HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-06-13, Page 8The family of th^Xate 1^in'es Sweet
desifO ' to exmrfAs .r^ieir sincere
thinks, to the^mq^y neighbors and.
trends for O^Aundne^ and sym
pathy extended during their recent
bereavement.
CARD OF T1IANKS
4T
Mr. and Mrs
wish to thank
of. Comm ere
sending a
ers to
Fitydl
recei
David l^wcliffe
ie Exete^^Chamber
rfor .th^Ttindness' in
autif ^wreath of
of Mr. and
uisville, during
rement-
flow-
Mrs.
their
Exeter Markets
.Wheat ?1.1O
Oats 50c,
Barley 6$c. j
Manitoba Flour $3.90
Blend Flour $3.75
Pastry Flour $3,05
Feed Flour $3.10
Bran $1.70
Shorts $1,75
Creamery-Butter 42c.
. Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
Butter 39 c,
extras %6c.
firsts 24c.
seconds 20 and 18c.
$12.00
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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rov, J. Bernard Rhodes, 31. A.
Minister
10 a.m.—^-Sunday School
•“The Straightness of the11 ami.-
•Gate”
7 p.m,—“The Value of Vision”
,* O -HOUSES FOR SlALE-r-To
clgse the Estate of the/Ute James
McCurdy.—Jj’mjpe hou s on Simcoe
St,, Exeter, wi goojfgarden plots.
Will bb sold epajj&tely.. Apply to.
Archie McCur^q/Kirkton, - Ont., or
^o Gladman &anbury, Exeter, Ont.
6-13- Ate.
REWARD’—$ 10 yd * is“>ftered f or
the^conviction of
Is who destroyed
evidence leading
the person or
the school ga/d^tfs.
WANTS -^-A ‘Second-hand glass
cupboard* must be cheag), App|y at
Times-Advocate. ”
Tr&'ctor plowing and discing, dis
tance^ mo objftSV , torreasonable
amount of work".' Apply W. Brad
shaw^ Elimvill%« 6-3-2 tp.
FOR -SALE—Yo/ng -pigs. Apply
Ed. Broderick,! Lof 12, con. 2, Hay,
Exeter R.R. Nor 1, phone Henshll
13 r 82. w ■ - ltc.
<£ocals - !
Oranges are stiBz25c. a dozen at
C. L.’ Wilson’s,4*1
.DECORATION DAY
The I.O.oA al/holding their an
nual decora|iojr day at the* Exeter
cemetery on'
23 rd.
■Will ■»
Sunday afternoon, June
Among the names/bmitted from
the half-holiday lisfe; but who are
observing the half
nesday throu
August, are
F.„ .Roulston,
'"“Lawson. %.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Gouldlng, A.T.O.M.
Organist and Choir-Leadw
Special Missionary Anniversary
Rev. K. J. Beaton, B.A., Mission
ary on furlough from China 'will
speak morning and evening.
You are invited to hear this gift
ed speaker. He, has a message to
tell and unusual power in proclaim
ing it. , ~ r
N.B.—Sunday School will begin
at 10 - o’clock^in. the morning next
Sunday. Be sure'to be on time.
IRIS DISPLAY
The Horticultu^il Society have
arranged for a display of Iris in the
window of i>MLF Beaver’s Hardware
on .Saturday/ext. All persons with
Iris are requested to bring in a bou
quet.
. -
olid ay on Wed-
Khmft June, July and
g./A. Hawkins, Dr. G.
Atkinson and Dr.
*2tc.
The annual meeting of the Wo
men’s Institute o/'South Huron Dis
trict -will Re heUFin the basement of
James Sf. United church, Exeter, on
Wednesday, ^une 12 th, at 2 p.m.'
is requested to send a
Mrs. H. K. Eilber, pis.
Sec’y., ^Fediton.
Each Bfan
delegat
Those wishing* Alberta/ioal from
the Thames Read club
; must place theV orde
possible: > If no
caffi'Hot be secured*
ary 15tli. We '
additional order
make up car lo’ad.-
Sec’y.
/or fall use
r‘ as soon as;
ased now it.
til after Janu-;
d also like a few
rfor .chesthut to,
-P^ Passmore,
FERTILIZER—We have on hand
^„a.,.&upply ‘of Fertiliser /or all crops.
Nelson..Stanlake, phaneK Dashwood 3.6,
t 2 V 5-30-3tc.
FOR SALE— A rug brick house,
with- all >• modern ttmjtf,ovements.’,JAp
ply ,to C- „B. 5-30-tfc.
