HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-06-06, Page 81 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
Apio^g the names omitted from
the half-holiday list, but who are
observing the halFholiday on Wed
nesday throughout June, July and
August, arc G. A. Hawkins, Dr. G.
F. .Roulston, Dr. Atkinsofti and
Lawson.
Tho annual meetin
men’s Institute of So
trict will he held
James St.nitej
Wednesday,\j un
Each Branch
.delegation.
Siec’y., Crejito
Dr.
2tc,
Wo-
Dis-
of the
h Huron
le basement of
ircli, Exeter, on
12 th, at 2 p.m*
quested to send p
H. K. Either, Dis.
Exetels Markets
Wheat $1.W *
Oats 50 c. ’ *
Barley 65c.
Manitoba Flour $3.90
Blend Flour $3.75
Pastry Flour $3.65
Feed Flour §2.10
Bran $1.75 *
Shorts $1,75
Creamery Butter 42e.
Dairy Butter 39 c.
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, M« A.
Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday Sichool
11 q.m.—“Practice of Prayer”
7:30 pan.—“The Lure- of the
possible.”
This is positively the last call for
preserving pinea
price has adva
we have good va
—HARVEY’S
pies this week, the
blesale, but
16’s and 18’s.
ERY
^LOST—Muffley; off a^rniotoi* truck
on the Lake R&acL^T’inder please
return to H. T.feirfwe.
■i^^^ter' for sale at
, Choice daii;
Southcott Br<
rThames Road- Fa
now booking order
also No. 4 hi
threshing co;
orders, must j
lOtli’ of Junl
rs' Club are
for feed oats,
chestnut, coke,
bindei* twine. All
i not later than the
P. Passmore, sec’y.
5-30-2tc
FOR SALE
sale a Belgiai
and.a Clyde a
to Chris, \^e
U mile north
-I an
team
ffering for
eighing 17^0
1600, Apply
92;
*
•6-ltc.
editon, Box
Creditoil.
6
fertili:We have as supply’<];er on hand at the mil' ’ ’ '“ersons requir
ing any for the /ooj^rop.—HARVEY
EROS.
\ FERTILIZER—
a‘ supply of Ferti!
Nplson Stanlake, i
r 2. f
AVe have on hand
lizer fpff^all crops.
lhoj>e?*Dashwood 36
5-30-3tc.
LOST—A black , collie jffog, brown
spot& over _ eyes-^eas t udtfir tip
in formation as
of this dog will
Mr. Roy Franc
. ton. Reward?
neck and
white. Any
whereabouts
dly received by
one’ 60, Kirk-
FOR SALE— A brick house,
modern! ijrfprovements. Ap-
B. Sniff. 5-30-tfc.with all
ply to C
SALE—HFOR
winner pt Hens&rl
per bushel. Ap Phone Henshil
peas, prize
■Show at $2
o Jas. Broad foot,
73. • ' 5-16-tfc
FOR ^BALfe
^^ranglngYroni 7 '
five to eight
trade.
’? .horses
140j^to 1600 pounds;
ty^ars old. s°n
Frank Waylor
FOR
Exeter
Block, Fitton’|i
E. Pickard. W
extras 26c.
firsts 24c.
seconds §0 and 18c.
$12.00
7Oranges are'
C, L? Wilson’s.
5c. a dozen at<?
bines StreetThe Ladies’
Church will h
this (Thursdaf) f^
All members,
invited. Adn
Aid of ........
Id th^T quarterly tea
ix 6 to 8 o’clock,
congregation are
A
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTayislx, Pastor
W, R. Gouldlng, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Cholr-Fe&der
a.m.—“Forgiven and Forgiving”
p.m.— Sunday School,
pan.—“A noble half-breed.”—An
Old Testament hero.
NOTE-T-Watch for next -week’s
special Missionary Anniversary, Rev.
K. J. Beaton, of China, will preaqh.
A meeting of the Women’s Insti
tute’Will be held at th
George Etlie
June 7tli at
business. F
to attend.
