The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-08-15, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, AUGUST RRft,
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Mr. Laverne Wells, of London, was
home Sunday.
Mr. B, W. F-. Beavers visited with
his mother Mrs. Wm. Beavers, of
Blanshard on Sunday. The, same
day the latter entertained a number
of .relatives among them her brother
Mr. Phillip Senn, of Brantford and
her sister Mrs. Foster, of Caledonia;
also Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Toron
to; Mr. Mark Senn M.P. and wife of
Haldimand Co.; Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Peart, of Caledonia, with others to
the number of twenty-eight
Mr. Wm- Kuntz returned homo
Saturday after holidaying for a week
In the Muskqka district. Mr. Kuntz
accompanied his son Harold and
daughter Ella also Miss Lillian Rose,
Of Windsor, on a motor trip. They
visited Own .‘Sound, Barrie, Orillia,
Gravenhurst and camped f°r several
4ays on the Muskoka Lakes return-'
ing home by Toronto.’ The young
people returned to Windsor Sunday.
Misses Dorothy and Marguerite
Kuntz, who have recently returned
"Ho Exeter from a motor trip to Que
bec also returned to Windsor Sun
day.
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1,2$
Oats 55 c. \ ■
Barley 70c.
Manitoba Flour $4.60
Model Flour $4.25
Feed Flour $2.25
Pastry Flour $3.90
Bran $1.75
Shorts $1.85
Creamery Butter 44c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
Butter 39c.
extras 34 c.
firsts 30 c.
seconds 20c.
$13.50
Zoculs 2
It is remarkable ‘ifw the price of
sugar stays,,down
the same a
Oui* price is still
Hovey's Grocery.
WANTED—A. willing, intelligent
girl wanted for London family with
children. Apply P.O. Box 51.0, Lon
don or phone Metcalf 523.
8-15-ltc.
•u.
FOR SALE—Collie Pups,
at Times-Advocat^/^
Apply
ltp
.......’■T-
joad Farmers Qlub
’ ie/\for fertilize#
1 hr in by August
P. Passmow*; Sec’y. 8-8-2tc
The Thames Rc
are now booking prdej
All orders shouli
17 th.
litter' carrier And Mb.TOR
FQR SALE-
with 77 ft. of tracklfor
. h.p. motor, 25 &rcle#550 volts,
s. m;
8-8-tfc.
-Litter carrier Jfomplete
Also
. ballbearing, practically^new.
Sanders, Exeter.
FOR SALE—Two young hogs and
some young sows, bred. JFnese are
. choice stock. Appy to/Chas. Har-
,vey, Exeter. ‘ 8-8-tfc
. DIVISION COURT
All persons having business with
•the. Fifth Division Court of Huron
see H. S. Walter, Deputy Clerk, in my
absence.
R. N. Creech •:
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STRAYED—Onto lot _, con. 3,
Stephen,-s^a Hereford s^cer. Owner
may faq,ve* have s|me proving the
property and payihg^xpenses. Apply
on, R, R. No/:#,
8’8-3tc
STRAYED—F/dril lot 24, con. 17,
two-year-old heifer;'two^rings in left ■ear, white forehiea^f^^small korns,
dark brown with few white spots.' Apply Mark ;Wild, Dashwood. .
■ , . 8-8-3tp,
” r. .it- , - i , ' i i- , -- y .f
FOR SALE— A rugjtfrjck house,
with all moderp imp emepts. Apply to C. B. Snell. 5-30-tfc.
property and pay
to Mr. Lloyd Ho
Centralia.5 •
ioice^sweet clover
imV ntainers 9c.
ontainers 10 c.
FOR SALE—
honey. In cus'
per pound and dn oj
per pound.
Darrell Parker, R,
HOUSE FOR SALE-
^p house for sale, Welli:
Built two. years ago.(j<
throughout^
•full three pl
with furnaci
water, wired
and clothes|'cloj^te, garage and nice
grounds.'
in Exeter
No. 3, Exetejr,
rn. Stuc-
on Street.