- FOR SALE—Number' of fams,
Exeter house, Central Hotel. Block, FittojrS||^5tqre. Apply
ErPickard./^
THCBSPAY, JL'.NIS 13111, W3»
s
Specially Priced at
BW
*
New Summer Goods in Dress .Lengths
NEW STRAW HATS FOR MEN
You will want one of the hew straw hats
we are showing JQ ^.00, $2.50
CHILDREN’S SHOES TOc.
All sizes-from 5 to 10 1-2 o/ui
Specially priced at per pair ,, ..
NEW FELT HATS FOR MEN
In four of the newest shades
and shjapes, for ........... . *
Thi$ Stpre will Closet at 12 (/clock, noon* <each Wednesday during June, July $nd August
*
Exceptional Values
This Week we offer a Splendid Range of Men’s Suits in Fine
Worsteds in Fawns, Greys and Blue Stripes
$25.00 Exceptional Value
HATCHWAY UNDERWEAR .
For men ai)^ boys. You will like hjje
no-button kirn OYS’ 75c. MEN’S $1.25
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA 7 .
Rev. C. J, Moorhouse, Pastor
Organist, Miss E. Huston
a.m.—-Church School. Our motto
is: • “All the church in the school
and all the school in the church,”
11 a.m.—A Character Study: “Con
versions, Ancient and Mode'rh.’”
p.m.—Rev,. E. -E. -Lloyd, of Graii-
tqn will preaoh. Mr. Lloyd is a
talented speaker and -we will be
■gladrto have our friends hear. him.
MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
. DRAWERS
Penman’sSSnhke. This is a regular 59
7oc. line. I^hcecl at per garment .... •
10
New China and Dinnerware f|r Jiine Brides.
We have just opened a Beautiful Rai^e of China and Cut Glass
Any piece will make a lonely gift. r”
New Dinnerware
Mr. Harold Wood, of London,
spent the week-end at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W". Ryckman motor
ed to Toronto and visited Mrs. Ryck-
man’s sister last week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. W- J- .Ford, of Ste
phen, visited Mr. Chas. Ford at 'St.j
Joseph's Hospital, on. Sunday.
Mr Melvin Sams, and friend, of
Windsor, spent''the week-end at the^
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Sims.
A real good business float adds
prestige' to your business. Good
prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tuckey and
son, of London, spent the week-end
at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. George
Maw,son.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Coultis apd
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coultis and
'family, of Toronto, visited relatives
in Exeter ori Sunday.*
Rev. C. J- and Mrs. Moorhouse
were in St. Thomas Tuesday attend
ing .the.graduation exercises o.f their
daughter Miss Ruth Moorhouse.
■ On Sunday next Rev. C. J.' Moor
house will' preach at the Anniversary
services; of: the Wesley appointment
on the Granton pastoral charge.
Mr. and Mrs. J*anfes Hardy and
family, of-Listowel spent a day with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Terry. Mrs.
Hardy-is a neice of Mrs. Terry’s.
Mr. Clifford Blanchard, of Frank
enmuth, Mich., motOred ovei’ and
Visited'a few days'Last week .at the
home of Mr. and Mrs-. K. J. Sims.
’ Mr,. Edgar LOwry; of Toronto ancl
Mr,. Fred Lowry, of'Kitchener, spent
Several'days last week with their par-'
en.ts,- Mri and and Mrs. E. G. Lowry.’
Rey. L. C. Harvey, M.A., pastor;
of the United church at Courtland,
has been appointed to the pastorate
at ■ Sydenham St. United church,
‘Brantford,
'■ . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coates and Mr.
■and Mrs. Josiah Kestle motoredi to
Hamilton on Saturday. They Will
spend' the week visiting in -Hamil
ton and Toronto.
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coates and
son Frank arid Mrs. M. SheOre, mo
tored to Toronto last week. They
Have been visiting for several days
With relatives.
f Let’s all help-/lie committee to
J make this a veal successful parade
^ipn July the 1\/, at "Exeter.
** Mr. Harry Fuke, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce staff at Timmins,
spent last week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. E*. Fuke and is spending
part of this week in Toronto.
Master John McTavish, who re
cently underwent an operation for
mastoid trouble at St. Joseph’s Hos-
■pital, Londbn, returned* home Mon
day and is able to be around again.
Mr. Harry Carey who has been
barbering with Mr. E. £). Harness,
left .Tuesday for Point Edward,
where he has taken < a position with
.Mr. Czar [Harness. „•
Mr, DaviA Wright, of Dresden, ac
companied by Mrs. Will. Wright and
Mrs. J.’ Fitzsinipions, of Thorndale,
motored over and spent Saturday
and. Sunday with their cous'in, Mr.
Stephen Powell..
