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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-02-28, Page 8■ . ... ! Will. .1.11! .1.1,111,1111 ,1 IIMII11IHIWI | JI, ■» F&’-d T ^AnDY ELLIOT ROM) DEALER, EXETER, ONT. Phone 61 House 425 Exeter Markets Wheat $1.30 Oats 50q. ' Barley 72c. Manitoba Flour $3.65 Blend Flour $3.65 * Pastry Flour $3,65 Feed Flour $2.15 Bran $1.75 Shorts $1.75 Creamery Butter 47 C, Dairy Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, Hogs, Butter 40-43c, ■extras 4Qc. pullets 34c. seconds 24c. $10.50 • _____,If you AvisJrtb buy, sell or rent a farm se^fC E. Picked, Exeter. CFOR SALE—Bedroom set in good condition. Applya4t Times^Advocate. // //'' 2-14-tfc XHURSDAT, rBBliU.VllY 28, »02t» A, PRICE 65c., 75c. and 85c. / i ON 1m in in 7 Edge Guaranteed THE NEW STORE 99 3 1 3 7 8c 4c for you, Men CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH n 3 p.m, 7 p.ni. Mr. and-Mts. Beavers spent Week-end in Toronto with their George, of Toronto University also visited with Miss A. Eacrett Dr. and Mrs. GiBfioh. on We, hope for TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. Walter Jones. Rector Third Sunday in Lent a.m.-—Holy Communion j, atZ reasonable prides. „ /'t>vps and motors a spec-: Estimates gladly furnished ERN. DAVIS grocery of Metropolitan W FL GOULDINd Pho/»e 25 /or Servicd You tided t We Le We have anything Organ^t and THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Snappy Coats for Easter10 a.mi.—Sunday School- Services as usual at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. conducted by ' REV. T. E* KENNEDY, B.A* of Mount Brydges * Next Sunday the occupant of the pulpit will be a candidate for a call and every member and adherent should hear him morning and even ing. On (Monday evening, March 4tli, the congregation will meet to con sider a. call. We have your new Spring Coat waiting for you. One hundred new styles to show you with no two coats alike. We have a style you will like at the price you want to pay locals O~New “Peter Pan” Prints , This popular print comes in a wide range of colors and patterns. It is guaran teed fast colors. PRICED AT PER YARD New Printed Crepe Dresses The styles are very smart. We are showing a new assortment for the early buyers. PRICED AT . JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. D. McTuvisp, Pastor W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M. Organist and Choir-Leader 11 a-m, 3 7 SKATI BandLiirAttendance St. Patrick’s.x^jyjMal at the Dome rink, AVednes^<*aIarch 13th. Par ticulars late/sv^ Mi’. Clarence ’Simmons, of Wind sor, visited at his home here over the week-end. Miss Nina Walters, of Goderich, visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. El worthy of the week-end. Mr, W. J, Heaman was in Hamil ton last week attending the Hard ware Dealers’ convention. , Several were at Windsor Tuesday bringing home some new Ford cars for Mr. Sandy Elliott, the new Ford dealer. The many friends of Mr. T. S. Woods are pleased to see him able co be out again following his recent accident. Miss -Sadie Colling R. N., of Rip ley, visited for a few days with her sister, Mrs. D. McTavish at the James Sit. Parsonage. The visit of the 12th Battery Hockey team of London to Exeter has been postponed from Friday, March 1st to a later 'date. Mr. Clifton Mitchell will represent the Exeter high school in the Toron to Star oratorical contest, he being the winner at the local school. Mr, C. H. Sanders, who has tieen confined-, to his home through ill ness, continues to improve • and is able to sit up? a little each day? The mercury dropped to about 20 below in this community on Wed nesday of last week. A few frozen pipes and a few frozen radiators were the , result. , ‘ The finals in thetW.'O.p.S.A. Ora torical contests will' be held in. Sar? nia Friday evening... Mr. Herman Gower, winner of this district, wijl be'one of the contestants. Miss Blanche Senior, who has been ill.a? her home, was taken to Saint Joseph’s Hospital, London,‘on Thurs day evening of last week where she is receiving treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hannigan and Mrs, J..G. Smith, ot Viscount,,Sask., arid Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Swayzid,.of Fenwick, visited with Mr. and Mrs. N. Hannigan, on Wednesday, of last week; ' ’ s “ / Mr. Wm. Lawson, of Purvis^ Man., who has- been