The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-02-14, Page 8w
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Miss Agnes Hamilton visited her
sister Mrs. S. R. Prebble, of Ilderton,
for a few days last week.
Mr. Chas. Harvey and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Coates were in Strathroy
on Friday attending the graduation
exercises of Mr. Harvey’s daughter,
Miss Florence Harvey, of the Strath
roy General Hospital.
Mr. G. Lawson, manager of the
Bell Telephone Central, has secured
the services of Miss Mary McKaig,
of Ilensall, who will begin her duties
next week. Mr. Hy. Trick, of Credi
tor, has been relieving this week.
Mi§s McKaig has had four years ex
perience at Hensail and comes high
ly recommended. Subscribers are
being asked to look up the numbers
before calling .central.
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVQCATE
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1,30
Oats 50c.'
Barley 70c.
Manitoba Flour $3.65
Blend Flour $3.65
Pastry Flour $3.65
Feed Flour $2.15
Bran $1.75
Shorts $1.75
Creamery Butter 47c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs,
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1W2Q
Butter 40-43c.
extras, 36 c. •
pullets, 30c,
seconds, 22c >
$10,25.
10 a.mx.—Sunday School, -
Services as usual at 11 a.m. and 7
p.in,“conducted by
Dr. G. W. Conners, Of Ripley
Next Sunday and for a number'Of
Sundays the occupants of the pulpit will be candidates for a pall apd
every member and adherent should
hear them morning and evening.
3
V
tO GER Y
Try our Etft V
Grapefruit,
HARVEY’S
xout Sugar Texas
•tically seedless at
Grocery specialj during the month
of February a ird’s. Grocery.
h | f 4#*;(•M-.
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NOW is the Time to Re-deco rate Your Walls
VALENTINE TEA<-Will be held
in James St. Cliup^n, Saturday af
ternoon, Februai
6 p.m.* under
Junior Misisio
A cake and tje
sion 25c.
'16th, from 3 to
§ auspices of the
Band. Sandwiches,
will be served, admis-
LOST—Surida
Efceter and G&u ga-untlet glov&Vc
leave at Tiines^Advocate.
■Su,n<fa^ on road between
■^Westcott’s corner, a
or right hand. Please
2-14-1tp
FOR SALE—A child^S. cutter, al
so piano-box cutter in^irst class con
dition.
ton.
Apply t® Dr. Orme, Credi-
br 2-14-itc.
FOR
brick cottage with ev
one acre of la
garhge, stabl
session in Ap
Harmon, Hen
SALE—At Ccnfe’alia, 6.room
. convenience
good orchard;
ken house, Pos-
Apply Mrs. H. D.
... 2-14-tfc
prchase, a child’sWANTED—To
crib complete.'?5^ApKly to Times.Ad
vocate. 2-14-tfc
FOR SALE—Bedroom set in good condition. Apply at%^imes-Advoeate.
H ,x2-14-tfc
FOR SALE—A quantity of green body beech'Xvoo^X Apply William
Sweitzer, Sh/pkdt
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m arnKtg to farmers
If you ha harness that needs
repairing, havc%it doixe now, do not
and then expect to
e^arne day you bring
Look aff&cXhis NOiV/ind you
dis^cointed'' in the z
wait until sprin
have it donb
It in.
will not
spring.
If you wish to bu^T sell or rent a
farm see R. E. Bjdkard, Exeter.
.... -GOATS FQR^SA^E—Male or fe
male—Apply Ros^Hern, Granton,
R. R. No. 1, Pho&e Kirkton 4 r*13.
V 2-14-2tp.
To-day (Thursday) is Valentine
Day.
Miss Annie Sunders is visiting in
Lambeth.
Mr, S. M. Sanders is in Toronto
for a few days on business.
Mr. Rod, Ellis has moved, into the
apartment in the Fitton building.
Mr. Bert Doyle is in Toronto to
bring home a new Whippet coach.
Miss Madeline Dearing, of Lan
don, spent the week-end at her home
here.
Miss Annie McDonald, of Clinton,
spent the week-end with Miss Agnes
Hamilton.
Mr. Norman Riddell, of Granton,
had his nose broken recently while
playing hockey.
Miss Madeline Dearing, of Lon
don, visited under the parental roof
ovex- the week-end.
Miss Margaret Hicks, of Centralia
was the guest of Miss Muriel Ho-
wald over tlie week-end.
Mrs. W. Thornton, of Windsor,
spent a few clays recently visiting
hex’ mother, Mrs. S>. Handford.
