HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-04-18, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE 1'Hl'BSDAY, 41*1111 18<h, 1029
192$ Ford Tudor ......
1937 Whippet Fordoor
12,000 miles ...........
Chevrolet Coupe
Star Coupe
Ford Tudor
Studebaker
ehoid
starte
.........$600.00
onlyJF
1925
1933
1925
1921
Your
to
r$05(w
$273.00
$150.00
$325.00
.$150.00
| of 5
p an<J foo.ooj
?rd tourings with
fnew licenses
o $75.00
’rucks
Itord 105
Ford lod
cal
R-.
Ijj
Jr,........................$800.00
f. ................... $175.00
have 1929 licenses
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.30
Vats 55e. ■ -
Barley G5c.
Manitoba Flour $3.
Blend Flour $3.75
Pastry Flour §3.65
Feed Flour $2.15
Bran $1.85
Shoi'ts $1.85
Creamery Butter 48c.
Dairy Butter 41-44c.
Eggs
Egge,
Eggs,
Ilogs $11.75
«f.r
24c.
pullets 21c.
seconds 18c. .
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Ford Dealer, Phone 64, Exeter
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
Owing to dogs havin
worried both d/clts
intend shootini
ci’ around baynaf
—LOUIS DA
8 killed and
ickens, I
Bogs found in
poultry ’hoiipes.
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Have you tried. tly^Texa Sweet
Grapefruit? ‘feat Jimhout sugar.”
The season is/nejwny over for these,
buy now at /^RVEY’S GROCERY.
ITO
GRASS FARM FOR RENT—^Miot
rented vjil Like cattl^to gftrture by
the season
Exeter,
Apply/o $Jfo"s. Laing,
4-11-tfn.
-----yg.Mr*'-------- -
SALeXso^1 with 10 York
Apply J.|hf« B- Hyde, Lot 8,
StanleyTphone 11-86, Hen-.
4-/,’.,-ltp.
SALE~Movine^ict«are ma-FOR asr- .chine for sale. 4p^f at T.imes-Ad-
yocate, tjir 4-18-tfc
■ FOR SALE-yl^niall pigs ready
to” wean; also'ii baj^ity of pure al
falfa hay. ApplF'l. B. Rowcliffe,
ph-one 851*17. > f Itp.
PIGS FCk^&AL:
cheap for qiiickfe^y^
len True-Inner, 4|'i----
wdod. Phone *3'i| r -21.
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•’"■—20- chunks,
Apply to Oh-
Dash-
. -ltc.
miles w«st of
FOR
with all
ply to‘C
houseSALE—A lWbrick
modern! improvements. Ap-
B. Suew^”- 4-4-tfc.
FOR
horn bull, 14. mo.
Tiines-Advocate$F
SALE—Rj^fftered ■ Short-.
!s old. Apply to
■ * 4-ll-2tc
6oq’d STORE.'TO^jR:
opening Tor butcAr^Tba
at Times-Advocaw^ *
VENT—Good
barber. Apply
4-ll-3tc.
FOR SALE-.-r-^^rax^erry plants,
Glen Mary'ahW>e\iato/ Dunlop; 75c,
per 100 ; if defiveifgtFb:
100* extra.
if deHvejfeWHjy mail 5c. per
i. Nathah Doupe, Kirktpn.. f 4-11-tfc.
FOR - SALE-
ranging from 1490
five to eight .old
trade. Frank ’jSaylor*
Sevj^teen -horses,
160°.
‘ ’ SelF >br
4-4-tfc.
FOR SALE-^OS^dyd. Coupe, al
so fbur
in good
rich, R.
whe^fed| cat® ‘’trailer both
y John Deit-
slp^pe,
R. N o. 2JCDashw o o d.
4-4-2tp.
for
$2.00 per b^fsh^l
Falls, phone 23'
SALJ^-Se d peas. Price
Apply to S. Mc-
Exeter.
4-4-2tp.
FOR SALE—ljk storey brick
veneer house, seven, rooms, kitchen,
woodshed, pantry# good cellar, Lai
water furnace, hajrd^and soft water,
stable and garage; good garden.
Apply to E. A. Follick, Exeter. 2tp
FOR SALE-—Small field peas, the-
prize winners’^t Hirns all 'seed show,
at $2.00 per 'feufhel. White sweet
clover, fij^st pnfe winner, at $3.50
per busher^Recdiatly sold a quant
ity to O.jj^/kC. at’’ Guelph, Ont.—
James BroaoEoot,, phone >5 on 73 Hensall. u 4-18-tfc.