-r
Miss Ella*' Shapton is visiting in
Forest.
Hydro was off several hours on
Sunday.
Miss Florence West 'Spent Mon
day in London.
•Mr. Andrew Hamilton, of
spent the week-end with his
Miss Annie Westlake, of
North’ who has been ill is
mend.
lome Qfj,Mrs.(
on Friday,'
Important
member requested
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
’OF CANADA
Rev. O. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Organist, Miss E. Huston
a.m.—Church School
, a.m.-—Rev, Mr. Anthony, Thames
Road, will preach.
7 pan,*—“The One Great Necessity
to Make Christ’s Cause Prevail.’’
io
li
Athlltic Underwear
2*piece Styles
[fAgent forjjacksoJFs, Dry Cleaners and Dyers
W R; GOULD
)SE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
ONE, JULY AND AUGV$T
THVRSt>4¥, JUNE 0tli. 19291
TAMAN
EXETER, ONT
Ernest C.H
New Summer Goods in Dress Lengths
SAILORS AND
THIS STORE
■<
SICK
^England(HonorOR SALE
li mixed Zin-
uid Star Pan-
struct
■urZhester field
R. N. ROWEEXETER»
a
hite, purple
XX Grego;
of Californ-
Money
to see
V ■■ \ '
DOROTH
Piano,
Studio
’s
Organist and Ch
Iain
Mr. Jas. Sweet is Quite ill at his
home south of Exeter. <
rmony, Theory
tract, Box 160,
FURNITURE
EN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS
'Pennian’.s-nin-ke*.
J^5c. .line. Priced nt pei
'ONTARIO
>ARD
iday Calls
.99
DPPER
MODERN "EQUIPMENT
KINDLY & ATTENTIVE SERVIC1
Violin,
N. Albert
EXETER, ONTARIO
Instruct
ey
BROKE*
EN
utoVnobile, -Eki
This Store will Close at 12 o’clock, noon, each Wednesday during June, July and August
Exceptional Values
at Exceptional Value
NEW FELT HATS FOR MEN
In four of the newest shades
and. shapes for ................., . . , .
NEW STRAW HA FOR MEN
You will want one of tile new straw hats
are showing
TCHWAY UNDERWEAR
n and boys. You will like the
no-bjtton kind BOYS’ 75c. MEN’S $1.25.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones, Rector
2nd Sunday after Trinity
10- a.m.—Sunday School.
11 a.m.—Matins
•7 p. m.—Evensong. ,
Please note change in the Sunday
School hour.
ened a Bea
Any piece will make | lovely gift.
iful Range of China and Cut Gias
e are also showing a fine range ofDetroit,
mother.
Exeter
on the
....... *
Miss Betty Grant, who has been’
Visiting in Windsor, returned'home
Sunday.
Mr. Earl Russell was in Oshawa
this week and brought home a new
Chev. coach.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben McInnis
.and daughter Norah, visited in Brus
sels on Sunday.
'Mrs. c Sidney : Sanders yisited dur
ing .tlm past week with relatives in
Stratford. .
■Miss Mary Elworthy,
spent the week-end in
her -parents. ■; ’ * '
Rev. J*. W. and Mrs.
Sunday in
Conference.
Mr. ‘E. J.
conference,
London last
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Doupe have;
moved into the residence vacated by
Mr. Franks Mallett.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallett last'
..■\yeek moved' to London .where they
will reside in future;
Mr. and Mrs, Clarepce Simmons,
of Windsor, spent the week-end, at
the-home of their p^reptjs.
Mrs. M. F. Gladman, of London,
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pickard. :
Mrs. Wm. Kuntz has returned
home after .visiting with relatives in
Hamilton, Buffalo and Windsor.
The officers of Centralia Sunday
School will visit our School Sunday
afternoon and conduct the services.
. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rennie, of Zu
rich, 'visited yritl1 t^e latt’er’s mother
Mrs. Margaret Broderick on Sunday.