Mr. Elmore Harness is again able
to 'be around following his recent
operation at Victoria Hospital, Lon
don.
Mrs. John Snell left Wednesday
for Windsor to visit with her daugh
ter, Mrft. C. H. Smith, for some
weefcs.
(Mrs. H. C. Wilkin returned to her
home in Tavistock on Saturday after
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mar
shall.
Miss Stella Southcott leaves today
(Thursday) to visit for a couple of
weeks with her coursin, Mrs. B. Pin-/
der, of Montreal; also in Toronto.
The Centralia United church are
to be congratulated on having rais
ed tlxeix* full allotment fox' the M. &
M. Fund.
Miss Florence Dunslord, of Hay,
has passed her music examinations
with high marks, she being prepared
by Miss Ruth Wildfong.
(Mr, Thos. Appleton, has returned
to Exetei’ after visiting f<>i’ a couple
of days with his daughter-in-law,,
Mrs. Thos. Appleton, of Hensall.
Mrs. K. McNicol, of Ushorne, who
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis at Dr. Fletcher’s Hos_
j pital, has returned to her home.
Mr. Ed. Kestle, who recently un
derwent an operation at Victoria
Hospital, London, has made Splen
did, progress and is expected home
did progress and returned home oxi
Wednesday.
Mr. Wnx. Lawson, of Purvis, Man.
is visiting with hjs brother, George
of the Bell Telephone Central, and
with other relatives around Exeter
and Crediton.
Quakex' Kisses, the faixiily candy,
sugar, molasse]
, FOR SALE—Two
tors in good
Cecil Walker,
ph-ope 18 r 16
egg incuba-
Apply to
1, Exeter,
2-14-ltc
-40
cAjidJ^on.
R.^^’ No,
CrdOon.
- Registered Hereford
10 x^oiithsi exAra fine
.John Hirtzel, R.
FOR SALE-
bull calf, aged
animal. Apply'-j
R. 1, Creditor. pl^Be 36 r 5*
FARM FOR SAL Seventy aci’e
farm, fdr sale or „ One mile
east of Mt. Camel, ba^k barn, large
white brick hduH.tr k, well and
windmill. Close to*feh * and high
school. Apply to Denn Mahoney,
R, R. No. 3, Ailsa Craig.
1 2-14-2'tc
FOR SALE OR’lRENT—65 acres
good grass land,ay loam, never
failing well with v^ndmill
in Usborne To
Boundary and si
ply J. A. Toohey, 4
London, Ontario.
located
Corner south
ncession. Ap-
heapside St.,
2-14-tfc
HOGARTH HATCHERY
It is how time to be thinking
about your brooders, chicks etc, for
this season, We are novr funning
our machla and can supply your
heeds. Our Varload of brooders,
feedei’Hand. aJJ, poultry supplies will
be here
talk Over
out ibices,
very reasonab
SERVICE,
of Hogarth’s * D
Purple dnd-'Monm?Off Ldy -Mash, Boixe
tel; >leat Meal, Fish Meal, Cod
Liter Oil,. Oftawbal,
Meal? Wd afe-".glvIS'
count for orders plac
mty 15th
ustiftT deposit.
days. Come in and
needs and ask for
Will find them
nd' wo give you
so parry a stock
Mash, Royal
>, butter and milk
smooth as silk,I Special this week at
CERY.HARVEY’-S G:
Mr.t J. M. Southcott.. of the Times-
Advocate was in ..Toronto last week
attending a meeting of the Ontario-
Quebec division of the Canadian
Weekly Newspaper Associaton.
Mr. Gordon Marshall, of Ca]gary,*
who visited with his mothei* in town
for a few days, was called home the
lattei’ part of the week owing to the
illness of his wife. Mr, Marshall is
.sales representative for
cars and is meeting with
success.
MiSs Margaret Johns,
training at Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, has been visiting for the past
week with Mr. and Mrs, 'W. W. Ta
man. On Sunday evening Miss Johns
and Miss Pearl Wood sang a duett
thafc was much appreciated at the
James St, Church.
Mr. Edgar Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. smith, formerly of Exeter, is
an Exeter Old Boy who is being
heard over the radio, singing with
the Toronto Jubilee- Quartette over
C. F. I. B. This is the Roger’s Bat
teryless Station and'^Ir. Smith is oil
the air Saturday evenings between 8
and 9 o’clock.
The regular meeting of the Wo
men’s Association of Main Street
United Church was held in the
dhurch parlor Thursday afternoon.
