum bia and Western Canada. They will visit for a tim? with their sons at Los Angeles and also with relatives at San Francisco. On their return they will visit at Vancouver and from there intend taking the boat to Prince Rupert. They* will also visit at Edmonton, Calgary places throughout the many friends will wish iiiCnst 'pleasabf' ttip. STRATFORD WINS IN The Stratford Collegiate hockey sextette won from the Exeter High School team in the W.O.S.SvA. league when they won two straight games. The Exeter players went to Stratford on Wednesday of last week and the return game was played- in Exeter Thursday night. While the Exeter players failed to locate the Strat ford nets they put up stiff opposi tion and displayed some fine back- checking but were not effective enough to stop the visitors w*ho have a fast team. The score in Stratford was 9-0 and in Exeter 4-0. HIGH HONORS IN MUSIC Miss Dorothy Grassick was award ed high marks of distinction in 'her graduation exercises last week by Dr. Smith examiner for the London College of Music, England. She was formerly a pupil of Miss Lammie, of Hensail, but since residing in Exeter the past’ three years has studied un der the tuition of Mrs. Gambill. enteent’h birthday only in December and the 95 per cent, mark standard qualifies her for the Gold Medal award, which award may be contest ed should another student have been awarded the same percentage stand ing in any other centre in Canada. LARGE CROWDS HEAR ARTHUR GREENLAW Large crowds were present n O. L, TO CJEWBHATE IN WINGHAM The L. O. L. of South Huron held their annual county lodge meeting in Exeter on Tuesday afternoon with County Master Herman Powe, in the chair, There was a good represent ation from the various lodges of the county, 63 being present. It was decided to celebrate the 12th of July at Wingham this year, North and South Huron joining for a big cele bration. An invitation was extend ed through the Exeter Council to celebrate in Exetei* this year hut .the invitation was received too late to consider at this meeting. All busi ness pretaining to the county was dealt with, The election of officers resulted as follows: County Master, Herman Powe,' Centralia; County Deputy Master, E. (M’oyle, Seaforth, County Chaplain, Reverend T. W. Jones, of Hensail; Co. Fin. Sec’y,, J. Fisher, Clinton; Co. Treasurer, G. Davis, Saintsbury; First Lecturer, N. Miller, Clinton; 2nd Lecturer, G. Cornjsh, Clinton; Marshall, W. Lut- man, town. ANNUAL 3IEETING AND BANQUET OF CHAMBER OF COMMECE The Exeter Chamber of Commerce will hold their annual meeting and banquet on Friday, February 15th, at 6:30 p.m. at the Central Hotel. All members are invited to attend. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIF MASK VALENTINE CARNIVAL — on — and other west. Their for them a W.O.S.S.A. FANCY AND/COMIC COSTUMES RACES & JOT?HER ATTRACTIONS No skater will ■ I ice who s, not in c Skati &11 wed op; the urne'until 9:30 Attendance MR. FRANK TAYLOR Master of Ceremonies Admission 40 and 25 cents SEE BILLS FOR PRIZES Prizes to be on exhibition in B. W. F. Beavers’ Hardware Store window Saturday morning. and our rs 9.3Q P.m. is wraaft moderat<r a.m, Can Help You to Our niethod of tes complete Office h 1.30 ome tJlheatre FRIDAY URDAY Five andjen Cent Annie WITH LOUISE AZENDA AW j OOK " ’ in a riot of fuiu OMEDY an'all . USUAL NEXT WEEK A REVIVAL OF '' The Covered Wagon You cannot afford to miss it. If yont saw it before see it again. TWO 2 TWO I DOME R|NK, EXETER ■ ii ---------- - ....y***; 1st GAME CYCLONE HOCKEY) ’TAGUE / HENSAtfL ys. THURSDAY FEB. 7th has been, re-or- the first game The Cyclone League ganlzed and this is to be played for the Thos. McMilla/- trophy. Come and Cheer the Boys to Victory. Friday