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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-07-18, Page 8■3 THURSDAY, JULY 18th, 192J ll-4tp jwr * J. Senior, clerk two his 7is house has on 8 can .X of his LING have the your FOR. SALE re$ of land John Jacobi, lor, Exeter. Butter 39c. extras 26c. firsts 24 c. seconds 20 and 18c. ?13.00 cull flock, er. 100 hens. We oultry. Call us STRAYED—From Lot 31, Thames Road, tyiindle cow, horns, weijjhin, milking a ify David FOR GRAVEL eby given that ^Wrug brick house, rnriproveinents. Ap- ill. ; 5-30-11’9. REAL ESTATE FO£ SALE Frame house on ndrew St, stories, pine rooms^nduding bath- nts to cellar, p.m.—“Hands and Swords” “Men and Things.” 1 Miss Lena Coates, A4aC.M.s Organist 10 am,—^Sunday School 11 a.m.—Rev. Jas. Foote Evening service discontinued TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. Walter Jones. Rector Eighth Sunday after Trinity am.—-Holy Communion 10 a-m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.—Matin and Sermons. Evening service .withdrawn during July. .... North with 'about 900 pounds, •tU|C Finder please not- i>€tle, Russeldale. 1 .low, »» CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. Bernard Rhode.y, M, Minister THE EXETER TIMES-AOVOCATE ... , ... M??!1??"! W"”1*"!" FOR SALE— with all modterx ply to C. TENDERS Notice is he Municipal Com Exeter will re hundred and. to b© delivered Municipality a street con . Tenders t not later tha July 22nd, 192 Any tender cepted. the 11 of the Village of ivfc tenders for one fty cords of gravel ii the streets of the directed by the ner. handed to the clerk 7:30 p.m, Monday, • > riot necessarily ac- Exeter Markets Wheat .$1.25 Oats 50c. Barley GOc.’ Manitoba Flour $4-50 Model Flour $4.00 "Pastry Flour $3.80 Feed Flour $2.10 Bran $1.75 Shorts $L$5 Creamery Butter 43c, Dairy Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, Hogs A, This Store will Close at 12 o’clock, noon, each Wednesday during June? July and August. NEW SUMMER DRESSES We have in summer a big assortment of the newest styles and materials dresses which are moderately priced, See the new “ Whoopee’ ’ dresses at $9.50 10 DOZEN MEN’S FINE SHIRTS 14 to 17. These include white, blue, pud sand broa room; three apart . . . good, furnace, soft winter, garage and cement driveway. been recently remod One new rug-brickHbungalow s* four apart- irnace, soft- e is of beau- lly located. g lots, large e estate is and! easily part of the UNION SERVICES FOR JULY AND .AUGUST Main Street and. Tames Street United churches July—Rev, D, McTavish, preacher Main Street Choir in charge of music. July 14—11 a.in. Main St.; James St. July 21’—11 am. James St.; Main St. July 28—II a.m. Main St. 5 James St. 10 a.m.—-Sunday School. 11 a.m.—‘The- Springs of Sympathy' or “The. Rich Man and the Beg­ gar.” 7 pan, 7 p,nf. 7 pan. In sizes stripe patterns in attached or seperate collars bibs, as well as new TO DOZEN CHILDREN’S SOX Nearly all sizes ip this lot values as high as 50c. to clear at ?QC* PER PAIR . 4V ♦ Laughall St; ^ine too ments to basement, water tank, tiful design and ^feentr Seven choice bkildi and roomy. This very- centrally lb cat within the reach of a town, being one block east of Trivitt Memorial church- ■= .- Apply to Esli Heywood HOGARTH BABY CHICK HATCHERY BABY CHICKS EOR SALE supply baby eds: Barred Black Min- and Ancon- clies Monday e 29th. We -are now able t chicks of the. various 1 ‘ Rocks, White Leghor orcas, White Wyandot as on short notice, H and Thursday until Ji FEEDS Quit.-supply of feed comply than. ever in ChicMdStarter, Gr Feed,’ Lay| Meal, Alfalfe Meal Grit, Conderifecl But be promptly POUL It is now tini^t t hens eliminated Our charge is $2.0$i are cash buyers of . when you have poultry-to sell. re now more d your needs . Mash, Chick Meal, Bone Oyster Shell, milk, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton, of Stratford, were in town on Sunday, Rev. D. McTavish is in Goderich this week attending Summer School, Main St. Sunday School are hold­ ing their picnic at Grand Bend on Wednesday, July 34th. Mr. R. Ferguson and Mr. G. E. Stafford, of Sarnia, visited with Mr. Geo. Beavers on Sunday. Mr, Chas. Millar of the second con­ cession of Usborne, is confined to bed with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gould, Windsor, visited on Sunday with mother Mrs. Rich. Gould. Mr. Harry Huston, of New York, is spending his holidays with his father Mr. H. E. Huston at Grand Bend. Mr. Grant Collingwood has return- to Toronto after spending his vaca­ tion here, and with his sister at Ar- kona. Mr. Stanley Walter of the Bank of Montreal staff has returned, after­ holidaying in Hamilton for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Nash, of Wingham, visited with -Mrs. Nash’s sister Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell on Monday. Mrs. McAvoy and Miss Annie Sanders spent the Twelfth of July in Wingham and are visiting there for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Quance and son Clifford, Mrs. J. W. Powell and daughter Marion spent a few days last week at Grand Bend. Mrs. C. R. Howard, of New York, sang a solo in James St. Church on Sunday evening much- to the enjoy­ ment of the congregation. Mr. Wm. Birney, of Winnipeg, ar­ rived in town on Friday last and is spending, his holidays with his par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Birney. Mr. G. S, Howard is sporting a new De Soto sedan. Mr. John Stewart is critically ill atvhis home on Andrew St. