The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-09-05, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
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Caulk Your in ..owe
save money oyour coal .bill
I 1%'E HAVE E('C'1tEI) TIJE
461BN(. I� Q 'A LI{IN G• BQORS.
...Nn 'IND '5, ALSO '%IL'I'AC
W c 4T `It - STRIPPING
LET US +UOTE• YOU PRICES
W. J. HERN, Exeter
ANNOtiN , r '.. NT
Dr. Roniston res to announce
that his rental, y 'fice will .be closed
for the '' ext ; •,w weeks whilst he S.
on vacat
Annou;,`einent of time of re -open-
ing will
following 'week,
e made next week or the
TO THE 1WBLI
Having taken, over on
ber shop we ag:;n so
age ofall our
any new ones t
us a trial. La
-F. M. 'BOYLE.
'Hoer .bar -
the patron -
customers and
may care to give
s work a specialty.
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FARMERS ATTENTION
Smut is fairly heav
Make sure your wile
for next y •.ar by tr
now with Hew
Only 50c.' 'lb. s
e1S. Fr
HOWEYI
h
this year.
vill be clean
ng your wheat
F.ermaldehyde,
icient for 40 bush -
Stock just arrived,
RUGSTORE
NOTICE
Mrs. E. J. Christie desi ;'s to an-
nounce that she is con uing the
coal business=carried on y her late
husband and ill appr ate • the .pat-
ronage ef•all, former ' stomers and
ally others • w o • carr ' to place their
orders for co an,, oke. Consumers
are advised ace their orders
early. • '
•
SCHOOL` Male, over
•24 years Iy agefi:make..a`•plicatign .in
f,own han : writs .g' to 'adien Book
Co., 1$6 -B'o'nd ., oronto. $100.
per month and expenses to begin
with.
et
FOR SAL ouse ; and garage
and two to of an on Huron St.
If house is not 'til , may be rented.
Apply to Mrs A M. Bernick, Exeter.
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LOST -On
Hensall and
initals A. F.
Please recur
care : of Dep.
Essex,` Onta
London Roa. etween
ucan. C - ag 'with
• C. r. • ' r 'indistinct.'
B. Strothers in
ent of Agriculture,
If you wsh to b
'house see' R. E
FOR .SAL ,
siove and coal
itt Memorial R
or sell a farm or
ic kard, Exeter.
•
Clary's Electric
ex. Apply Triv-
tory. • 9-5-2tp
FOR SALE -Cho
•ey. Reasonabl
Mrs. F. Triebne)``
Andrew Street,
Jxeter Markets.
• Wheat, $1.20 -0$1,28
Oats,:, 60e.
Birley 70e.
Manitoba Flour 00.60
Model FiOur 4-4.25
Feed Fleur .$2.25 . K
Pastry Flour $3.99
Bran $1.75
Shorts $1.85
Creamery Butter 44c.
Dairy Butter 3.9a.
Eggs, extras 400,
Eggs, firsts 34c.
Eggs, seconds 21c.
Hogs $10.50
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. ocals
NOTICE
Parents of children School age
are remin d that inners • in the
Primary _oom Exeter Pubiic
School a ac ed only in Septem-
ber, an no at Easter as was the
custom a one , time. Those not
Somme ig now must wait another
Year -Exeter Board of Education.
Mrs. Jas. 'Beer is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G, Young, of London.
Mr. Andre* Hamilton, of Detroit,
spent the holiday with his mother in
town.
[Mrs. Beatrice Fitzgerald, •of Lon-
don, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. D.
Davis.
Mrs. Jos. Hawkins visited during
the past week with her sisters in
Clinton. -
Mr. Jack Marshall, of London,
spent Labor pay with, his friend Mr,
W. J. Geddes'.
Mr. and . Mrs. Clarence Simmons,
of Windsor, spent the week -end at
their home here. -
Mr. W. Geddes spent Sunday with
his parents ..Mr. and Mrs. George
Geddes, of London.
Wednesday of next week will be
the last -weekly half holidays in Exe-
ter for this summer.
.Mr. and- Mrs.' Wm. Brad. and fam-
ily, of London, spent the holidays in
Exeter and Grand. Bend, ,
Miss Aldona Wuerth, of Crediton,
visited last week at the home.of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Goulding.
Mr. Wm: C. Davis • returned Mon-
day rafter: ho'lid'aying for a week/ in
Windsor with his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dunsford, of
Sudbury, are holidaying with 'rela-
tives in this community.