Night, Feb. Sth Bank of Montreal, London Will play an exhibition game here with the local Cyclone Team. Admission to either game -25c. and 15c. WEaHA^E NOW IN STOCKS I _ N, SEA HERRINGS, LAKE SUPERIOR NTARIO HERRINGS, DRESSED WHITE PERS, SALMON SNACKS, FILLETS, OY- MSZCODFISH, FRESH FROZEN FILLETS, LUGLESS FINNAN HADDIE, SMELTS, ETC. FISH! FI ARVEY’S GROCERY «- jd LADIES' FUR COATS » Grocery Specials for This Sale Only 2 lb 22c. rK| nt job use in stock 50c., Harrison Dorothy attained her sev- Regular $36.00 for $30.00 Regular $18.50 for $15.00 STOVE BOARDS Regular $lv25 for $1.00 EBEC COOKS ular $85.00 for $75.00 egular $75.00 for $69.00 HEATERS HALIBUT, HERRINGS. FISH, SCOTCH I STERS, CL. ‘ abel, all wo abel, all wojR, underwear on sale at $2.35 garment, r, nearly all wool 98c. a garment d all wooj underwear regular $2.00 qutality for $1.49 gar^ ere socjfs 75c. lines for 59c. and $1.00 quality for 79c, shmere^kocks 39c. a pair or 2 pair for 75c. ' :;. C. Sf LAKE underwear regular $2.50 for $1.95 garment. Phone 32 1 only Plain Black French Seal Coat, reg. $140.00 for $95.00 1 only Black Persian Lamb Coat with heavy Sable collar and cuffs, regular $265.00 for $215. -Pure Raspberry Jam, 40 oz. jars .. . .39c. Pure Raspberry Jam, 4tb pail ..... ,64c. Pure Strawberry Jam, 40 oz. jars . . . .44c. Pitre Strawberry Jam, 4 ,1b pail .... . 69c. Pure Pineapple Marmalade, 40 oz. jars 44c Pure Orange Marmalade, 40 oz. jars 34c. Pure Plum Jam, 40 oz. jars 34c* Brunswick Sardines ................... St. per tin P. & G* Soap (all you want) .... 5 far 19c. Canned Peas ............ 10c. a tin. Cascade Salmon, 1 lb tins . .... 2 for 35c* Medium .sizs prunes Per box of 25 lb $2.55 Large sizs prunes................ . 2 lb. for 27c. per box of 25 lb $3.65 White Windsor Soap (English) . .6 for 25c Quaker Corn Flakes .......... 3 for 26c. Toilet Paper, 8 rolls ^for ,25c. McLarens Jelly Ppwders ...... 5 for 25c* Shelled Walnuts half pouhd 29c. 'Limited quantity 1 pound for 55c* ,' OU Sunday and again on Monday even ing in the James St. United church to hear Mr. A. E. Greenlaw, bari tone soloist of Detroit. On Monday evening Mr. Greenlaw was assisted by his talented wife, as elocutionist.’ At th© Sunday morning service Mr. Greenlaw sang two solos at one of the most impressive services that has been held in Janies St. for some time. There was an excellent con gregation present and in addition to the splendid inspiration, from Mr. Greenlawfs singing the Pastor, Rev. D. McTavish, excelled himself in the pulpit and delivered a very inspiring sermon, In the evenng the church was' practically filled there being only a few vacant seats. Mr, Green law sang -three numbers and the pas tor again delivered an eloquent ser mon. On Monday evening a grand con cert was held in the church, Mr, Greenlaw was ably * assisted by Mrs. Greenlaw,- whose readings and in terpretations greatly delighted the largo audience. Mr. Greenlaw sang several group numbers and his rich baritone voice never failed to capti vate his heaters .and ho was heartily applauded. Mr. W«, tL Gohlding, organist o£ the church, accompanied Mr. Greenlaw on the piano and in addition rendered several numbers that w© well received. There was an excellent audioncb, the proceeds being! $209. , up & 25c Automobile Skates $1.00 to $5.00 per pair Less 20 pjsr cent discot Hockey Sticks Hockey ptfcks ■ - . . . . 1 STRAPS ANDJPADS For the ... — Lowe Br< s;, qy^ck-drying En amel all sol 90c. and jiy^’5 quart AXES From $1.50 to $2.00 Handled Axes $2.15 Odds and ends in paints and Varnishes at reduced prices to cleav, all clean Stock X-CUT SAWS Shurley & Detich makes $6.00 Id $8.00 guaranteed TINSMITHING and PLUMBING Heaman’s Hardware & Stove Store Wo allow 4% in ctmppm tor cash