, „ P to date ith-all -'hJrdwood floors,
full basement
cistern for soft
ectric range, linen
(ne/of the best properties
M. G. RANSFORD.
8-15-ltc.
We have purchased an up-to-date
Power Whitewashing,#-machine and
are open fdr workJT Let us white
wash and cfsinfecIFyOur barn, hen
houses, etc J Quality work, moderate
charge. Hogartb^Baby Chick Hatch-
4w, Exeter. 8-1-tfcPhon
TO
petty
ed by Mrs. Ada
to W. Martin,
RENT—Desi^hble store pro-
on Main, Strffet recently vacat-
eo-Dowri. Apply
xeter.' 8-1-tfc
HOGARTH Bd
HATC
FEE
Our supply of foe
complete than ever
in Chick Starter, Gr
Feed, Lay Mash, Be
Meal, Alfalfa Meal,
Grit, Condensed Butt
be promptly 'filled.
I’OULTRY UU
It is now timekto
Y CHICK
are now more'
nd your needs
Mash, Chick
Meal, _Bone
yster
milk, etc,
Shell,
can
LING
ve the
your
00. hens. We
y. Call us
sell.
cull
flock.
It is now tim^w ,
hens eliminated h;om
Ohr charge is $2.00'^r
are cash buyers of pop
when you have poultr
Our new shipment of lbg bands
has just arrived. All sizes and
lors.
co-
TENDERS W.iN^Ei)
Tenders wanted, for the construc
tion of the Brock Creek andfWash-
burn Drains in the ToiVnship'
borne. ■*«,
Brock C^ek Drain, estlnj^tied cost
$1338.50.
Mitchell.
Washburn
$2016.50, I
C.E., SoafoH
Plaiia and
at the E
office n? the
Tenders to. Win th
Clerk by 8 p.
of Us-
Dfain estimated, cost
an by S. W AfcTiibald
pecifirnif^Sns- can’ be
ihew’s ftffice t/b?
HenrMSi'fang
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
.CHURCH
*> ■» r’ # ft ■ 4 » - ■ •«" « ■ '
Rev. J, Bernard Rhodes, AL A«
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.IaC.M., Orgaiiist
10 a.m.'—Sunday School ‘ ,
11 q.m.—Rev, Rhodes will preach
Evening service withdrawn.
'll 1111=
Reduced Prices
On All SUMMER DRESSES
UNION SERVICES FOR JULY AND
AUGUST
Mrs. W. S. Cole iS visiting in Port
Stanley. Mr. Harry Qole is visiting
in'London.
Mrs, W- H. Defiring and Miss
Madeline are holidaying at Grand
Bend.
Mrs. Delve, Station Street, is mov
ing into the residence of Mrs. R. Gil
lies.
Mr, Louis Aidworth, of Blyth,
called on friends in Exeter one day
last week.
Miss .Mary McKaig, visited her
uncle Mr. Jas. McKaig, of Cromarty
over -the week-end, .; -4. '
Mr.'W. G. Moorhouse and wife, of
Sarnia, have been visiting at the
Main St. parsonage.
Miss Jeah McMillari.-is the guest
of. Miss Stella Southcott at Grand
Bend.
Mr, Wilbur Cluff, of Toronto, lias
been holidaying at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Ryckman.
Mr. Jas. Morley was' in London last
Thursday on business and was also
in Goderich on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hedden visit
ed with friends in London and Port
Stanley over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy bnurmur and
son Raymond, of Detroit, visited
friends in Sexsmith last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lawson and son
Dr. Lawson motored to Toronto on
Monday returning on Tuesday.
Mr,- and Mrs. Bingham and Miss
Mildred, of Port Huron, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hawkins.
' New .telephones have been install
ed this week in the houses of Messrs.