!lir. and, Mrs. John Tinney 'and
family of Woodstock, spent the week
end with friends at Sexsmith. •
Miss Gertie Francis returned home i
last week after spending the sum-
mer t the Muskoka district.
afrr and Mrs. E.. Howald., of town,
and Miss Muriel, .of London, . spent
the. 'holiday visiting in Detroit.
Clover Hon
•
Mr."14 t J. McClellan and Miss An
ces. Apply to
9-5-3tc
•FOUND -A baJiy s.a.si'Ik bonnet in
large envelope.Ypply"lit the Times -
Advocate office.
FOUND -Small purse with sunt
of money and key, Apply at Times -
Advocate office.
FOR SALE -Held . installed a
hydro motor I ant ering my 25ft.
windmill to er v='` reasonably. W.
C. F. Oestre h,.:-, R. R. 2 Crediton.
8-29,-3tc.
FOR SALE-A,qua
40 -ib.. lard " pail til
oak malt bar
Bakery, Exete
of empty
ails add good
cheap. - Grant's
8-29-3tc.
The Staffa Chopp! Mill will run
daily frm.low ti S ing. Come early
in the morning' d get your chop
right home wit ou'.*F. O'BRIEN
We have purchased a ., p -to -date
Power Whitewashing ,, achine and
are open for': ork et ,us white-
wash and dis nfe your barn, hen-
houses, etc. li '`sty work, moderate
Charge. Hog. Baby, Chick Hatch -
cry. Phon 84w, Exet `'8-1-tfc
For Tractor plow g apply to • W.
Bradghaw, El . vi • : 'Distance . no
object for re:s-. able amount,.' of
work. 9-5-4tc
PtiRE-BRED S OI'SHfRES
Eleven choice egistered Shrop-
shire ram 1 n1 for salt. . Lloyd A.
Moffatt, 3: unties Sit.,- London,
Ont. Phon et, 804. lte.
, HOGAItTII BABY CHICK
HATCHERY
FEEDS
Our supply of feeds,' re now more
Complete than ever • d your needs'
in Chick ,Starter, Gr ' Mash, Chick
'Feed, Lay Mash, B `=f Meal, Bone
Meal, lfalfa Meal Oyster Shell,
Grit, Co dewed, )3 ermiik, etc. can
be pron tly fide
ULTI[t ;N CULLING
It is n . w ti r to have . the cull
hens elii nate c from your 'flock.
Our char. is : .00 per 100 hens. We
are cash y• df poultry: 001 Us
When you l e poultry teasel!. e
Our new shipment of Ieg bands
has fust arrived. All sizes and co-
lors.
NOTICE TO CON ACTORS"
Tenders • will be r eived by, the
'undersigned for the ` ohstruetlon of
the ' tiTHEltrOlt ,I RA.1N itt the
Town, ip of Other
Ma and spec loations bah
:teen a, the Cler office or at S,
W. Are bald'a o CO, Sehfortli, (int
,. .Wendel s.- lac by :'l* nr: •Sia:tnrr
day, •Sedit bpr' th, 1929, A Mark-
ed Cheque ex ,' % of thd; ,teritra.et
price to aa; b ,any eaejt tender.
The lore any tender riot .nee-
tesarily a,Ceo
11'ir i • i a, Clerk.
1. ,•tt V
,849-2te.
ria McEwen, of Stratford,:, spent the
holiday«with friends at Sexsmith:
• Miss Florence West has .resumed
her positibn at the postoffice after
holidaying for a week at Brucefi'eld.
Mr. Frank 'Sheens' -returned -Wed-
nesday;evening after spending sev-
eral .days in Toronto taking in the
Exhliition.
Mr: and Mrs. 'Archie Dayis, of To-
ronto, •spent the holidays with the
former's parents, sfr. a4d Mrs. A.
S. Davis .
Mr. and Mrs. C. Morgan. and fain:
ily, of Sandwich, visited 'with Mr.
C. T. Brooks and Miss Taylor over
the week -end.
Preparations are being made for
the Exeter Fair which ;Will be held
Tuesday . and Wednesday, September,
17th and 18th. •
Miss. Marguerite • Aldworth, of
Stratford, apent.the holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ald-
worth at Sexsmith.
lir: Silas Johns has had his resi-
dence and stable on Albert Street
nicely repainted, , . It ..was. recently.
vacated, by Mr. Eric Jackson.
l'4r. Jack Wilson, of Toronto and
IvIrs,t,M. Heywood, of town, spent
Friday in. Windsor, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Patrick.