Dr. and Mrs. J. W» Harrison, Of
Detroit, motored over and spent tile
wbek-end with relatives here.J,J They
were accompanied back to Detroit
by Mrs. J. G< Jones, Mi’s. E. Coultis
aiid Mrs. A. Francis.
Members of the Caven Presbyter
ian churcli held a bee on Monday
and levelled up the grounds south of
the church for the parking of autos.
Many loads of gravel were drawn to
till ,up the depression..
Messrs. T. O. Southcott and Nel
son SJieore motored to Brantford for
the week-end. Mrs,. Southcott, who.
has been reouperhtiiig Tro'ni’ her re*
cent operation in Toronto is now
visiting with hev sister Mrs. Hutton
in Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs.- Robert Kimble- and
Miss T, Hamilton/ of Detroit; Mrs.
. E. Francis and daughter Miss L.
Francis and ’XHssi 'Muriel' Francis
apd Mr. and Mrs. A. M Hodgert and
family, of London, visited on Sunday
with Miss J. JEIodgert.
Mr. ..Clifford IT. McAvoy, of Wing
ham and his mother Mrs, M< McAvoy,
Annie L, sanders and Mrs. W<;
•1&- Cole left Sunday tor a tow days
visit in Windsor While there they
will attend the Druggists' Conven-
5-C-2tCitIon convening in that city«
to
Lee
! R.
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders wll be received
the undersigned until Thursday, June
20'th for the wrecking cn the school
house at S. S,, No. l^Stephen, and
for the erection of Jr' new building.
Tenders will lie received for the en
tire work or dei^rately. Lowest or
any tenders ndtjrecessarily accepted.‘ Plans and spifgifications are in the
3ja|ids«-Q£.Ahje.Jeca:Qtai^rxWoyd Hodg
son, R. R. No.' 2, Centralia.
7
t»'
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones. Rector-
3rd Sunday after Trinity
a.m.—Holy Communion
-Sunday School.
—Matins and Sermon
-Evensong and Sermon
Rev/F. M., Parker, B.A., Hehsall,
8
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
7 p.m.-
1
STRAWBERRY FES#V4L
Strawberry festival.under the.-din-;
spices of th(^~W$fiien*s ’’Association'
of Main St. .pnlted church on July
the 4th. Resave the date. , •
Don’t forget'Vie’^imm^r Carnival
on the Trivi-tt-^lOmorihl Lawn on
Wednesday, Jui^/19th.; ’ ",
Choice dafa’y gutter for _sal? Ut
Southcott Brog/ *’
'eatre:<? ’ »■ *fome
by
HOGARTH BABY CHICK
RY
FOR S ALE
to supply baby
breeds: Barred
•ns^Biack Alin-
ttes and 'Ancon-
atches Monday
une 29th.
ING
jiis table
•\ 79c
V
WELDREST SILK HOSIERY
This full fashioned hose comes- in 11] the
newest shades. It is our regular $1.,Saline.
It is specially priced this week at
per pair ..............................................
‘ • T k
> •
We are affso showing a fine range of
NEW PLAUEN LACE
S All pieces to make luncheon, bnf-
fetjhnd. vanity'sets. These make beautiful
.gifts. . '• A
! CHUDREN’S SHOES 98c.
# Look over the shoe,s on this table. Vaio
high as $2.66. . ’
^SPECIALLY PRICED FOR .
-L--- - -"
Another shipment of New Materials for Summer Dresses; in figured
Wemsheen and Mitachene have been placed in stocX- Just “the thing for
that cool summer dress. ' ’' ■ ”
TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) •
TOM MIX and Wit
- — in — f
Get you? c^r decorated for Do
minion DaV Celebration. * There are
^ome good prizes. •
■<
We have now in stock a complete line of
SHOTS”
li
‘The Last of the
STORY BY ZANE
COMEDY — “CAJJD YOuB
with Al St. Johft
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Jpne 14tli and loth
HATC
BABY CHICK!
We are now abl
chicks of the Variou
J&dcks, White- Legh
‘orcas; WhitO Wyand
as on short notice,
and Thursday until
FEED
Our* supply', of feed
.complete tliltai. ever
•’ in Chick Starlgr," GrO
Feed, Lay Mas
Meal, Alfalfa W,
Grit, Condensed B
he promptly filled.
*. ” ^’~WtttRY CD
It.is hiQ.w time to? liBve the cull
hqns ..ejinimated from’‘your flock.
Our charge is $2.00 per i.0Q liens. We
afe cash buyers of poultry. Call us
when you have poultry to sell.
SALT PLANTfor SALE
I
COLLEEN
5. ..
COMEDY —..“Y^J’L
------.....