About 25 ladies were present, the
president presiding.. After the reg
ular routine of business plans were
completed for a pancake
be held Thursday, March
A surprise party was n
hoiho of Mr. and Mrs. W.
hrg oh Saturday evening,
‘Sion being the birthday of Mr, Dear-
iijg, A jolly evening was spent, 'the
ladles wok along their baskets and
served refreshments, ., ■ ....,
Chrysler
splendid
nurse-in-
tosocial
7-th.
4d at
TI, D<
the pcca-
the
jar*
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev, D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goujdlng, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.—-“Treasures New and Old.”
Last in series on the “Conflict be
tween the new and old.”
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—-“The Parable of Spontan
eous Growth.” 5tli in series of
“The King Talks of His King
dom.”
Combined Y. P. S/and prayer ser
vices at 8:00 o’clock Tuesday even
ing.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. O. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Organist, Miss E. Huston
. a.m.—A timely message, with
formation.
p.m.—Oux\ Church School v
p.m.—“One, way by which God
Answers.”
7:30 Thursday evening United
prayer service. All are welcome
at this service. . .
11 In
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones. Rector
First Sunday in Lout
a.m.—Holy Communion
11 a.m.—Matins and Sermon.
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m,—Evensong
SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
- - . . --
EMc6r1c) PORTABLE AND
/'TREADUE MACHINES v
/Youn’Dlu Machine Taken in
Y Exchange
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
A . ANY MAKE ’ ’ .
D. J. McKINNON
PHONE 85, — EXETER, ONT.
Hl
We understand that Mr. W. J.
Heaman has disposed of his hard
ware business to Messrs. J. A. Tra-
quaii* and Ed. Lindenfield, of Heix’-.
sail-. 'i . %
Mr. R. E. Pickard last week sold
both of Mrs. Louise Horton’s farms
on the .fourth concession of Usborne
TownShip., The eighty acres on- the
north side of the road' was purchas
ed by Edgar Cudmore, the purchase
price being $6,000.00 and the 100
acres on the south side of the road
was sold to Hector Rowcliffe, the
sale price being $6,500.00. Both
parties take possession first of.
March next. Mr. Simpson, of Agin
court, Out., to whom Mr. Pickard,
recently sold ,the farms at Farquhar
belonging to the Fred Stewart estate
will also take possession on March
1st next. z
The Junior W.O.S.S.A. oratorical
contest will 'be held ih Main Street
CliUrch, Exeter, Friday evening of
this week when scholars from Sarnia
Collegiate Institute will compete
'with scholars from the Exeter High
School.
Dorothy
subject,
, Land of
with the subject
Present.”
ed by Miss Ruby Stone speaking on'
“Our Debt to Ontario Pioneers” and
Mr. Melvin Snider taking for his
subject “Ontario and its Resources.”
For the past two„weeks the Exe
ter Trail Rangers have been enthus
iastically selling bonds giving Exe
ter citizens a chance to Invest in
better boy life for Ontario, This
money is used iii financing the On
tario- Boys* Work Board which gives
I leadership to co-operative
work throughout Ontario,
made up of representatives.
Protestant denominations gud
M. C. A
two secretaries and an office
25 summer camps; a Tuxfs
Parliament; Conferences for
boys; assists local Boys’
Boards and other details too
wous to mention.
To carry on this program $12,000
is needed. This Is raised by a sale
of bonds. , The allocation for South
Huron was $90,00, Although the
report of the sale is not yet com
plete the Exotex* group have sold to
date over $40.00 worth, The dis-
trict keebs 50% of all funds over its
allocation to be used to promote the
South Huron Boys aamp held in Xuly
These bonds do not guarantee divi
dends In money but they do promise
rich returns In Christian character
and personality,
Sarnia, contestants will be
Haney, speaking on the
‘Northern Ontario, the New
Promise’’ and David Kerr,
“Russia, Past and
Exeter will bo represent-
boys
It is
of the
the Y.
It provides the services of
staff;
Boys*
older
Work
num-
Before the Paper Hangers g6t too Busy. «
We have Beautiful Papers to show you suitable
for any room in your home.Ask to see them.
=
Room Lots of Wallpaper
With enough in each bundle to do an av
erage size bedroom. Four\good patterns
to choose from.
