HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-10-03, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
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Caulk Your: Windows
save i uney o your coal bill
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LET US ' .AIT TE YOU PRICES
ReY. •J. W, and Mrs. Down visit-
ed friends in London during :the.
week.
Lair. and Mrs. Ivan Welsh And Miss
Veia Welsh, of Tproutp, accotnpan-
led by Miss olive Wood, nurse -in -
training, motored up and spent the
week -end with relatives. Miss Wood
is remaining to visit for a couple of
weeks with her parents Mr. and
1.1'rs. W. H. Wood.
•Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rivers and two
4ehildren, of Manchester, England,
Are expected to arrive in Exeter
shortly to make their future home.
111r. Rivers is a veteran of the late
war who married and settled down
in England and who now is returr-
ig to his native town. They will
occupy the residence of Miss Emily
4Frayne, James Street.
A Cooki
of the Tri
be held in
ware Stoi
October 5
ig Sal:.,` finder the auspices•
itt +'emorial church "will
G. A. Hawkins Hard-
on Saturday afternoon,
The South Hu
will be held on
B. Rowcliffe, N+'
Mile south" of
'October 24th.
on p ring' match
he • rm of Mr. A.
Highway, half
all on Thursday,
•
This is the place to come for No.
1 quality feeds. We have a supply
of our own make •of bran, shorts,
and. low grade flour. It will pay
you to •estimate your winter recfui
ments. and, secure your needs ii
Have you'•tried our calf
eal?
Farmers tell, 's that it can' + e beat
for starting ittle p.oa -'1 calves.
It has proved a, big succ s in fitting
baby beeves ' or mark `, A trial will
convince yo •
•Stanliard• ••tree,; ►gs • are proving
a god fee fo hogs and cattle.
Came to a le = us"help you with
your feed ou.''es. `
,Many 'al' ..; king their own -bread
now; -try:: : `+itoba's Best flour. fon
bread; Model for biscuits and 'Wel-
come for pastry. -HARVEY BROS.
4 ;NOTICE
Clustoners
..ty pop bottl
them if .t
Grocery..
lining our emp-
be charged with
returned: --Harvey's
N
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' WAdo: TED A >1
a ing and Ironing
rs: George Ford.
9 -3 -ftp
FOR ,SALE OR RE
smith shop at Farqulta
ing with fr r e woo
Brick house, staid
land. Will e
concern an
Apply to St
1, Woodham.
T -Black-
rick build-
otking shop.
Ind one acre of
Id cheap. Going
a good community.
ey Coward, R. R, No.
r uLTRY, Prize ,Bre . " o -Lay Rock
rooster and a umber f choice pure-
bred' Chinehfl rab ts at reasonable
prices. Appl t. . Reynolds, R.R.
No. 1, Hensa hone Exeter 177r4.
3-9-3tc.
POtL'FRY WANTED -We are in
the market for all kinds :+f poultry
saying the highest pri ' Trucks.
will call. Phone S ! , ,: shwood, C..
Andersen. 9-26=tfc
If you wislt, buy or sell a farm
or house see 1 E. Pickard; Exeter.al
For Vector Olowing apply to W.
Bradshaw, Eyrhville. Distance no
Via• object for easonabie amount of
work. • 10-3-4tp
HOGARTH DART CHICK
HATCHERY
FEEDS
Our supply of fee
complete than ever
in Chick Starter, G
Feed', Lay Mash, P
Meal, Alfalfa Meal,
Grit, Condensed Bit
be pr . ptly filled.
t,LT.itY
are now more
nd your needs
w Mash, Chick
of Meal, 13one
Oyster Shell,
ermilk, etc. can
`LLING
It is no time t have the cull
hens elittttna d ft, in your flock.
Our charge is '.',00 per 100 hens. We
are cash buyers "1 poultry. Call us
when you have poultry to sell.
Our new sltipnient of .leg bands
has just arrived. All sizes and Co-
lors.