visiting with his mother,*Mrs. John Lawson, of Cred- iton, and- other relatives in7* this Community, left Tuesday for his home. Mr. Chester Cornish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cornish, under went an operation for chronic ap pendicitis at the Exeter Hospital Wednesday afternoon, a speedy recovery. The -Stratford Beacon-Herald reprinting 'a number of items which appeared in the paper thirty years dgo printed the birth announcements of six boys, but not of a single girl. We suppose the reason that the girls were 19ft out is because none of them have as yet reached the a^e. of thirty years. In th^ list of successful candidates in the recent examination conducted by the local ’division of the Salvation Army are the following, grades, seedrid Payne, London, class, Mary Cann and Hazel Bloom field, Exeter; second class, Lloyd Freckleton, Exeter. Doreen, the three-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Willis, of Stephen, was taken to a, London hos pital on Thursday last being ser iously ill from complications follow; ihg an attack of tonsilitis. Mrs. Willis is in London with her. V/hile' the child, is in a Critical condition there is hopes for her recovery. .Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Mrs. Kathleen Fiike and Miss Stella Southcott will attend the wedding of Miss Betty Bi'own, daughter of Mrs* Jane O. Brown, of London formerly of Exeteb, to Mr. Randolph Churc* hili dn Saturday evening, Mai’ch 2nd at Knox United Church. Miss Stdwh has been a much feted bride elect dui-ing the #ast week. Mr, J, 6* Hogacth, of Furvis, Man* whd has * been visiting ’ with his brothers, Messrs, iS* J, and Fred Ho* gdrth and liis sister, Miss Elizabeth Jf*‘t Hogarth, left Tuesday for hid home. Mr, Hogarth has -been a resi dent of the ‘West for mearly fifty years. Me spent’ a very pleasant time while- here and stated that he ..jp..., Bl __ __had enjoyed himself ambiig the matiy I _ _ Llfet OII> Charcoal, Alfalfa Leaf frfentds more than he had done on selves as highly pleased wltlt the en* Meal, any previous visit, tortainment* FOR SALE-—A quantity of green body beech wdbd.V Agply William Sweitzer, Shipk^.Z FOUND—In zFxeter, on Wednes day an inner ctuj?e far large sized tire. Apply atiTjriies-Advocate. WANTED—He^r from owner with good farm for $ale. Cash price, par ticulars. D. . F.i Bush, Minneopolis, Minn. ’ .< 2-21-2tp. LOST—Ill Exetai’i on Saturday,' February 16fh|X .five dollar bill* Finder please Heave' at Times-^dvo- cate. / .X I have inquiries fojXiarms of all e\buyers, want 300 . . : / "/lynarge percentage pasture and/a gdod growth of standing timber.X-X. E. Pickard. > . .?x • .. . .. _ ____ I have inquiries fop/Sarjns of all sizes from oi/tside layers. Want 300 acre farm /vith $ FOR SALE—Registered' Hereford bull calf, aged Ao months, extra fine animal. Apply tmzJohn HirtzeJ, R. R. 1, Crediton,;>d?none 36 r 3. 2-14-tfc WANTED—-Young man wishing to learn the barriering trade. Can start at’ once./ Forfull particulars apply to C. Wf .Millson, barber, Lucan, Ont. r »• - 2-28-ltc.4______i_________y young broken Elliott, FOR SALE—20 chqjee horses sound and gentle' and to harness. Apply “tP^W. R. -Centralia. FOR SALE OR ‘WNT*-Forty-six acres choice -fayin/jand thoroughly tile drained, a$4a'dent to the Exeter station. Apply ^0. Mrs. J. Elston on premises. • 2-2 8-3 tp. LOST—A black collie,fempale dog with white spot pn his head and .has white breast; v/ry nep?dus; answers J&0bllie/> Kindly motion to Times-jkd- 2-28-2tctt to. the name /of •forward • inf voeate. I have decided not tp hpld an auc tion Sale of ' ... ^ 2. __bpt I will hold an auction sale of all Ontario Horses aria Colts early in March.—Q. J. Dow. FOR SALE—At Centralia, 6_room brick cottage with every convenience one.acre of land/with good orchard;- garage, stable,ychickejF(‘house. Pos session in Appil. ’ *,r '~ ” Harmon, HensalL/ FOR SALEK-4ne. six-piece sui fp. nh Horses ^lbxt Saturday Id a jbs tz Apiply Mrs. H. D. 2-14-tfC lariorFOR SAL . suite, pOUch, glass cupboard,^exten sion table, bed £nd dpes^er, heater, coal-oil stove. JEhiA furniture is,.-all knd Cjpes$er, heater, fJChi^' furniture is,.- all good. Reason ior selling is that there is too much furniture for the size of the house. Advocate. ‘x. - Apply at Times- 2-2 8-1 tp. FARM? FOR SALE—lOO.aCres on Lake Road, Lot 13 N. Stephen Twp., orchard, bank barn about 34x 40 feet; land suitable for mixed farming or pasture; immediate pos session. Apjply to |M. W. Pfaff in Exet/r or .Horace P’faff„ R. R.