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dignan, and daughter, of Lucan, spent Sun­ day at the home of "Mr. E. Dignan. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hodgson 'and son left for their hom< in Dpeker, Man., on Tuesday morning after vis-, iting with the former’s sister' Mr. and Mrs. R. Skinner and other rela| tives. « Workmen are wrecking the frame building north of the post office which for years was used as a shoe shop by the late Geo. Manson and re­ cently vacated by Mr. T. H; Elliott. A new brick 'building to be used.'as 1 a printing office is to be erected.' at THE COMMERCIAL HO Wednesday, Thursday COACHES SEDANS To be Cleared at 20 per cent oft List* A RFAI SALE SSEX OUPES rice i FOR 3 DAYS ONLY Come prepared to. buy or exchange your present car Mr. Jack Hanson Will be in charge at Commercial hotel, Seaforth f • • • • MEN’S SUMMER WORK SHOES A splendid work shoe for summer wear with Panco soln, and rubber heels C9 QQ SPECIAL AT PER PAIR ....... V AND This week voiles and summ UNBL , ‘ A special ed sheetin weave. SPECIA CHED SHEETING ue in 2 yard wide unbleach- Good weight and fine even iT PER PAIR . , ACK SUMMER UNDERWEAR st value we know of for the money Meu]| Athletic underwear 00 IAL AT PER GARMENT .. GOLD GOODS4. e place on sale several vo|fe dress lengths and all small lengths of dress materials MEN’S F E HOSE In lisle and silk, p values as high as 75c SPECIAL AT . 1 and fancy This is a clean u pairs for FANCY GI In good patterns and terial regular 25c. value. Special this week at per HAMS ood wash! rd . MEN’S BLUE WORK SHIRTS In sizes 14 to IT and' a half. One of the best, values weknow off in work shirts. While they last QRc. SPECIAL AT ............. ■ PURE LINEN TOWELLING A splendid all-linen roller towelling, good weight and easily washed SPECIAL AT 5 YARDS FOR .. CHERFSEf! CHERRIES! WE ARE expecti Tcherries this week, leave or phone us YOUR ORDER AND WE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOUR NEEDS Mr. and Mts.‘ J/G. Stanbury and family '.are holidaying at their sum­ mer cottage at Bayfield. The office is beipg looked after by-Mr. Melville Gladman, of London. Rev. Borden Cunningham, of St. Thomas, conducted the services0 in Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday morning and in St. Paul’s church, Hensall in the evening. Mrs. Cunn­ ingham and little; daughter accom-. panied him to town and visited with relatives. The .Senn re-union at Brantford, on Thursday, July 11th was attended by Mrs. Wm. Beavers, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kirkby, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Beavers, Mr. Geo. Beavers/ |Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Beavers, Mr. and Mrs. George and Miss Hookway, Mr. Cbas. and Miss Barnett. Mrs. Wm. Beavers’ maiden name was Senn. All her family were present at the re-union. We extend congratulations to. Miss •May Sims, a twelve year old pupil of the Entrance class wlio headed the inspectorate on the recent examina­ tion. (She is the winner of the dis­ trict scholarship given by the school board. The first, second and -third scholarships given to the Exeter class were won by Clifford Heywood, Doreen Caldwell and Edith Brooks. Sixteen were successful out of a class of nineteen. Th© annual picnic of the mem­ bers of the Hunkin family was held at Grand Bend on Wednesday, July 10th with fairly good, attendance. About 80 sat down to the Well-laden supper tables. During the afternoon there were races for the children and, every oiie "enjoyed a good- time? The only time in the year that a good many of the families tneet. , The pic­ nic to b.e held next year at the same place on the second Wednesday of July. ■' HOT WEATHER SPECIALS Keep cool arid comfortabl^in our HOT WEATHER UNDERWEAR OUTING & DRW SHIRTS in TIE Some nifty styles FANG w. PHONE 81w choose from Agent for Jdfckson THIS STORE WILiaCLO DURIN Ernest Harvey ANC® BROKER lenting GENERAL IN Canadians $22,00 invested in Hur debentures. Authorized executors and trim law for 6 over * 00 & Erie per annum is paid^LaM-yearly On $10,0 and over. Applications are accepted by CARLING & MORLEY EXETER, ONT. ’ 0 newest lines AND BELTS Dry Cleaners and Dyers EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Jl>E, JULY AND AUGUST T A M A. N EXETER, ONT DOROTHY E. A. L. C. (Honor Graduate) SSICK « Mutuaklile of Canada Life, Fire,tofriobile, ‘ Etc. Mr. Verne Roulston, of London, is holidaying for a week with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Roulston. * Mr. Harry Parsons, q£ Chatham, visited during the week with his uncle, -Mr, and Mrs. Harry Parsons, of town. FURNITURE ANU FUNERAk SERVICE ALL THE LATEST EQUIPMENT Special primps on all lines of dur ing July abd August. ndoii England in rmony, Theory. Street, Box 160, Piano, Violin Studio N. Albc EXETER, ONTARIO THE NEW STORE,. Furniture and Ujrdertaking HONOR GRADUATbfOF ONTARIO EXAMINATI Day, Night E. R MODE KINDLY A an ROAftD Sunday Calls No. 99’ OPPER EQUIPMENT TENTIVE SErVICB jj DINGW. R. GO A. T. ’C Organist and jfhoirmasteir Jame&*8t. UnJred' Church JPianO StiperviaOr ot Studio, Main Theory u<c m Schools fioi 5?, PtmnS 111 R, ONT. R. N. R JPhone 20w E House 20j All kinds of '‘job printing? neatly* and ptwptly dona at the Timos- Advocate office..