°(SLID' OP 'REVISION vrt, .AGE
C)t+' EXI+,fd!L
NOTICE IS HEit1 M c EN that
a Court ill be lteld, ursuant to
The Ontat,o Voters' ats Act, by
His Honor he Judge 'f the County
Court t)f th , County f Huron at the
'Town l=lall, `xcicr 'ttaiday,"4tit city
of (Weber, '921 1:1 o.nx, o'ele&k
forenoon to 1 `a5`, t1d determine eonn-
plainte_ Of et tr - and omissions irr
'the Voter', ; 'til'' the Municipality'
ooff the Village Ttteter for 1929„
Dated the 1.0th. 1'iey of September,
x tt, •
3'OS.4EIN.101t,1
clerk -of theMunlripality,
of the 'Village of hetet. C
tit
Exeter. aha �r
Wheat, $1.28 standard.
�
O, ts, 90c.
I3arley 75c.
Manitoba Flour $ 4.6O
Model Flour $4.3.5.
Feed Flour
Pastry Flour $3.99
Bran $1.80 •
Shorts $1.90
Creamery butter 45c
Dairy Futter 40e.
E ggs, extras 40c,.
E ggs, firsts 34c.
Eggs, seconds 23c.
Hogs $11.50
I CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
. CHPRCI-I.
Rei.. d', Het ncu•c1 Abodes, M, A.
Minister
• iiliss .Lena (Coates, i3.L C`.M., Organist
10 .a.m.----Sunday School
1.1 u.1n.-Service withdrawn for the
Mein St. Anniversary.
7 p.a .•---t"Tice .Divine Forerunner"
On Sunday, October 13th, will
be our Anniversary. Rev. Dr. Cun-
ningham, Professor of New Testa-
ment at Knox College, Toronto, will
be the special speaker.
Try on
chocolate
choose f
--Varve
1
entir: ' new line of balk
t‘ ty four varieties to
special at 49c. a pound.
Grocery,
Mr. Fred Ellerington was in Gode-
rich on Tuesday judging horses at
the Fair.
Mr. and Mrs, Otto '(Walker, of
Staffa, spent Sunday with the lat-
ter's parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown, of
Windsor, spent the week -end with
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbe;t Atwood, of
St. Catherines, visited for a week
with friends.
Miss Marjory Pearce has return-
ed home after spending the summer
with. friends in Muskoka.
Mr, John Welsh, .of Toronto, is
visiting with his son Mr, W.#n. Welsh
on the London Road North.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Sweet and
daughter visited over the week -end
in Dunnville and Niagara Falls.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dearing, of Hamil-
ton, motored up and spent the week-
-end with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F.
Beavers.
•Mr, and' Mrs. L. Aldworth were
visitors in Brussels last . Thursday
with the former's daughter Mrs. L.
Bearnes.
Mr. and firs. Clarence Simmons.
have returned to Windsor after holi-
daying for a couple of weeks with
their parents. y
Lot Suppe
and Entertainmed, t
In connection with Caven Pr sby ter-
lan' Church Annivers
Tuesday, Oc. tob;15th
r3
in ' ome : ',ink
Supper se'^ved from ,•-; .80 to -8 p.m.
:IIOVIN r PICT J ES -IN THE
T7 EAT ' • ' FRO 6.30 to 9.30
OPEN TKO SESIP.' TOURNAMENT
For which attra, ive prizes will be
erect
Admission:
ts 75c. children 35c
SUPPER . .SET ADMITS TO
THEATRE AND TOURNAMENT
Miss Marguerite Aldworth, of
Stratford, spent the week -end at the
hone of, her parents Mr.• and Mrs.
C. Aldworth.
Mr. W. J. Northcott, Mr. and Mrs.
W.^ B. Snell and family spent the
latter part of the week with rela-
tives in London.
Mrs. Lowry, of the Central Hotel,
had the misfortune to slip Saturday
spraining her ankle which has Laid
her up for a few days:
Mrs. William Vale visited her
daughter Mrs. Wm. Mclaowell, of
'Derifield, over -the \veek-end and al-
so visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Golby, of
London.