^ No. 1, Hajjf . 2-^i-2te (idR ^ALR or RENT-—,65/acres good grass li|nd, clay loami^ never failing 'well with wiadmlll; located in Usborne Yowjisiilp, Corner south Boundary abd sixth concession* Ap- Ply R T^bhey, 460 Cheapside.St.,, London, Ontario. 2-14-tfc S •—----------- L ■■ ---• ____ WARNING TO FARMERS If ybu have harass that- needs repairing, have it dtine now, do not wait until ^pring,,4nd then expect to have it done thesame day you bring it In. L^b^fter this NOW 'and you will not spring. disappointed in the NOTICE TO HYDRO AND/5 waterworks cwtomers In future all accounts will be pay able at the Hydra^Otfice. Offkie hours during/ payment period /fom 10 a.m. to ife/p.m. Last djdcount date,, which fedhe 12th. of thg month, will be Strictly enforced. Public trinities HOGARTH HA it id uotv time RY ommission be thinking about your brooder^ chicks etc. for this seasijit Wo our machinos an riOedS. w,u~ ui uruuuers, feeders and all poultry supplies will be hero in a fe^ days. Come in and talk youjf heeds and ask for ... " oh will fihd them very reasouabjo and’ we give yoit SERVICE;e also carry a stock Hogarth^ LttY'. Mash, purple and Monarch thy Mash, Bone Meat Meat Meal, B’lsli Meal, Cod re now running can Supply your 4 Of brooders, Higher class, Lillian M. Lower grade, first -Forgotten Vows p.m.—Sunday School p.m.—“The Drag Net.’’ 7th in series on ‘The- King Talks of His Kingdom.” See special ad re Special Services. MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor Organist, Miss E. Huston a.m.—“How can we find God.” ■Our Church School •The Fundamental Sacrifice. 7:30 Thursday, the hour of prayer 11 p.ni.—Sunday School p.m.—Evensong- Lenten Service this Thursday ev ening at 8 p.m. W. M. S. BAZAAR Thames Road W.M.S. will hold a Bazaar in the basement the church on Friday evening; March the Sth. / — women and household candy et will also7 An- old f ing wilkbXgiven. _ . friends and spend an enjoyable ev ening. •1 $17.50 , 50c, We are showing this week 15 Aiew patterns in 36 inches Wide prints. They come in the new 'right colours. You will sorely like th^m at, per yard 25c. / / 36 in. White Eng. Fladnellette 2 pieces of white English ^Flannellette * This is our best quality and retails at 35c. Get what you want this weel^ at per yard 30c, ~’ Stamped Mats In oblong and! oval shapes. We are showing a number- of new patterns which are ^proving popular. w ■. I . Circular Pillow Cotton 42 inch, circular Pillow/ Cotton splen- / did weight, fine even weave, wonderfiy wearing quality. | / REGULAR 60c.; SPECIALfat per yd.^Sc. 5. Dozen Hemstitched Pillow Cases 42 inches wide. ,-We bought these at less than’ the regularf price. They wont last long; at this prfcj| SPECIAL, at each .4,.. ...;iM:szri.-£?j.-3Z7 25c. Choice Quality Canned Pineapple, 2 tins for . . . ........................................z 34c. Canned Tomatoes, Number 2’s, per tin*............................................................10c. Try our sifted Peas, size 2’s, 2 tins for........................................................... 35c. Choice Prince Edward Inland Potatoes, 90 th bag..................1..... . $1.40 WE WANT YOUR BUTTER AND EGGS. WE I^AY HIGHEST PRICES, /Article's suitable for men bhildremZaprons, 'useful necessities, home-made . will^e for sale’. Lunch be sMd during the evening, iioned program consist- idiogues, songs and readings Come and bring your HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY In another column willJbe found the premium list fay the Horticultur al Society. A glance at it will S^Qw how^ attractive it is. For the small membership fee of $1.00. a retail value of almost ’double that amount' is given and in addition the .good work of the society'in civic improve ment, is helped, it iff expected that Mr. Wm._ Hartry, of’Seaforth, pi^- vincial‘director, will speak to a.ma'ss meeting in,.the Town Hall, Friday evening of next week when beauti ful slides will illustrate his address. All flower lovers are invited. . (Mi’s. John Stanbury is visting Toronto, for a week.’ Special services will be held James St. Uni,ted church during the next two weeks conducted by the pastor, Rev. D. McTavish and assist ed by neighboring ministers. Mr. A. E. Greenlaw, the talented singer of Detroit, will be present each ev ening and assist with the singing, The Young Peoples’ Guild of C$- Ven Church held a Valentine social on Monday evening, February 18th. The basement of the church ’was tastefully decorated with red hearts and streamers. Games and contests were held after which a very dainty lunch was served. Mr. T. A, "Shep” Stanlake, who has been visiting with relatives \n this community left Monday for De troit prior to returning to his1- home in Winnipeg. Mr. Staillake, al though past the athletic age, devel oped into a real hockey player while here. Further games between the Fats and the Slims Will have to be Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers, returned home Monday after a pleas-: ant visit in Hamilton, Toronto and Niagara Falls, At. Hamilton Mr. Beavers attended the Hardware Dealers’ Convention and in company with about 75 guests of the conven tion they spent an afternoon view ing the winter sights at Niagara Falls, the. son and and A GOOD ENTERTAINMENT The entertainment given under the auspices of the Young People's Lea gue of Main. Street United Church oft Thursday evening proved, to he an excellent one, The entertainer was Mr;. Ralph Gordon, cartoonist and impersonator, who gave a highly on* tertaining program of fun and fahey, mixed with a liberal ^sprinkling oi something more serious and ihsfriic* tive. There was a godd attendance and those present expressed them'* Specials this Week 1OO BLUE /IMBEROLS (for cylin der machines) to Clear at 15c. eg. 100 BIACK LABEL EDISON (5000 class) to. clear at 50c. eachy^ 8000. class J5c. .each -X •’ ”” LARGE BRUNSWICK With-five double records $49.00. CAHINWEDISONS, disc, $50. ea. LARGE Edison Plo*ys 4.0 minute-: records/$150.00. ‘ PORTzllBLE EDISON reduced . Radios,.joo r ——i—- ont — TUESDAY, MARCH 5th ... Ki vjla j Xim tin/ yran If yju have/anything 'to sell, use our w skly sale list,1'nd sale, no.pay. Do Arhu wZnt to- rent-a house? f 1 See us. ■ : ' T- . CipT'^OWJSRS TO ORDER Powell’s Variety Store “WHERE YQU. SAVE.” Phonei 55 »■ . SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENElT Canx make) SINGLE. EDGE Z.*........................ DOUBLE EDGE .......................... 1'erfect Judge Guaranteed W. S. COLE, DRUGGIST HYDRO ELfeCTRIC • Wiring and installing, guaranteed workmanship, ajZ reasonable prides. Repairing 'Jjto’vj ialty. free. 1 A three day poultry course is be ing held in the Town Hall this week. The course includes breeding, feed ing, incubation, brooding, housing, sanitation, judging, culling, diseases, fattening, killing, marketing, and egg-grading. The speakers are T» A. Henson, Dominion Dept, btj Agricul ture and J. W. Clarke of Cainsville, Ont The course is being well at-, tended and much helpful informa tion is being given, Mr. 0. R. Pat erson, rep, of Clinton, is the man in charge. Come and see Mr. P. R. Jung, head-office representative of th© Berger Tailori/g Company, Ximited.. He’s .bringing to this store a wonderful selection of the finest and newest imported fabrics for Spring— also a complete/rnnge of Suits and Topcoats already made • up in the new styles. / Mr. lying has beeft authorised to offer ^n extra pair of pants FREE with every garment ordered'■dhring his'stay'here which will be limited to TU SDAY, MARCH 5th only. Come in now—see the huii/lreds of fhbrics he is showing, at a range of prices to suit every man—amy make sure of your,Free Trousers. PH E 81w lip, tailored to your measure TAMA N EXETER, ONT, FURNITURE AND FUNERAL SERVICE ALL Tfl4'tATESTa4QUIPMENT / /A,., -,,.. . /.... R. N. ROWE AND T. MvDINNEY /embalmers' pfco, BUSI1NESS 20w. ?< HOUSE 20j. EXETER. QNT. ' Ernest C .Harvey GENERAL INSURANCE' BROKER / Representing MutuajdLife of Canada Life, Fire, Automobile, Etc/^ * —-------------1 A. T. C. olrmaster St. United Church instruction in Organ Theory Music tri Schools St. Box 57, Phone191 EXETER. ONT. Piano Supervl Studio, ELLIOTT’S CORN Just No Furniture and Undertaking HONOR GitJiDUAT OF ONTARIO examination HOARD Day,* N/ght /(nd Sunday Calls % Fellow Feel hi gf A local young lady who collects antiques, recently acquired a hair cloth chair. Now she probably knows t .. „ whyjiet' grandmother wore six petti- the line of 4 groceries, coats. \candles, coal oil and things we sell. your patronage, t you. want .In fancy cakes, vinegar; MODERN EQUIPMENT KINDLY &■ ATTENTIVE SERVICE