Mr. Reg. Parsons motored from
Chicago and spent a few days of
last week with his parents Mr. and
Mrs: S. Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schroeder and
daughter, of Pontiac, .Mich.,- spent
the week-end' with theii* parents in
Stephen. ■’.
Mr. and Mi's. Stanley Nichol mo
tored from Kerjwood and spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
Parsons? ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Allan and
family, of Brucefield, visited at the
home of Mr. and' Mrs. G. S. Howard
on Sunday afternoon.
iSjIss'^Anita Briiitnell daughter,
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brintndll who
has been sferiously ill1 with pleuro
pneumonia, is 'improving slowly.
Miss Effie Treble, who has been
in London for some time, has return
ed to Exeter for >a few weeks and
will visit with Mr. and Mrs, S.Par
sons. ■ ■
Mrs. Eric Jackson, is visiting lii
Lipdsay, "her mother Mrs. St.' Thom
as intends Coming to Exeter this
week to visit with .Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Hennessey.
■Mr. Orby Kestje, of Detroit, mo
tored over and spent the .week-end
in town and was accompanied home
by Mrff. Kestle, who has been visit
ing heYe for a week.
Mr, James Creech, of Rochester,
N. Y., and son Mr. Young, Creech, of
Detroit,. spent the .week-end with
Mrs. T. Creech.
Mit Sparling and Miss Haaelwood
left-last week for London where they
will reside in future. Their residence
on Hurbn St. has been Yentdd tu Mri
Harry Elworthy who has already
moved in. *
Rev. AShlyn A. Trumher,; of Wind-
sbr, in renewing his subscription to
the Times-Advocate says iliat It is
nieh to keep in touch with the town
Whore biie has had so many pleas
ant associations;
Mr. and hti’Et Tiros. HaTVo.'y and
Mr; and MM J. Batson motored to
tmckiuyw Sunday to visit; with Mr,
and MM A* E. Bttswell, the occasion
__being the tweiilioth weddihg amii-
'Versaiy of W. and Mrs. Busweli. .
FOUND—-License plate 67-315 on
St, Marys Road1. Apply at" Times-
Advocate.
Don’t forget the Summer Carnival
on the Trivitt l\ifemor^l Lawn on
Wednesday, June \ 19th. Full par
ticulars next week.XZ ‘ .
New Dinnerware.
CHILDREN’S SH
All sizes from 5 to 10
Specially priced at per pai 9C
NEW PLAUEN LACE
of London,
town with
Sell or
4-4-tfc.'
Down, spent
Lon’don attending the
■ . ' 7 ■
Shapton, a delegate to
•spent several days in
week.
SALE^—Numkij?' -of farms,
housej Chiral Hotel, Le'e
ifore. Apply to R.
■ TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders wll be received by
the undersigned until Thursday, June
20tli fop the'wrecking oj^t-he school
house at S.
| . No. l.Jg’tephen, and
fpr the erection of .
Tenders will
'tire work or
any tenders no
Plans and’ spe
bands of the s __ _____
son, R. R. No. 2, Centralia. ’
?hew building,
ped for the en-
ily. Lowest or
Scessarily accepted.
Fications ar.e in the
cretary, Lloyd Hodg-
Tenders will
HOGARTH BABY CHICK
..HATCHERY
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE .
■'■’•' We are now able to supplybaby
ehicks of the varidhg breeds; Barred
Rocks, White Ler*i’rt’”it’' •**:„_
■orcas; White Wya
as on short notic
and Thursday un
» \ CUSTOM
;We are now i
the hatching, seai
Siting CWom,,H
make afrarteenieh
here before ^une
horns,' Black Min-
dottes and Anconr
: Hatches Monday
1 June 29th.
TQHING
.ring the close of
n and anyone de-
phing done kindly
to have the eggs
Our supplyfoU^^ds are now7 more
. and’'your Seeds
- , ipw Ma?h, Chick
Feed, '-Lay Mash, ef Meal, Bone
Meal', Alfalfa„ Meal,*” Oyster" ’Shell;
Grit, Coii’densed. Butter-milk, etc. can
be promptly filled.F
| POULTRY CULLING >
. ■ If is now . time to have the ‘ Cull
hens eliminated from your - flock.