Miss Anne Sanders has quite a
freak~ of nature 'irt the vegetable line
in her garden, .it being seven well
developed small cabbages on the one
Stump.
•Miss Muriel Hogarth and Miss
Gladys Dennin, of Windsor and Miss
Janie Hogarth, of London, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. F.
Hogarth.
Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.',
Bock, of 'Charlevoix, Mich., and
Miss Hoy, of Avonton, visited with
their cousins the Shapton family on
Friday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. W.
IL Dearing left the beginning of
last week for an extended motor trip
through Michigan. Mr, Dearing left
for Detroit and :Windsor on 'Wednes-
day to spend a week before return-
ing with them..
Canadian K•ational E)cpress Com-
pany of which Mr, Eaton is the
agent in Exeter have leased the.
Oddfellows building recently vacat-
ed by Mrs. Yee. Down. The express
company will take , possession on
November fat.
Mr. Thos. :Houlden brought Into
the office on Tuesday morning a
brancit of a berry bush on which
were a number of ripe raspberries
Of, second growth. The branch was
well 'laden with berries in various'
stages of developineiit,
Plumbers of London who shared
in the money grafted in city ton -
tracts have paid ba.ekt to the city
iI $10,000. The padded contracts ln-'
Feluded that of the City Hall, a blind-
ing at the Western Nth. grounds and
the Technical 'School. The Mount
Of the .padded contracts on the three
lobs totalled 1i3,00O.
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JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir -Leader
Special Harvest Honk; Services
The Pastor in charge. Great Male
choir will furnish special music.
11 a.nt-"God saw that it was good'
A. Harvest Home message,
3 p,m.---Sunday School
7 p.m. -"Thou shalt not Kill". First
in a series ,o1 story sera ons on
the last five commandments. Do
not fail to hear them,
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorbouee. Pastor
Organist, Miss 11+1. Hasten
• ANNIVERSARY SEEVIES
11 a.ip.--Rev. W. H. Ramsay, B.A..,
B.D., will preach
3. p.tn:•=-Church School. Return to
afternoon service.'
7 p.m. -Rev. W. H. Ramsay, B.Q.,
B.D .
This is the first visit of Mr. Ram-
say to our community and we are
pleased to welcome him.
'Ate choir will be assistedby the
Grand Bend quartette.
1'1
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
19t1,. Sunday after Trinity
a.m.-Holy Communion
3.p•m.-Sunday Scheel
7 pan. -Evensong and Sermon
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COATS;!
.-HYDRA ELECTRIC
Wiring and installing, guarante0
workmanship at 'reasonable, pride
*pairing stoves and motors a spec-
i11ty. Estimates gladly . furnished'
free.
i ERN. DAVIS ,
Phone 224''
tettand Mrs. Edwin Irwinof l4a-
c, o, spent a few days -With Miss•
Ethel'bl3lasett ,
Miss Florence Down, of Oshawa,. Is
visiting her father Rev. J. W. Down
and Mrs. Down.
Miss Jean McMillan, of Ridgetown
visited in -town on Saturday with
Miss Stella Southcott. •
Mr. Andrew Hamilton, of Wind-
sor, visited his mother Mrs. A. Ham-
ilton over the week -end.
Miss Muriel ,Hogarth, of 'Windsor,
spent the week -end with her par-
ents hrr. and MIrs. F. Hogarth.
• .,*
Misses Ethel and Marion Bissett
are spending a few months in Chttt-
ham, with Miss Bissett's brother.
Mr. Richard Hobbs, of- Gra•uton,
was a caller in town Last Wednesday
and was much interested in the
workings of the Dominion Canners.
MIr. and Mrs. Wm. Michael and
children and Mrs. Kate Lyino, of To-
ionto, visited with Mr. and Mrs.. T.
Dinney on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 's'• Hill and filia-
lly, of Hamilton, returned home bn
Friday after spending a couple of
Weeks with Mrs. James Hill.