FOR SALE—Cream separator, 3-
burner coal oil| stojar with oven,
brass bed, bed a/djffesser, 4 parlor
chairs, rocker, /Jmtnges, Apply at
Times- Advocate.^ 4-4-2tc.
FOR SALE—i^.bout 300 bushel of
' ' O- These oats are-
Ond seed secured
, Apply to Jos.
, 3, Kippen, Hensall
k ,(/.’t-4-2t.
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If you wish to bujf; seJFor rent a
farm see R, E. Pickard;' Exeter.
SALE—A ■VyMyird’ Battery,
used. Apply^ w. J. Beer.
t'Z 3-28-tfn.
Empire seed oate.
one year grmv from Roches^f
Dayman, Rfrj
central phone.
FOR
slightly
FOR
chant
stand.
Apply
mann,
SALE OR ^tENT-rA- mer-
tailor business. >^Spiendid
Possession at onco>
to undersigned,—J. H. Holtz-
Crediton. . 4-18-tfc.
PASTURE FAJ^ff
RENT—Or ca^F
for pasture Jot
125 acres, ^pai'f .
Huy township. C
parcels IfFdusired
able for cattle, as
is ailing, Hy. True
r
SALE OR
taken
Consist's
Ot 9, con,
purchased
rice very reason-
rbprietor’s health
nor, Zurich, Ont,
4-18-3tp»
will
ason
be
ni
of
6/
ill
» 1 .... ..
NOTICE—-All acebuitts are now
due and may be settled at t>ur home
on William St. Nvcrouhts not settled
by May 1st will Typ. placed for col
lection
Ford.
with costs added.—0. W»
4-18-2tc,
*
Will
driving
sedan .
‘'•HAPPY” WELLS.
TANt SKHVI
meet ail traf
at Moderate
CliT*. FhOtiO'
o cduhtry
. Heated
and 180.
3-7-tfc.
The Ladies’ Aid^
will hold ,a^ale
ing at 3 o’do
April 20th j
Gaven church,
^home-made cook-
aturday afternoon,
he Town Hall,
vis-
last
he
ill-
to
af-
Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers spent Fri
day last in London.
Mr. I. R. Carling was in Ottawa
during tho week on business.
Mr. Thos. Harton, of London,
ited in town for a few days
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLean, of St.
Thomas, called on friends in town on
Saturday.
Mr. Geo. Geddes, of London, spent
the week-end with hig son ’William
at Sexsmi th.
Mr. Kenneth Hockey is carrying
his- arm in a sling having sprained
it while wrestling.
Mrs. E. Rennie, of Hensall, was a
visitor with 'her friend MVs. B. W.
F. Beavers during the week.
The many friends of Mr. Hector
Taylor will regret to know that
is -confined to his bed through
liess.
Mr. W. J. Northcott returned
his home at Sexsmith on Tuesday
ter a pleasant visit with friends at
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDowell and
son, Orv’al, of Benfield, visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vale
on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos.' Follicle and
daughter, -Pauline, of Rockwood,
motored up and spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
Mrs. T. Rumford, wlio hag been
ill, is, we are pleased to know, im
proving. Miss Gallan, R.N., of Lon
don, is in attendance with her.
Rev. Roy M. Geiger, B.A., pastor
of-iSt. John’s United church, Ches-
ley, has accepted a call to a pastor
ate in the United church at Preston.
Mrs. Samuel Chambers, and son
Merton, who have been visiting in
McGillivray, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Mary McGuire accompanied
them to Exeter.
C. L. Wilson has been featuring
oranges at 25c. a dozen and has had
a great run. On Tuesday he-- placed
another lot of almost 4,000 oranges
in the window.
In the birth announcement of the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons i last week an error occurred in the
! name. It should have read Donald
Franklin instead of David.
kMrs. H. K. Hyndman was taken to
Victoria Hospital, London, and on
■ Thursday last underwent an operas
tion for appendicitis. 'She is mak
ing satisfactory progress.
Mr. Chas. Godbolt has purchased
the Belgian draft ihorse “Sultan’’
formerly owned by &Ir. George Cow
ard. The horse will be travelled
this year in the Seaforth-district.
Mr. Frank Weekes, of Brandon,
Man., who was Visiting with his
uncle, Mr. Jas. Weekes, was called
to his home last week. He left here
to spend a. day in Guelph before leav
ing for Brandon. ’
Miss Celia Chrisie was taken to^
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, Mon
day ’evening where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis., Sho
is getting along as well as can be
^expected.
Mr, Garnet McFalls, who was in
jured in an auto accident on Wed
nesday of last week and who has
been in Victoria Hospital suffering
from scalp wounds* was able to re-,
turn to his home on Tuesday.