Our charge is $2.00 per lOOWns. We
are cash buyers of poultry.,,, .Call us
when you have poultry to sell."
complete than ew
in. Chick, Starter/
Miss Susie E. Oill, of Welland,
spent the week-end the guest of
Mrs. Mollard. ;
Mr, and Mrs. Percy Gillies and
family, of Detroit, spent the . week-,
end with the former’s sister Mr. and-
Mrs. E. C. Harvey. Mrs. A. Gillies,,
. who has been visiting in Cleveland
and- Detroit returned with them.
One evening last week while Mr.
Harry Hoffman was making his re
turn to Dashwood he observed.* a deex\
in the field on the farm of Mr. Ggp-'
net Wildfong,' about two miles east,
of Dashwood. The deer jumped the fence and started .off in a northdV-
ly- direction. - »
Mr. ahd Mrs. Gilfillan, of Kii'V
ton, who recently returned after .Vis
iting over a year and a half with
their daughter Mrs, Harry Clark, of
San Francisco, are visiting with rel
atives in town this week. Mrs. Gil-
fillan is a twin sister of Mr. W. A.
Turnbull.
At the ’ Chesley celebration on
Monday, June 3, Jimmie D driven
by Jas. Taylor won tim'd money hi
the 2:19 class. During one of the
heats Jim was thrown when the
horse struck an ant hill and stumbl
ed, Jim held onto the lines and vvas
dragged for some distance. He
skinned his leg but was otherwise
unhurt.
Mr. John Welsh has returned to
his home in Toronto after spending
some time with his son William. Mr.
Welsh enjoys wondeiwl health for
a mail, who is almost four score
years. He takes a keen interest in
farming and gardening. Among his
best enjoyment was when he hitched
and plowed with a team of colts an
acre and a half for three days. Tlie
grandmother of the team was his fa
vorite horse when lie started farming
nearly 40 yeaki‘s ago.
The Barnett Bros, circus, which
practically live on wheels, are using
Goodyear tires on their 15 trucks.
People who use this number of tiro's
know
miles
They
from
While
what brand they get the most
of trouble-free service from,
purchased a number of tires
the Goodyear selected, dealer
in Exeter. advi.
WELDREST SILK
This full fashioned hose c(
newest shades. It is our regi
It is specially priced this wee
per pair ...................................
■'All pieces to fnakc luncheon, buf
fet and vanity sets. These make beautiful-
gifts. , ..
CHILDREN’S SHOES 98c
Look over the^hoes on this table. Values
as high as $2.00. * QRc»
SPECIALLY PRICED FOR ... 170
Another shipment of New Materials for Summer Dresses in figured
Wemsheen and Mitachene have been placed in stock. Just the thing for
that cool summer dress
Jack Lawson, son of Mr. and' Mrs.
Elmer Lawson, of Stephen, is at
present receiving treatment in Dr.
Fletcher’s Hospital.
Last Sunday was conference Sun
day* in the United church. Mr. Colin
Campbell, of Stratford, conducted
the service in the Main St. United
church in the morning in the inter-*
.ests of the Lord’s Day Alliance tand
preached in James St. United, church
in the evening. The evening, ser
vice in Main, St. church was with
drawn. Rev. J. W* Brown, of town,
occupied the James St. pulpit in tlie
morning and ^delivered a very ac
ceptable message.