J. Elston, H. Bagshaw and C. J. Nix
on. - 1
The store of Mr. Wm. Cole, of
Chiselhurst, was broken into Sunday
night and a number of " articles stol
en;
> - •Mr.b'and ‘Mrs. Cottle and son Barn
ard, of Stratford, visited at. the home
of Mr. C. T- Brooks and Miss Taylor
on Sunday. ”
Mr. T. Harton will return to Lon
don Friday after holidaying for over
a month with relatives and friends
in fhis. community.
Mrs. P. Pollard and daughter Miss
Helen, of Windsor, spent the week
end at the home of the former’s
brother Mr. G. A. Hawkins.
Mrs. Wilkie, of Tavistock, visited
'for .a’ few days with her mother Mrs.
Marshall, the latter returning to,. Tav
istock with her for a visit.
. .Miss Ca-roline-'Davis’of‘the Exeter
Post Office staff is holidaying for
a couple of weeks and is visiting with
her sisters at Ingersoll and Putman.
Mt. and Mrs. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Brunkard and son Gordon, of Dray
ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. P.
Coates and Mrs. E. A. Amy on Sun
day.,
Mrs. Walter Cutbush has returned
home after visiting with friends at
Beamsville also with Mr. Cutbush,
who. is at present working at Port
Credit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Corbett and dau
ghter, of Port Huron, visited with
the tforhier’s brother Fred, of Sen
smith and other friends over the
week-end.
Dr, and Mrs. Chester E. Singer, of
Lafayette, Ind., who have 'been holi
daying at Elks Rapid on Lake Michi
gan are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
C, F. .Hooper for a couple of days.
Mr. Benson Tuckey, who recently
started a trucking business to Lon
don, has rented the residence of the
late Thos. Clarke, corner of Simcoe
and Elizabeth Streets.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. A. 'Young, of
London, visited in town on Wednes
day of last week. Mrs. Jas. Beer
returned to Exeter with them after
Visiting for some time in London.
Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Taylor and
son Bob ealled on Mr. C. T. Brooks
and Miss Taylor on iSatutday last.1
They were ori their way to visit with
friends up nofrth in pruce County?
Aft’S. Skelton, of toWn, left for Ro
chester N. Yo on 'Wednesday 'Storm
ing. $he has b.eeii invited to pre
pare a paf>et arid read to a large
gathering on the 17th of the month..
And Mrs. R. N. Creech and son
Hugh ate leaving to-night (Wednes
day) for Denver, C6lorada> where,
they-will visit for a month with Mrs,
Credclfs brother Mr/ Harry Zanders.
( .Mr,: and .Mrs, Br AL Francis' with
’tfi’eitniece and nephew Mary and
James Francis, ef Bright, Ont., have
returned home alter visiting with
relatives; at Grossweil, Mich, Since
Main Street and James Street United
churches
August—Rev. J. E. Moorhouse
Preacher
James Street Choir in charge of
, . music.
August 11—11'a.m. Main St.
7 p.m>—-James St;
August 18th—11 a.m, James St.
7 p.m.—'Main St.
August 25th—11 a.m. Main St.
7 p.m.—James St.
‘'If the devil cannot heat you
prayer he cannot beat you anywhere.’
10:00 a.m.—Our Church Schools
11:00 a.m.—-James St. “The Pecu
liar sin of Unbelief.”
7:00 p.m.—Main St., A brief report
of Paul Rader’s Camp Ground'.
This has been requested.
Praise and Prayer Thursday at 8
p.m. in Main St.
in
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones. Rector *
Sunday, August 41th, 1920
a.in.—Sunday School
7 p.m<—Eve.ngo.ijg
Rev. M. B. Parker B.A., Hensail
charge.
10
in
No morning service during August,
it
S-
HYDRO ELECTRIC >
Wiring and iristailing, guaramrfSed
prices.
_ *a Bpec-
Estimates gradlj^iurnished
workmanship at reasonable Repairing stoves and/motoy*
laity,
free.
