HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-06-27, Page 4A,
SALE
7
sborne Tp.Con.
10
11
of
homes hereonat tlieir
&: late
off
on
Louis Aidworth, of Brussels*
on friends at Sexmith, Satur-
Wilson
covered
Murray Sauvage, of Hickson,
on friends in tovjn Saturday
ieichlitei* at Main
hursday evening,
said.
Butter 39c.
extras 26c. . *
firsts 24c.
seconds 20 and 18c.
$12.00
<La^j€s’ Aid
festival
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
■Strawberry Fe
July 4th, at MsNn
Come and enjoyfe,;
les to announce
y from July 2nd
at the annual
uring this time
losed. 6-20-4tc
has erected a
•with., asphalt
Gro-
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavisb, .Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Cholr-Leador
Sunday School.
•Dr.
?£SSMOJIE, SfiC.’y.‘
a dozen at
all classes
rsday morning at
WN’S.
jap?, -
r
ub; now
Miss V.iola Hodgson is recovering
Ironfaii acute attack,' of tonsilitls.
Uirie ’again able to
he out following his recent illness.
‘'He has gained' considerably in weight
and* it is hoped that he will soon r.e«
a. gain his strength.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Richman and
three children, of Windsor, have
rented the furnished residence of
Miss F, Frayne, on James St., and
moved" in on Saturday.
■-» Mr« Fletcher had the misfor
tune to be kicked in the left eye while,
"playing football at Thames Road on
Tuesday evening. He went to bunt
the ball with his head when another
player endeavorded to kick it. A
nasty gash; was cut above, the eye and
the optic is badly discolored.
Exeter Mirkets
Wheat $1.10
Oats 5Uc. ’ ■■’*
Barley 60c. . *
Manitoba Floui' $3.80
Blend Flour $3.65
Pastry Flour $3.50
Feed’ Flour $2.10
Bran $1.65 ‘
Shorts $1.75
Creamery Buttei* 43 c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Fggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
it
On Lot 1
2nd, 1929
ock in the evening
timothy hay including;
JWARDEN, Prop.
•v
TUESD
’at 6:00 o
30 acres o
a little clove
ALBERT P
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
Churcloocia
the vineXhe d
Victor Snell's-.
Phone Exeter: --■■ ■
nes
htion! Fresh
of the social;
rm, London Rd. S.
entral.—GEO. HAY
Y......
SPECIAL NOT
Everything I
Big reductio
goods, starting
MRS. A. YEjQ-I
NOTICE
Iph Orange
ith L.O.L. No'
The/district of Bid
"'’"’-ill assemble
it
THE EXETER T1MES-ADV0CATE THUliSBAY, JUNE 37111, 1039
■a.
Rev, J, Bernard Rhodes, M. A.
Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School .
11 a.m.—‘'The Royalty of Service”
7:30 p.m.—"The‘Ethics of Jesus”
Dr, Atkinson wi
that he will be a
to 13th. inclusiv
militia traini.
the office will.
Hear Rev. G. A.
St, United chuiMih
July ’4th. Enou
J. Jrwin, of
* ronto, General 'Secretary of
tario Prohibition Union.
p.m.—Rev. L. C, White, of Elim-
ville.
A special invitation is extended
to everyone to hear these men.
To-
On-
”.i\on S ay, June 30th
- hual lurch service to
.Jain^t. church at 7:30
to
p.m.
requested
fdge room at 7
W.M.
uly and Au-
Library will
ay afternoon
LIBRARY
» months of
breter Publi
r Wednei
Librarian, will
> August. :
m’ .which d&te^
fopferiftT.; ••
.tigys fr®n July 29th to
jive. During
ry will not be
the' Bdi^i’d
TO ^ENT—/Furnished cottage^at
J/jGrand B6rid for‘2 weeks, July11 6th
- -to" .29ill. /Rent; $36.00. -Apply Tim.es-
/Advocate/• /•/^<■>■ *- ■•,.-■ /••-. -./ / .* • . •-,
FOR1 iSALE-^TeWht of Belgian
" 'mares,-’four yeg^sbldjglso a team pf
burw^ar's old, Apply
concession 8, Stephen
-GoodiSon,^Threshing
‘ng^order also
sttF Engine. /Ap*
(and, Box, 293',-
6-27-3tc
r Huron-C°Sr ,
elopging. to the ^Ryndman; •'
■ -6;27-ltc.
, ■acresro Afi ____
^.hva^^lione 10
Farmers
oir a carlo
ofalfalfa'
d“d hay.*Ap-
of West-'
nake tip cai-j
<ts should get'
e aS the price
I
JL child’s
jairA Laiiiie^ Cbok ^tovei
a ciline, fbim
roS-AdvObate;1 4
""-2tc.