THE NEW STORE
Furniture and Unde^Dking
HONOR GRADUATE
EXAMI
Bay, Night
Phone
H. R
TION
We have now in stock a complete line of
straw Hats
me in and, 1 over our
in t
PHONE 81w
ANAMAS:
r
SAIT PLANT for SALE
. Owing to fire loss of buildings,
property of Exeter Salt Works
Ltd., Exeter, the remainder of
per.ty undamaged by fire is of
Thi’ee acres |of land adjoining
CNR With sidil
this prop
for evaporating
Avails with -coal
* Large steel br
■ ' Concrete smok
' SAIt well 1250
D|et0 pumping eftilpment
iron pulleys, shaft
There is also larg
fico xylth weigh scai
Suitable building
at modbrdte cost to
*essary pumping ma
** ” PVOdUct of this Wll and favorably k _J|_„
M^-x’itime S*rovisftdtis tW Alberta for
mahy years, well as large home
Made, Supply of tfoeft sait .is prac-
ji^allg fnekhaustable, ’ . :
For furtter pjattJcuigM of this
2'n‘ofitabXei business apply* to
Mr G, RlNSFOftD.’. ExOtoiV
o.
0-
Something New !?
TIFFANY POLISH ?
facilities*
rty is steel
rine, built
maces,
e tank,
stack,
et deep
Pan
itli corn
well as
sundries,
table tif-
e erected
with nee-
'has. heen
n If obi 'the
It
brick
g and
comf
thO
Cleans ahd polishes,
The Mission Circle of James St.
United church met at the home of .
Mrs. John Pedlar on Monday even
ing. The chapter of the study boolc
Ann of Arva, as gven by Miss Gladys
Harvey. Miss Stella Southcott gave
a report of the recent convention at
Chatham. A pleasing solo was sung;
by Miss Mary Grant. The young
ladies prepared hospital supplies af
ter which a dainty lunch was served.
x’laduatc)
L. DAY & SON
FLORIST
HAVE NOW READY
Geraniums, all colon
Asters, English giant
and mixed; Rennie’s-
Hearts of France; Gian
ia.
Mums mixed, •
. RenpiWs XXX Engl nias, or Separate colo
Giant of alifornia
sies.
Giant, Balco
French M:
Silver Loaf, Ge
gon, Dusty Milldfc
Salvia, Ager:
eba, Ferns, Straw
gia, Colens and St
Hanging Baskets
ahdalr and Window
filled to order.
Tomato Plants—^Canadiftn, Bonny
Bost^ First of All, New Earliaba,
Early Jewdll, Marylobe, Champion,
Ponderosa, Beefsteak. «
White Plume and English Pinlt
Celery. , .
Hot, and Sweet Peppers.
Early cabbage and Cauliflower.
L. DAY & SON I
VNtON ST.
SAFETY MA
Sti
single 2ed
DOtJBE*
BLADES
(any make)
Edge Guaranteed
W, S. COLE, DRUGGIST
on of ni
for se
Ou
leks 3
It
furniture,
pianos, enameled work.jFaiitos, etd.,
prices 50c. and $1.’00. ----- ’
if it don't satisfy. As
Bft)T WEAT
Suggests cold drinks
We deliver r icecream,
quantity, jury time, f
per, after
keep it fi
loan you tlese.
ways the sfcme qua
Next tihio on thi
call or phon> 55 o.i‘
pints 30<n,.
Frostbites 5
RIG fcEItTCT
’ CHINAW
Many lines
big savings to
ltd ice cfeank
drinks of anV
r dinner, suli
lt. Our packs
i'al hours. WA
‘icecream 'is ah,
ty in goodness,
of Ice cream
, . J pint8 15C
c., cones 5 c. and
nglo Petunias.
Janna, Vinca,
vy, Snaxi Dra-
ajidoring Jew,
gonia.f Drecb-
,nts, Thtiinber-
st.
nd Pbts; Ver-
oxes made and
For ONE WEEK we
are offering ofr entire
stock
SPEC
of furfiture at
\LPRICES.
in aster
^Church
N SALE ON
ND HOSIER Y
discontinued,
Ask about them,
• ’f«
Powell’s Variety Store
PHONES; 55 and 122 *•
4
.m
Sefe ;
Suites |rom $100.00 up
in mom/ coverings. ,
Piano
Supervisor gt Mm
Stttdlo, Ma
rgnfi Yheor#
m School!
Box 57, Phbnft lfli
Btt, ONT.
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