ERN. B IS
A
Mrs. Douglas, of St. Thomas, Visit
ed friends in town during' the week.
Mr. Harry West, of Sarnia, spent
the week-end at his home here. t
Miss Cora Williamson, of Toronto,
is visiting er aunt, Mrs. E. G. Lowry,
Miss Ruth Coiliiigwood spent
Tuesday jn Hensall with Mrs. G. W.
Davis.
. Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers visited wjth
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Eacrett on’ Sjip,-
day last.
Miss Bernice Caldwilf and Miss
Lily Hunter are spending a few days
in Detroit.
Mr. E. Taman has taken a position
as Junior at the Canadian Bank of
Commerce. ’ ♦
Mr. Robert Taylor and wife, of
Granton, spent..Sunday'at the home
of Mr. C. T. Brooks. . ;
Miss Mildred Beaver has returned
home after visiting for several days
with relatives jn* Dashwood.
Miss Gertrude Miller, of London,
visited during the past week wi^h
Mr. and M’rs. Sain. Chambers.
Mrs. F. Brokenshire and Mrs. Wm.
Stephens, of St. Thomas, called on
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilson on M’on.-
'day.
Mr. J. W. Brown, who has been
employed at the Hogarth Baby Chick
Hatchery, resigned his position -Sat
urday evening.
London won. the first igaftie in the
play-off for the finals in the W. O.
B. A- Intermediate League when they
defeated Sarnia 9-4 on. Saturday last.
Messrs. Homer and Gerald Bag
shaw, Arthur Middlemiss, Thornton
Baker and A. Brintnell motored to
'Silver Lake for a fishing trip on Sat
urday.
Miss M. Broderick, stenographdr
for Messrs. Carling <fe Morley, is at
present enjoying her vacation. Miss
Vera, Rowe is taking her place dur
ing her absence. . 2
Miss Marguerite Aidworth has re
turned to her position in Stratford,
after visiting for two weeks with her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
worth at Sexsmith.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
London, were in (own
and were accompanied
city by Miss E. Horney and Miss Lois
Statham who has been visiting
for a month.
Mrs. D. Mack, Mi's. McEwen
daughter Jean, of Tillsonburg
Mrs. Selby,^of Toronto, recently visifr
ed with Mr* and Mrs. Wiiffed Mack^
bf Stephen, and called on friends id
Exeter,
Mr. ibrn Taylor, of Detroit, is visit
ing with his parents, Mr. and Mi's,
J, W. Tfiyloi*. Mr. Taylor recently
had the misfortune to get the little
fingoi' of his right hand caught in
some machinery while at work with
the result that part of the finger had
to be afnpiitated. ;
T H K
halicts Of-the rc»«,bivela, av wjwwww, iuicii. omue
sday, August Coming home Mr. Francis* has de
ceived word that bis cousin! Mr. U.
Straff oh Had died -from the effects
of typhoid fever, The deceased isk of trstoorhe ___ ____ __ ___ ___ _
Il.iL 1, Uehsan * survived by his wife and one son.
This week we place on sale 30 Summer Dresses. Ever
is This Season’s Style. These Dresses we are now
$3.95 $4.95 $7.95
CELANESE SILK VOlLE
This beautiful material for summer dress
es conies in different patterns and color-
ings ex qr
Dress Length
ART SILK HOSIERY
A popular summer weight hosiery in all
the season’s best seljipg colors. Special-
at jqc.
Per Pair ..................................................W
SUMMER V>ILES
A number of new p erns and colorings.
This is a good qualityjjoije and is. a popular;
price JO0,
At per yard. .
ing? splendid
2yards by 2
BLEACHED H
Here is your
^-STITCHED SHEETS
replace.you(r bedd--
Cached hem stitched.sheets'
s„.» H-75?-S2.2S
$1.00
at
•1 lines of pyen’s
pair
This is a real Bargain* We place on sale 100 pa
Shoes and Oxfords. Many of .these shoes. sold as 1
Take
MEN’S LISLE AND SILK |HOSE
This is a clearing of several
lisle and silk hosiery that retailed M\T5c.