Mr. and: Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers
spent last Wednesday in Woodstock
withe the latter's brother, Inspector
Eacrett and Mrs. Eacrett.
Miss H. •Sweet and Miss Margaret
Quinton' and 'Masters Fred and Tom
Ellerington motored to Niagara Falls
and spent a couple of days reeently.
The household effee'ts of the late
Mrs. Mary J. Christie were sold by'
Public auction- on Saturday. The
house was offered for sale but was
not sold.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster, of Seaforth,
spent Labor Day with the latter's
sister. Mrs. -A. Cudinore and father,
Mr. Peter Daley, at the !tome of Mrs.
Cudmol'e in, Usborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irwin and.
family, of Putnam and Mrs. :Edith
Walters,. of :Brantford, . called oh
relatives in town Sunday and also
Visited with, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Walker at Staffa. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harrison ac-
companied, by the latter's mother,.
Mrs. Geo. Harrison, of Detroit, and
Mr. Harry Sweet, of Windsor, spent
the week -end holiday with the lat-
ter's sister, Miss Hettie Sweet and
other relatives,
Dr.' E. J. Eacrett, Mission City, B.
C. having recently received a copy;
.of the • Tinter -Advocate from hid
home town writes saying. This is • the
first copy he has•>leen since the arnal-
gamaton of the two .pipers and he
speaks In a very„complimentary way,
of the Tinier-Ad*ocate.
Mrs. John T. 'Morgan, who has
;spent; .'the past ten weeks at, the
'Iretne Of her dl ttgliter, h!rs, Ayliner
Stewart, of tlsborne, is so ninth im-
proved in health as to he .able to
enjoy 'a car•ride' hast Sunday; Het
many frfentla. in Exeter and, else -
Where hope f'o'r d. continued re'cov=
ety ,
a Ir.- E.
I3eyle. has 'purelras'ed
from Mr.:E. M. Harness the barber
business situated on the ground
haler of the 'Carling /!lock, taking
liossessieri the first of Setpoiilber,•
Mrle,"s,,friein e will he .glad to
see him baek again in his old stand.:
Mr; Harness :114S riot yet decided
what ho will -do.
9CA'VE:N .PRESBYTERIAN
, CHURCH ,
Bev: j. Bernard Iiltode „4.
giniater .
lifiss'Lena Coates, a,L.C'.M?, Organist
10 a:m,-Sunday School
11 San,-"iltan's Penland and God's
Response" '
7 p.m. -"The Beginning of Wis-
dom."
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D, McTavish, Pastor
W; It. Goulding, A,T.0.M.
Organist and Choir -Leader
10 a.m.--Sunday School
11 a.m.-"Lessons. • from the Lake"
7 p.m. ---"Work whale it is called tor
day, the night Cometh,"
A call and 'challenge to begin the
task of the new year before us.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH,'
OF CANADA
•
Rev. O. J. Moorhens°. Paster
Organist, Miss E. Huston
10 a.m.-Church School
11 a.m,-Angel Visitations andat
ter.
7 p.m. -;Self Justification •
"Fanaticism comes from' a hot
head .and never from a hot heart:":'
MAIN ST
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. Walter Jones. Rector
Lith Sunday after Trinity
10 a.m.-Sunday School
11 a.m.-Matins and Sermons
3 p.m. -Holy Baptism
7 p.m. -Evensong and .Sermon
Moonlight ! ellows
Flu!
the' moi
in half
pund tin
coffee or
of them
fresh.
3-rarshmel' s that meli`t'din
h. We s. them loose or,
und, on pound and . fiye
They re nice in tea:
r toast; ng. We sell lots,
d o ._` stock is always
Pow ` s Bazaar
Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Down visited,
inon on last. L d week
is
Mr. Harry Carey, of Sarnia, spent
the week -end id town.,"
Mr,- Leonard -Pfaff,. of Londb
spent the 'holidays with his. Mother.
Mr. Edgar Moir, of St: Catherihes,
spent Sunday and illonday at 'his
Ronne here.
• Mr. Verne Roulston'. of London
spent Sunday and Monday under tie
parental roof.
11Ir. Ray Eacrett and daughter;of
Sarnia, spent the week -end with
Mrs. John Snell. • •,,,
Mrs. McAvoy and Miss A. Sai"i'S
have returned after spending 'a fw
days in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W: S. • Cole and son
Harry are spending • a few days ta'
ing in the Toronto Exhibition, •,;
Miss Marjorie Westcott, of' Lon-
don, spent the holidays with her par-
ents l\'rr. and Mrs. Geo. Westcott.