COLLEEN MOORE
in the-Great Broadway;;
musical Comi$y hit
BE SORRY”
There’s a Big Stock
REDUCTION SALE
Going on DAILY at tliis store
Many lines going at ar^S below the
Cost price.
Just think of Silk Hose, Cotton
Hose, Dinrigrsets, £ is, Phono
graphs. Somebody i Sil save; you
come. 1
TRY OUR IQE CRE8LM AND COLD Ipn:
TRY OUR D&N SUBSTITUTES
Variety Store
? i
STRAW HATS
SAILORS AND PANAMAS
Come iri and look ffier our >
Athletic Un&erwear
ew 2-'piece Styles
i4Liii . ...........-I,' i ■
Agent for Jackson’s, Dry, Cleaners and'‘Dyers
in the
are now more
Id your nefeds -MaSh, Chick
-Mfeftl, Bohe
yster Shell,
ilk, etc. can
June aist^aii
A 'Mammoth Molij^
will ring down through the ages pf
.time as an outstanding achievement
in the history of the screen. 2 years
in the making of a 2 million, dollar
production.
Uncle Toni’s Cabin
22(11(1 ; -
Picture that
Powell’s
PHONES: 55 and 12&
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
SHARPENED |any make)
SINGLE EDGE ...J........................
DOUBLE EDGE1 J.....................j....
rerfect EdW Guaranteed
W. S. COlW DRUGGIST
Sc
4c
■<
jOwirig'; to fire loss. If buildings,
property Of. Exeter Salts Works Co.
Ltd., Exeter, the remainder of pro
perty 'undamaged by fft’e is offered.
XoJ* salo. H
..Three acres, of land; id joining the
CNR Willi siding facilii es.
w - j,Oh this property is : ;teel salt pah
■fo't evaporating brine, >uilt on brick
■waUs^itltjebal furnaci i.
^LargSfesteel brine to ik.
moke stafk.
;dp with com-
s.
Con ere
•Salt well^250 febt di
pumping ecjuitiidoht as well as
ir^u pulleys,, simfting ;
trihere is. also iwgd co.
With- weigh sqjties.j
Bultuhle buildin cist be erected
sSt, htoderate cost toother, with nee-
essary .pumphig '
Product of Allis epljtht has beeii
Web apd fatcirtthiy ftthn the
^iarltime, FfovfneeA to Alberta for
many y^ara, as. wdi ms hpfim
trade. * Supply-of rock, salt is pVac-
tically-< inexhaustible,
For farther punthulays of this
profitable busluesg apply
Mt. G. RziNSFDtRD, fetor,
, r
dnd sundries,
i. ntortaWc on
• c*
£
THIS STORE WILL fcLOSE J^VERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
DURING 1 JUNE/JULY AND AUGUST ;
W. T A M A N>
PHONE 81w . , EXETER, ONT.
DOROTHY E. .GRASSICK
a. l. chi. :
(Honor Graduate) .
liSstri
- ' - -1
ondon England
i in
Piano, Violin^ L|armony, Theory
Studio N. Street, Box .160,
EXETER, ONTARIO
FURNITURE
.. ■■■ ■. .............. »..... - ...a< ■ ----fc. -■ .-A ■ ■ ...
FOR
ranging
five to
trade.
' SAL
from
eigh
Fran
1400
Taylor.
horses
pounds;
Sell or
4-4-tfc,
9"-
THE NEW STORE
Furniture ajidU Undertaking V
HONOR\GRADU E OF ONTARIO
e:
Day,
CLOTHING, UND(rWEAC'TIES, COLLARS, SHI
* CAPS, SOC
SHOES, RUNNI
The entire jitock mpst b
T. H
AND GENERAL FURNIS
A
SUNDRIESG BOOTS, RUBBERS
eared out in
eabouts
For ONE WEEK we
are offering lur entire
stock of furniture at
SPECIAL PRICES.
MINAflON BOARD
d Sunday Calls.
tore No. 99 '
oppm
EQUIPMENT
kindly ^Attentive service
STAND
T SOME f)F THE BARGAINS
Three boots North of Post Office
OPEN E^ERY NIGHT
»
• '■ ,T ; a t .
See our Cnesterfield Suites f>,m$r00.09Op
m monairj co wrings*
' ■ X I '
R. N. ROWE
A.
Organist and otrmaetev
Janio& St, Unitod Church
xtt
Piano Voca
Stfpetvlepr of
Studio, Main St
1HXK
n in
rgnti Thc«m
m School*
ox 57, Phone 111
ft. ONT.
arvey
Nca broKIeB
ting
Mutual Life lof Canada
Life, Fire,
Ernest C.
GENERAL INSUR
Represe
mobile, Etc*