SPECIAL ROOM LOT $1.19
Dining room lots of Wallpaper
These are our better Wall-Papers tyut
have been grouped in room lots for quick
saje. . 1-
RO^M LOT $1.69
/
These beautiful an-wool blankets come in pl^i shades as well as four
different combination \olors in plaid. They tak/the place of comforters
and are easily washed
Plain $7.00
0
Stamped Mats
In medium and large jsizfe. These Tea
Pots sold regular at 85c.'and $1.80. We
place them on sale this week at \
59c. V
50 pairs of Ladies’ Shoes.
50 pairs of Ladies’ High Laced Shoes.
Nearly all sizes in this lot. A good sh&e
for winter wear. t
TAKE YOUR PICK FOR $1.48 V
✓ ■
In oblj
showing |
qre provl
PR®
Ing and oval shapes. We
p number of new patterns which
tig1 very popular.
!ED AT 65c., 75c. and 85c.
are
f 50 PAIRS OF
Strip Slippers and Oxfords
A up of some of our regular $5.00
and $5.50 lines. These are extra values
J AT PER PAIR $2.98
I
SPECIALS IM GROCERIES
5 pkgs. McLaren’s Jelly Powders for 25c,
2 pounds of Good Prunes for . . .
2 ti
19d
ts canned Pineapple for . . . .
Buy them by the box $2.25
.. 34c;
HYDRO ELECTRIC
’ Wiring and.Vstallinjg guaranteed
workmanship aV reasonable prices.
Repairing stoves^nd/motors a spec
ialty. Estimates^ Gladly furnished
tree. y
ERN. DAVIS
Mrs. David Parkinson, of Exeter,
who has been visiting relatives in
'Whalen for some weeks, is visiting
her son in St. Marys —„ St. Marys
..Jo'urnal-Argus.
The Rumley tractor demonstration
held1-at the Cochrane Machine Shop
•on Wednesday of last week conduct
ed by Mr. Thos. Scott, of Cromarty,
was a splendid- success. 'About 150
were present in the ''afternoon. 17
reels of moving pictures were shown
which proved most interesting and
jns'tuctive. T!hi:ee representatives
were present and gave demonstra
tions with the tractors.’ A number
of prizes 4ere awarded.
Think of
I
/
■Cold Remedy, for Flu
It clears
and makes
NAMELESS-
. and common . colds,
the head and throat
one feel good.
CHOCOLA TES—You t good kinds
here, new shipment this week.
'COUGH CANDY—Sexfral kinds in
now. \
ORANGES—L
OUR WEEKLY S
..ED AGAIN. WA
ON RHE
ICE CREAM—
'ersldjss, in
sealers, con
od kind, Walk
pieces, bricks,
nd Frost-bites
5 LIST START*
JH THE LIST..
TNDOW
icy Sunkist.
Ited and roast-
Powell’s Variety Store
/‘WHERE YOU SAVE”
Phone 55 '
ELLIOTT’S
OCERYCORNER
v Just^North off Metropolitan!
PhoAe 25 If bi* S er vice
- You neol
•>, Wo he;
We have
the lino of fel
candfes, opal
th
[t j
t« things we ■sell,
rbur patronage,
ythifig you waht in
series, fancy cakes,
>11 and vinegar.
» •*>
NOW IS THE.TIMPANO THIS IS T
Suits small and medi
Overcoats, Iook\hese over at
Odd Pants from $2.00 up
PLACE
sizes for men ji't $12.00
2.00 x -
Overalls at $1.50
Heavy Wool Ribbed^hderwearjat 95c.
‘ Windbreakers at $2.75 Sweafl frs as low as $2.00
Special Line of Dress ^jhirts j^t • $1.50
BIG REDUCTION ON TIES, SO^KS,
We have marked these' goods aO,pr
them. Cost prices have not been c
make room for the new spring goods
W.
PHONE 81w
ATS AND CAPS.,
es that should move
dered. We want to
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EXETER, ONT.
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GENERAL
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UBANCB BllOKEa
presenting
Mutual life of Canada
Life, Fire, Automobile, Etc/ ™-
W R, GOULD G ■
A. T. Q. M.
•Organists and Ch/lrhmster
Jinnes; S\. Unlt^j Church
in
; Plano Vocal rgaw Theory
j Supervisor of rn Schools
.. ~ Box 57, Phone 19>
R. ONT.
Studio, Main S
EX
Bay,
NOT JUST KIDS
but grown-ups too. Mrs, Sybil!a
Spahr’s ’I*onsiUtis treats <>vory form
of Uoughy Bronchitis, Sore"’throats
and Tonsil Troubles quickly. Good
results or money bao.lL Howey.
Drugstore, #
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