-&o
late ^Jame^
•kme* hddfles-bri ^imdbb
fth'i^d garden plots;
rately* Apply to
^^Kirkton, Ont./ of
Siibury,"Exeter, Ont,
. 6-13- 4tc;
house. /• ■■•*i^K><•*''»'A;
r/OrMi Sri'
y ,..u...
t garth baby chick '
I T’Oii SALE
^tre /irffw. abjd to Supply baby
of the-Yariqjjs breeds; Barred
JKocks, While "Leg rnsj Black Min*-
Koreas, White W^dri ties and Aiicoif-
ias dh short notice. 'Idatehes Monday
'^ilijLThursday.until lune 29th».
T'; / TW<. HOUSES FOR
. .close the Estate of tL
’ MqCurdy'.-e~
. 'St;,:
■’ Will’ lid, Soli
Archie-
fo Gladmaii
:(lt mddSrh|fii p. . 3»
'ovements. Ap-
. 5-36-tfc,
how more
A your ueedS’
X M&k, Cliiok
' ^oiid
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111.
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Mr. Thos. Flynn, of the South
Boundary is quite ill at his home.
Mr,
called
day.
Mr.
called
and ’Sunday.
’, Mr. A. J. Payne, of the Jones &
May staff, is holidaying this week at
Port Dover.
Mrs. Lydia Sweitzer has returned <
after .'visiting her daughter Mrs. Da
vid Lip’pert at Melbourne.
' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dearing, of
.London, spent Sunday in town at the
home of Mrs. T< G. Creech.
• Miss Reta Rowe, wro has been
'teaching school in Toronto, is home
for the summer vacation. i •
James St. Sunday School will hold
their annual jricnic at Grand Bend
.on Wednesday, July the 17tli.
i ?• Mr. .Norman Patterson, of London,
was .in Exeter Sunday afternoon for
the Decoration Day Services.
••• Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dearing, daugh
ter .and . son, of London, visited
With relatives over the week-end.
Mr’? and Mrs. J. L. Lewis and dau
ghter, Thelma, of London, called on
friends . in town* on Saturday after
noon, • .
. tMr‘. and ?drs.- Roy Alderson and
Mr. . Albert Alderson, of Ark ma,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T.
Collingwood.
•Mr. S/ Martin was out to church
Sunday for the first time for several
months. Mr-. Martin is not enjoying
thpibest of health.
Miss 'Marguerite 'Aidworth and her
friend1 Miss-Anna McEwan,- of Strat-
fprej, spent the weekr-end with the
fgriper’S parents at Sexsmith^
;.'Mr. Cjiris, Wein recently sold a
handsome team of Belgian horses
fout.years pld weighing 1700 pounds
to,-a- Mr, .McLean, of Strathroy.
V .Little- Miss Ardys -McFalls, wli’o re-.
cep|ly underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Exetei* Hospital,
returned to'her home this week.
■ii.,.Mr. Rich.'J-. Welsh and daughter
Evqlyn; and Mr. J. B. Welsh, of Kal-
anjazoo, Mich., spent a few days "last
week, with Mr. and 'Mrs. W. J. Bis
sett. .
vf'Jaines'St. United choir are holding
their .annual picnic in Mr. Taylor's
pasture- farm at the Devil’s Elbow
rStephen. Township, today (Wednes
day.,). ! •••. •
"A number from Exeter and Sex-
' ;qmith.are attending the crystal wedd-
ing.anniversary- (fifteen years) of
Mr.; and Mrs. Leslie Buerns, of Blyth
to-dgy (Wednesday.)
; ».Mrs,; Fted Alitchell, of Toronto,
Miss Muriel Hogarth, of Windsor and
Kliss Janie Hogarth, of London, spent
tti'q week-end with tlieit 'parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hogarth.
vMr,' Edgar Rundle left last week
fo.n New Jersey where he is taking
an aviation' course. Before leaving
Exeter Mr. Rundle made several trial
flights at the,’Stratford flying field.
- 'Mr.,and Mrs. Harry Gould, of Clin
ton, motored down and visited’ with
'^!r. an Mrs. -Thos. - Elliott and to
gether .they'took in' the anniversary
services at Kirk ton Sunday morning.
" Tlier death, took ‘place, in London on
Thursday'1 of/Mrs. D. Lahgford,
mother, of Mrs. ’ Roulston, of- town,
after'.an. illness-of several weeks. In
terment took place in the family plot
at Milverton.
’•' "Miss' Greta Harness returned the
letter part of the week, after visiting
\Vith' Mrs. Wm, Edmunds, of Flint,
Mich/ Mrs. Edmunds returned' with
her and-is visiting her parents, Mr.!
Ahd Mrsff E. ROwOliffe. • • .