Mr. R. E. Pickard last week sold
the hundred acre farm on the fourth
concession of Blanshatd Townsihip,
belonging to Mi*. Frank Bragg, to
Mr. william Pringle, of Ranndch* the
purchase price beiiig . $7500. Mr.
Pringle takes possession at once,
w
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Keddy and
daughter, Lois* pf Detroit, motored
over add spent the week-end here.
They brought with them Miss Nettie
Neddy, who had beeft visiting for two
weeks in Detroit add Fenton, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs, p,, Coakley, 782
Richmond street, London, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Kathleen, to Mr. William J, Brown,
Son of Mrs. Margaret and the lato J.
0. Brown, themiarriftge to take place
early in May.
Mrs, Wm. Beavers wilt csiebfato
her 8oth birthday on April 19th (Fri
day) of this week, and Is in fair
health. She is gtlll on the farm
near Bt, Marys> where she eamo as a
bride, 65 years ago, Mr.
Beavers, of (own, is her
son I
s?,
b. w. F.
youngest
w>w-
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
10 a.m.—Sunday School. .
Services as usual at II a.m. and
' p.m? condiicted’by
REV, 1), A. MeEHAN, B. D„
of Toronto
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JAMES ST. UNITED” CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and ChoijvLeader
11 a.m.-
Body.
Paul’;
p.m-
p.m.-
Sons” or
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—“The Church which is His
’ Hejjr this . message ' op
teaching on tho Church,
Sunday School
-“The Parables of tho Two
The Test of Deeds.”
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
. , OF CANADA
Rev. O. J. -Moorhonse, Pastor
Organist, Miss E. Huston
. a.m.-^-Tbo Value pf Church Mem
bership. '
p.m.—We will -be at home to all
our members and visitors.
p.m.—Christs’ claim to our wor
ship.
7:30 Thursday evening, our week
ly prayer’service.
Thursday afternoon the .Women’s
Association are giving a program and
this will be followed by a social hour
for all the ladies of the congregation.
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TRIVITT . MEMORIAL *
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones; Rector
3rd Sunday After Plaster
a. m,—Holy Co mm union8
ll^a-.m.—-Matins and sermon.
3 p.m.—Sunday School .
7 p.m.—Evensong and sermon.
Rev. T. W. Jones, Rector of Hensall,
at the evening service.
NOTICE
Dr. Graham :ishes to. ai
that owing to
May • 1st, an
April 15th
tion a gen
added.
unce
is feavin
owing afteraecoui
■$!
xeter on
ill bg#<iven. to-a collec-
costs of collection
HOGARTH HATCHERY
It is now time to tbe. thinking
I about your brooders, gliicks etc. for
this season. We arefnow running,
opr machines and ca
needs. Our carload
feeders and all poult
be here ip. a few days
talk oveiS^vour nee
You
le an
e als
Rubber Stair Treads ' '
I gross of Rubber Stair Treads. These’
the popular size and come in a good
quality,
While they last each 15c.
are A
V
.droom Curtains by the yard
I Four new pieces in neat pattern Scrims
jblendid net at- a popular price.
per yard 25c.
to detect from
fooV'blinds- -
98c.
4
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Bt Iroom Paper in Room Lots
’Four neat patterns to choose from with
en< igh paper* and border to do an ordinary
roc a,
Special at per lot 98c.
We offer our Entire Stock of Room Rug
prices. We are makinX an effort to clea
prices on Tapestry, Brussels, Axminster
RUGS !
sit less than to-days,wholesale
out every rug in stock. Our
ir Wiltons should interest you.
Frilled Curtains for Bear ooms
5 dozen frilled .curtains for bej
A neat curtain in cream net trimme
old rose. Regular $1.00
rooms.
Iwith--
Boy’s Hatchway Underwear^
Boys’ No-Button Hatchway Under
wear. The kind the boys like. Cool and
comfortable.
X
; KIRSCH Curtain Rods
Hn.single or double; also a special style
bay windows.
tie-25c.Double 50c.
good
jold Tack Underwear
kill’s Athletic Underwear made of
freight dimity, cdt full and roomy.
nil sizes each $1.00
LINOLEUM and CON
We are showing all the New Patterns in Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs
also new patterns by the yard ^firing in*your room size and get our prices
sri't..-
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A:»
’ supply' you?
f brooders*
supplies wilt
Come In and
and aslcof
11 find them
we give you?
carry a stocfc|
Mash, Royal ay Mash’, Bon^
ish Meal, Codj
, Alfalfa LeaC
our price
very reason
SERVICE,
of Hogarth’s % Lay
Purple and Mo
Meal, Meat MeHl,
Liver Oil, Cha
Meal.
if
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Mrs. J. S. Grant is again confined
to her home through illness. •
Mr. John Campbell, of Sexsmith;
spent Friday last in London.