Miss Madeline Dearing, of London
spent Sunday -. and Labor Day with.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Dearing,
MMIr. and Mrs. J. Harold Srigicy
and son John, of Pontiac, Mich.,
were' visitors ort Sunday with •04..
and Mrs. R. 1I•clnnis.
Miss E. Down and Miss M. E.
Down, of London, are spending ,•a
week with their 'brother Rev. J. W.
Down and Mrs. Down.
Mr. R. E. Davis, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce , steff, Windsor,
'is"holidaying for two weeks with i'is
parents, Mr. and :Mrs. S. Davis. -
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell and.
family, of Centralia, were guests .at
the Sawyer -Davison wedding : • fn
Guelph. on Wednesday of this week..
Mr.. Geo. Bell and Mr, Donald
Lightner, of the Canadian General
Electric, Peterbro, were guests 'last
week at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. j.
S. Grant.
• Mr. Harry 'Vest Motored up trent.Sarnia for the week -end and in conl-
pang with Walter Spencer, of Hen-
sail, left for Toronto to attend the
Exhibition.
•Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sewell with Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. tzeAllister and fast-
lig, of Mt. Brydges, spent last week
visiting a.t Gravenburst and Colling-
wodd and also took in Toronto Ex-
hibition.
See our stock ;of •
FRY'. BLA E H LL
A
X-RAYED Chs erfielti &
Chester -Be Suites
In' all the newes
icovei1
designs anc
gs
These sui•` s hay been on display
et the Cane, an, N tional Exhibitioir
for the past t <o ' eke. r..
VARIED
E IN PRICES
OF PtR,
II'U rd1TTIRB I)lu1,.Rti.
1E es J At DIRECTOR
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FIRST, SHOWING..OF
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This week we are offering for the early buyer .a wonderfrl
range of 'tl e3'newest Cloths and styles in fall.and winter coats, E.
You can choose your coat and we will lay it aside fo you. .
411.10140
SPECI•ALS FOR 'SEPT �'EM d: ER •
SEE'OUR SPECIALS- I;N' Det ` SSES
Twelve only Summer Dresses 'in crepes,
voiles and silk. Splendid for making over.
YOUR 'CHOICES FOR • 98c.
•
We have only ; ` few summer dresses
left' On our rack,;,ese are greatly re,
duced for qujck ling.,
5, to. $9:95
CURTAIN SCRIMS
Suitable . for bedrooms,
bathrooms or kitchens• A
good quality - white with
fancy border of blue, green
or gold.
PER YARD 19c.
SCHOOL DAYS
Will soon be here. We ar_
:p>tepared to meet the
.mand for school needs w
extra values in Shoes,,
ieyy, Sweaters, ' Tro
etc. Let us ' supply
needs.
HOUSE DRESSES
I..n. fancy .C:tinghams, nicely
trimmed. Cheaper than yoµ
can make them. Any size,
at while .they last.
59c. • and 98c.
•
98c.
,THE .BALAN
SHAPES VALUE
MEN'S. - STRA
*HATS • 98c.
E' OF OUR" STR HATS GO ON' SALE. NEW
TO' •$2.50, CLEA NG OUT AT 98c: '.
r
COTTON HOSE-
__ In Sand and Black fo
children and ladies.
PER PAIR 25c.
MINIM
IMMO
gnome
' Fu11" Fa'idi
In the p
pointed -11
match any
PE
i`tosiery
• SILK HOSIERY
I•''Sh es to '; 't In .all the new shades. A
rear t .. .
AIR',$1.50 AT PER PAIR' 49c.
ar:�` Wej est fl
very good. quality.
WORK SHIR
5 dozen dark blue work s rts, wel
and roomy, regular $1.25.
SPECIAL AT 9
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plmine
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WORK SOCKS :
woo --
Allgood summer weight in a cotton and • _
en mixture.
SPECIAL. AT 3 . PAIRS FOR 98c.
100 PAI ' OF SHOESAT `49c. A .PAIR
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SEE QUIZ TABLE.OI,, CANVAS •: SHOES FOR CHILDREN' AND
WOMEN. VALUES-. TO $2.50• . SPECIAL, •ATI 49c. -
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'.Mr. Wilbur Martin, Mr. and Mrs.•
T. 0, •Southcott and Miss G. Stewart
Ben
are dholidaying. this week at Grand'
Mr.Ed. Treble was .able to be up
town Tuesday for trig' first• time since
his 'recent fall; Mr. Treble, is able.
to get around slowly with tl}e.uso
of a couple of canes.