• Lieut. J. Simpson, of the Salvation
Army corps, has been promoted to
Capt. and: transferred to Forest. He
-iS'-being succeeded by Capt. Janet
Kelly and Lieut. Scott. Lieut, John
ston has- been transferred to Bridge
burg,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnbid Moir, of Stet
tler, Alta., are leaving to-day (Wed
nesday) for their home after visit
ing with Mr, Moir’s mother in Exeter
ahd the latter’s mother Mrs. John
Gould and other friends at Sexsmith
for th.e Idst three weeks, a
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, McLaughlin
and daughter, Margaret, accompau- ,
led by Ore -former’s father, Mn John
MeLatigiilin, motored up from Brant
ford for the Decoration Jbay Setvfce#
and. visited with Mfr, and Mrs. ^M.
Amy, Ml’s. Lamport and Mrs, Hos-
’*in#. McLaughlin is looking;
and IieaHy and f# just as jovial
•a# ever. •
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. O. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
. Organist, Alisa E. Huston
1 a.m.—The Church School
a.m.—Communion service. J The
message will be ’“The Safety of
Christian Fellowship.”
7:30 p.m.—A message to the Orange
/Order. A welcome to all visitors
as well as to our own lodge., .
trivitt Memorial
church
Rev. Walter Jones/ Rector
'•** tsthuSunday after Trinity
10 a.m/—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Matins 'and Litany
7' p.m.—Evensong----- -- I ■/
Choice dairjAfJjitter. for sale at
Soutlicott Bros.
itival, ■■ Thursday,
St. United church,
treat..
Entrance examinations are on this
week.
.School closes Friday for the sum
mer vacation.
Mr. J. H. Newcombe, of Stratford,
visited his mother and sister Mrs. E.
Ilowald on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben McInnis and
daughter Norah visited /relatives in
Brussels on Sunday. ' ■ .
(Mr. and Mrs. Austin ^Dilling: h-nd
family, of Hensall, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Am 3^,,
Miss Annie Westlake/is spending,
a couple of weeks in London with
her sisters Flossie and Tressa.
Monday, July 1st, will be Canada’s
62nd birthday. Big celebration 5at
Exeter in the morning, only. ‘ £:
'Messrs. H. Taylor, Verne Rdul-
ston and Leonard Pfaff, ’of London
spent Sunday at their homes here.
Misses Ina Jaques and . Margaret,
Johns, of Victoria Hospital training
staff, visited
Sunday.’
Mr. Chas,
fine garage
shingles at the rear of Wilson’s
eery Store.
Mr. Alfred Newman, of Sebewaing
Mich., visited with Mr. and M,rs.*E.,
Rowcliffe last week and attended the
Bel! picnic. ’ ; ;
Mr. and Mrs. Pethick and family,
of Seaforth, visited the • former’s
brother Will and Mrs. Pethick on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavqrs and
Mr< and Mrs. W. D. Sanders attend
ed the County Council picnic at Bay
field on Friday. , *
Mrs. Wm. Melville, who under
went an operation. ,at.S,t. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, is getting along
as well as can be expected. »
Mrs. Geo. Jaques is. visiting her
sister Mrs. Samuel Stevenson at tifirr
this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson
recently moved ifroni Devizes to Birr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyle, of To
ronto, Called on friends hr town Ion
Monday. They visited Svith Mrs.
Boyle’s mother in Goderich. /
Last week it was mentioned that
Mrs. John Taylor, Ann St., entertain
ed in honor o.f Mrs'; C. G. Snell. . It
should have'read Mrs.,J. C. SnellX
The Comrades Class of the James
St. . United Sunday School are pic-
, hieing at Victoria Park on Friday
evening of this week commencing at
6 o’clock. ... .
Mr. and Mrs. T. G.' Seaman and
family, motored down from Carmen,
Man., and are visiting Mrs. Heamaii’s
sisters Mrs. Johnston, of Seafotth
and Mrs. Wm. Baker of town.
Rev. John Garbutt, until recently
: General. Secretary of the Bible So-
I ciety of Western Ontario, has accent
ed the invitation, to become assist
ant pastor of the Metropolitan Unit
ed church, London.
Beginning with the first Sunday
in July Trivitt Memorial Church,
Exeter and £d. Paul’s church, Hen
sail, will combine services for the
holiday months. Service will lie
held In Exeter in the morning dpd
Hen sail in the evening during July
ana will be reversed for August.
The young .people of EIimvi$te
motored to the County Home at Clin
ton.pn Wednesday evening, Juno the
19tli and gave a very hunibrons add
cheerful con cert to the inmate# that
was much enjoyed by ail. A hearty
Invitation was extended to them to'
fetmm at their earliest convenience.