’Mi*, and Mrs. Carmen Doupe visit-,
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fraseft
on Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Cutbush
ed home after visiting
and Windsor.
Mrs. McCreath and
’Lucknow, is visiting with Mr. and-
Mrs. I. Armstrong.
Miss Ross, of the Exeter Highr
School staff, wall olf duty for sev£
eral days owing 'to illness. |
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mallett liav%
returned 'home after spending the.
winter with their son Fred in Lon-:
don. i
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Northcott andt
daughter Mildred, of Sexsmith visit-*
ed friends at London., one day lasti:
week.
Mrs. Newton Baker, who has been
under the doctor’s ’care, is being!
takeji to London to-day (Thursday)*,
for consultation. i
Mr. and Mrs. Chag”. 'VV- Ford were;
in Toronto attending the Ford-Lang--
ley wedding Monday evening, MNs
Ford acting as best man for his bro
ther.
Mr. Lloyd Parsons is again able*
to be out ,after being laid up for a:
week the result of being kicked in.
the abdomen by a horse while in the'
act of -clippingVit,. 1
Mr. E. S. iJydrmore, B. A„ of-
Aylmer, the special speaker in Malm
St. United church on Sunday, togetli-?
with his parents and sister, Mr.j
and Mrs. Jas. Livermore, and Mrs.?
Clarence Green, of Clinton, wore tlin
guests of
house at the Main St. parsonage on
Sunday.
Mr. D.
underwent a
tion at St. Michael's
1’onto, roturnod home
accompanied, by his sister, Mrs, K.<
Fuke, who 'has been with ihini while
ho has been in the hospital. Mr.j
Stewart is improving splendidly and?
is able to be around,
* and. \Mrs, WeBingtoji Johns/
Who 'have spent the winter' in 7oron-<,
to returned on Friday last. 7hoy|
wotc brought, home by Mr. Frank-
Johns accompanied by his wife an<V
family wlio spent the W0ek“Gnd here,
Mr. W, Johns continues in poor,
health and was confined to Ms bed
for a few days following Ms return,
has .return
in Chatham,
family, v o$
Rev* 0. J- And Mvs. Mooro-
13,Stewart)
rather
who recently*
serious opera-’
Hospital, ■ To-’
oh Friday last'
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../j ur ■
Mrs. F, H. Sweet who underwent
..an aperation- for the removal of her
tonsils at the Sarnia General Hos
pital on Wednesday, April 10th, is
progressing favorably. ' V”” -
Mr. A. Wildfong has purchased a‘
new Chevrolet car from Mr. . jMilo
Snell, of Exeter. His son, Frank,
was in Oshawa last week, bringing
the car home with him on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Saldwell and dau
ghters V.elina and Mary visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hill, in Toron
to, over the week-end and attended
the Ford-Langley wedding Monday
evening.
The Carnegie Library Board met
Monday evening and made plans to
fix up the . grounds, re-decorate and
open the basement of the library to
the pxiblic as a'-’reading room. The
room has been . used for several
years by the primary school child
ren.
”The '■entertainment in James St.
United church on Thursday ‘evening
of last week put on by Mt. Frank
Cook, of Ottawa, whose Indian name
is Chief Dayoka, drew a fair crowd
and was much enjoyed. The - en
tertainment was under the auspices
of the W.M.S. ‘ The first part of the
program Was given in Indian cos-
tume and Mr. Cooke proved himself
a real entertainer.
NOTICE!
TO C N GROWERS
(R/ Com Borers Act
All /corn stubble
ALD GINN, Inspector
Goderich, Ontario
d stalks
ed under or
rned before the
day o
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EXETER. ONT.
ELLIOfTTS
CORNER GROCERY
JuihJNorth qf
Pho
•'* Yon heed
.. We neei
We have i _
the lines of groceries,
Candida, coal oil and
Service
'lags we sell,
patronage.
youf want
fancy cakes,
vinegar,
in
W Ro
C. M
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Organist a
James St,
xnst
Piano Vocal
Supervisor of Music Im Schools
Studio, Main St. Sox 57, Phone 1»>
EXETER, ONT.
ClWTirninflter
Church
In
Organ Theory
THE NEV STORE
Wtiiitilre anf Undertaking
HON GRADUAtE OF ONTARIO
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Sunday Cails
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