J pairs for
C Vf>
to $1.00
While they last,.•*
vas
of Children’s and Ladies’ Canvas,
h as $3.00. . r
■
X
N’SfFINE,COLLAR ATTACHED
SHIRTS
hese are exceptional value in shades of.
e, jsand^or Blue, Regular $1.95 ,.C1^ '35‘
J CLOVER LEAF .CUPS ’& SAUCERS
>;
CLOVER LEAF ODD C^PS
40 dozen odd Clover Leaf |ta|ps.
bought them by the crate to get
A crate of Clover Leaf cups and saggers.-
1 Always in big demand at this; of
price t 6° jr the year 32Any quantity each ...............' JR[ Per Dozen ...........
CROCKERY
i through oyr China department* We have a big
Chas. Aid
Statham, off
on Tuesday
back to thte
here
and
and
Ontario Eauitable Lite
i
ONTARIORXJE
Light ii:ouse<*
ative
CHINA ’fan
Bring in your visitors and show
assortment of beautiful new pieces suitable to take home as souvenirs.
See our New Dinner Sets at $37.50
HOT WEATH
SO LET US GO BIG
ressing,
ELLIOTT
ORINGT.
Cleaning,
Dyeing and D
upstairs just
fice and his
•Satisfaction G
$
Repairing,
ig Parlor is
the post of-
“Service and
Courses: Commejpial, Steno
graph^, Secretarial and Com
plete Office Training.
Capable^ Instructors, Thorough
Coursesland Free| Employment
a Servij le
Write oh phonefnow for free
I catah
CEN
Bl
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;ue
iness
OLLEGE
STR.ITEORD, ONTARIO
F. Lumsden, B.A., Principal
Phone 240 or 112o
T»
Old Huron & Erie
can repay every*
debenture I
depositors and sti
large surplus of—
7,60Q,(
^rn •
lollar td its
iwners and
U Lave the
0
SPECIALS
Keep cool and comfortable in our
HOT WEATHER UNDERWEAR
OUTING &RESS SHIRTS
,Some nifty sidles to choose from
. StraV Hats infall the newest lines
FANC iS AND BELTS
[Agent for .^ick§4n’s, Dry Cleaners and Dyers
r*........ ... . ........
THIS STORE WILL CLOSE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST
W. W. TAMAN
PHONE 81w EXETER, ONT.
Harvey
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKEB
“ Representing
MutuaiXffe of Canada
Life, Fire, Automobile, Etc.
Ernest DOROTHY E. GRASSICK ,
.• • • X’’
,A. L. C. M.
(Honor1 Graduate), Londojt^Englaml
Piano/ Vie lin,‘
Studio N
EX:
it Street, Box IGO,
ERj ONTARIO
rmony, Theory;
Huro
debentures v
$IO><5r mere.
Applicatidns are
51
trustee
upoh
•ted by
CARLING &
<"■ ■ EXETER,
MORLEY
ONT.
SAFETY RA
SHARPENE
SINGLE ED
DOUBLE EDG
rerfect E
W. S. COL
OR BLADES
(any make)
Guaranteed
RUGGIST
It
4<NOW
is the time to buy your
Marshall IV
DURING T
WE WILL
COVER VALUED AT
ALL MARSHA
ALL THE LATEST E JUIPMENT
• on ail
re dur
ing July sh(d A|igust.
Special price:
lines ofdurnit
k &
Pholie 20w
WE
House 20 j
MONTH
Win a
attress
OF AUGUST
)TTON> SLIP
13.50 WITH
TTRESSES
H. R. HO
•EXETER, ONTARIO
LDING
ted Chtirch
S la
in School*
x i»?» Phqn* ItS-
struc
W- R. G
A* T.
Organist and
JaiU
Piano
Supervisor d!
Studio, Main St.
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