PRETTY NEW
in the Ne
THIS STORE WILL CLOSE’
DURING, JU$E
This Store will Close a| 12 o'clock, noon, each Wednesday during June, July and AugusjL
* ' ' • ' • y. ■> '
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And Get Some of the Bargains
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The Sal
TAYLOR, Auctioneer 4-4-tte.
many oth
to mentioi
FRANK
rubbers, overalls,
sweaters, dress
; 1 show case, one
ixtures, : cloth rack,
articles too numer-
tc
oaranteed ’'
DRUGGIST
SAFETY RAZOR ALADES
SHARPENpD (/x make)
SINGLE EDGE I?
DOUBLE EDG
perfect E
. W. S. COL
COME ONE! . COME ALL!
EVERYTHING 5 ST BE SOLD.
will st t at 8 pan.
isiCK
3
iHloir Englahd
J*n ” .
SUMMER DRESSES
This week we offer thirty new summer dresfes in figured
Georgettes, Celanese and Rayons. There ar^soine beautiful
styles and materials in this collection. Th prices too are
reasonable.
CIRCLE-BAR (Fullfashioned) HOSIERY
This is one of the best values on the niar-s.
ket. Comes in all the newest C J C^Q
shades at per pair........................ v *
NEW CQELARS AND CUFF SETS
We are jpowing a nice.new;range of cob
Iar and mjgf sets. Some are-QCc. to CO
hand mjle ................ **** . V4<«VV.’
UNBLEACHED, SHEETING
This is a special value in unbleached
sheeting'. Regulai' 2 ylrds wide Special per yard.........I.....................
JpNEN FOR TABLE CLOTHS
a ”• Weight* and a splendict
cloth. Regular 81’JO' RCc,.
Rflauced to per yard
NEW CHINA ANOfDINNERWARE
Our china counters are filled wjfh new pieces suitable for giftsand,
we are placing in stick this week »me beautiful French China Dinner
Sets. These are exceptional value a/per set $42• 50
GOLD TACK UNDERWEAR “jf"
Men’s athletic underwe.'®' made of gjod
weight dimity made well ilid cut CJJQQ
roomy all ^sizes . . . . . .1. . . . jr^
;. •*'■ ’ o -*- - .. . -1- ’<*‘5*'- " , •
f.. ./ ..BATH^q,^JLTS?,?:, ■
In all wool in the. new bright colors. We
havc/the small sizes for C9 -9C
the little tots ....... ,P“**,t*
HATCHWAY UNDH<WEART r
For men and bdys... No luttoiusHo but
ton or to break off. The kiiw the ®ys likeMen’s $1.25an<1 BoyI $mv0
. - MEN’S WOhlC SHIRTS
. Made full and rpomy of dark blue ch am
bry. Made by Deacon and QRc*
Specially priced at ...........................:
CHILDRE SANDALS AND SLIPPERS
See our two tables of otware for children. Values as high as ,$2.00
Specially priced at 79c^ and 98c
w
PHONE 81w
■Work ..
smocks, undefw^hr,
and work shi
counter, light
and
ous
We have now in stock a complete line of
STRAW HATS
SAILORS ND PANAMAS
Come in fend look
AthleticlU erwear
2-/iece Styles
Agent for Jackson’s! D Cleaners and Dyers
RY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
X AND AUGUST
AMA N-.
EXETER, ORT.
DOROTHY E. G
A. L. C.
(Honor Graduate)
InStruc
armony,' Theciry
•t Street;
, ONTARIO -
Piano, Vfolin
StUdio N.
EXE
PIANO TUNING
FURNITURE
Former:
niah Co. •<_
in town, ordei^ left|
& Son’s MusiOSto®
prompt attentio
FOR SALE— Sejjfhteen ■ horses
ranging fro]nf|4.00j|Fo' 1.600 pounds;
five to eight ‘ ” ’
trade. Frank
* . • • -IT
vith Heintz-
I-Ieintzmau is
ith S. Martin
receive
,r
For ONE WEEK we
are offering
THE NEW SLORE.
Furniture and Undjftakiri£.
HONOR GRA
EXAMI
Day, Night
Phone
BO
MODER
KINDLY & A
UATE
TION
ONTARIO
OARD
unday Calls
No. 99
QUIPMENt
entive servicw
r entire
stock of >fui£iture at
Huron & I
Trustee Debe
An authbri inves
executors an
Applications a
ment for
s- '
spied by
ne
itures
See bur Chesterfield
Suites ftoi/$100.00 up
in mohayrjcov erings.
CARLING &
/.,„>; gMER,
ORLEY
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B:' NT HAWI? JL il • W JErf
Organist
Janie? S
in
PHno Voc ___ _
Supervisor ofjgjsld ^ Schools
Studio, MainSt^ Box F7rPhone ltl
EXETER, ONT,
ErnestC
GENERAL
loJrrtiastcr
ed Church
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BKOMM
of CanadaMutual
Life, Fire, Automobile, Etc.