Mr. and Mrs. •W. J. Chappel, Mr.
Chester Chappel• and mother, efDun
das, and Mrs. Rogers, of Haittilton
spent Sunday and Monday Yisiting•
with' relatives in. Exeter.
,Mr. S. -3. and:, Mrs. •Hgoper, Mr.
H. E. and Mrs. Metherell and 'Miss
Alma .Madill, of Mitchell, were the
guests at the home of -Rev. J. W.
and Mrs. Down • on Sunday.
A short .sermon by Rev. - H. C.
Sweet, of Winnipeg, appeared in the
Times -Advocate' last ' week. Rev.
Mr. S•weet is a brother of the late
Dr. Sweet .and not the late Dr. T.
Sweet as stated.
Mr. Geo. .McBain and Mr, Ben.
Rogers motored .;from Buffalo and
spent the week -ea, d with the formers'
sister Mrs. J. S. 'Grant. Master Gor-
don McBain; .who -spent the summer
here accinpanded, them home.
, in the report published of the Exe-
ter High Moo' Examination' results
one failure wasnoted,in, Latin Com-
position. The. candidate was. one
who prepared the work himself and
the subject should be included with
those having 100 % success.
Mr. and Mt. -Jas. Green. and
daughter, Miss:Addle, Mrs. Ira Moir
and daughter Ola and Mr. `Verde
Tapp visited at Niagara Falls for a
couple of days last Week. They al-
so took in the Toronto Exhibition
and report a fine tune.
Rev. D. McTavish, accompanied by
Mrs. McTavish arid fancily returned
Monday after holidaying in Ripley.
Mrs McTavish has been recuperat-
ing front her recent operation at
the home of her mother Mrs. Joseph
Coiling. 'She was accompanied to
her home by her sister, firs. T. C.
Wilkinson,
Rev, T. C. Wilkinson, formerly,
of Woodham, who superanntcated at`.
the beginning of • the conference
year owing to illness, recently un-
derwent ati operation for inward
goitre at the General Hospital, To-
ronto. He is making rapid recov-
ery and is •at present visiting 'at
the home of his father iii Itiptey.
in this conireunity.
• SMUT IN YOUR. WHEAT
a..
Farmers look and listen. Most 'Of•
the wheat has 'a little smut in it this;
year, and It might be very 4011 -
mental to the wheat crop next year
if the seed is not treated Otero OW-
ing, 60e. worth of forrrialdihyde
will treat 40 bushels of seed. It
pixy easily make a difference of 10
to 20 Cents a 'bushel in the price of
your wheat next year.
GS
We have a comp 'te range of Woollens for
your new fall suit, o, i'overcoat. •
e also carry a , s mplete range of satrapies.
TIME O .ORDER•
ck of. Gent's Furnishings • is
with : all thelatest in Melt's
Wear.
W. W. T A M A N'
PHONE 81w ' ' EXETER, ORT.
Ern:est,C. Frey
GENERAL I =Ula. 'CI7 , BROHEIR
lie res j ting •
Mutual 1 of Canada
• Life, Fire, Automobile
SAFETY ZOR
SIHARPEN D
SINGLE EDGE ..
DOUBLE EDG
rertect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. "COLE, DRUGGIST
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FURNITURE AND
FUNERAL SERV £E
ALL THE
Speci
lines of
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ATEST EQ
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on all
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Au' ust
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P'holne 2Qw House 20j
We. have
.show
Pow
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and will ;soon:
good one,
s Bazaar
DOROTHY E. GRASSI
A L C. MA'
(honor Graduat Lond' : Englap1;
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Piano, Violin
• Stadlo N. Al
EXETE
ony, Theory;
Street,Box 160, � '
ONTARIO• i
W. R. GG + LD(NG
A T. • M.
Organist an (,`hoirnidster
Jan*ea, St. lied Charnel
str tion In
Piano V .. 1 " Organ
8'a -o per6lsoi sic re Schools`
Studio,' Main . Box 51,• Phone 1!!i
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Clething,-'eCssingleat) ng PTtopa arlor ringi,
15yalitg and Dr
upstairs hist . ;, posit • : the post or::
flee and his ' , tto , : "Service aria
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