:Hiss Nona Chambers, who has
been engaged with Grunt's Bakery
for the past year has accepted a
position in London and left for that
place on Monday.
Rev. R. E. Southcott, of arorpetlt,
visited his mother Mrs. C. A. Soutlt-
cott on Saturday., Mr. Southcott
conducted anniversary services at
Oil Springs on Sunday.
Miss Ann Allison, E.:4., who has
spent the summer with her parents
Mr. and MrS. J. '1', Allison, Ths.ines
Road, left Monday for New l: ork to
resume her duties.
Mr. J. C. Downie, ,governor of the.
Winnipeg goal, spent a few days dur-
ing the past 'week visiting Mfrs.
Downie and other relatives and
friends Ili this community.
Mr. and Mr's, Win.' Gardiner and
daughter Shirley, of •Medford, visit-
ed. in toWit with Mrs. Gardiner•'s par,
tints Mr. aril Mrs. arra. Parsons, of
the London Road.. South trait .other;
Wends, over the week -end.• •
Messrs. I4'arry Anderson, • of Us-
borne and Eugene 'tientap. Of Dash-
wood, are students froth MIS district
Ivlio are ,attending Western Univer-
sity
sity itt London. These are in addi-
tion to the names mentioned last,
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COATS! COATS !
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We have a large stock of Childrens', Misses' and Ladies'
coats
redyfor your inspection. Styles and materials up ,to
date. Prices very attractive.
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MINIM
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36 inch .FANCY CHINTZ'
Beautiful patterns for comforters. You.
will like the new designs.
PRICE PER YARD...25c,
. SMART •LADIES', SHOES.
15. pairs of new ,layanese Patent
a new' last, These are _;splendid f erg.
.1100,0
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MINIS
SPECIAL. AT PER PAI
$5.00
Stanfield's Underwear for �.
en:
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PROCURE utiDERWEAR T
GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION THAN THIS WELL -KN
WE CARRY A ULC STOCK IN COMBINATION .AND
Red Label 2.50 Blu
T WILL
N BRAND.
O -PIECE,.
abel $2.75
LADIES' SILK AN
' In all the newest fa
A very fine hose
Priced
WOOL HOES
and winter shades.
t $1.00
;42 inch CI
A bea
weight..;
ULAR PILLOW COTTON
ul fine,. English cotton of gear..
is .is a special 1,
At:per pair 95c.
114
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JOHNSTO
MONTER
THIS IS ,A
971PIECE, ENG ..
ARE THREE . BEAUTIF
BROS:, ENGLAND:
PATTERN MADE
STOCK PATTERN
Specially
Sped
Al
•Gold
13' Ic.
O.
SUGAR
Get 'your SIL]
• before it
'advances.
Redpath: • . $
Dominion. .$
11, DINNER SETS
DINNER SET$ MADE . BY THE
OU' 'SHOULDi SEE, THE "NEW
N' THE NEW STERLING• ',SHAME, p
ced at.
s For this• Week
yme r oup ....... 2 for. 21c.
edal Custard Powder 4 for 22c
Sugar .. • .., . 3 lbs. for 24c.
tine, medium size • .... ,..... 65c.
rn Flakes 3 for 25c.
90'
80:
•
nfants Delight Soap . , 4 for 25c.
Toilet Paper ' 8 rolls for 25c.
TEA SPECIAL
Don't miss our
special' on TEA,
Black, Green . or
Mixed at per lb.
• 49c:-.
lollommonnummopm
FALL CLEA
IS HERE A IN
to re-
place. that , orn out
matt ess or pring.
We hav a full 4` ockto meet all
yo r req ' rements.
ReupltolP'rotnptly Done
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FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Phone 99
iMr. and Mrs. Rich. Coates and .son
Frank and Mrs. Ml. Sheere motored
to Toronto Tuesday to spend a feaw
days with relatives. .
Mr, and Mrs. •Austin Bickell vis-
ited with the • tatter's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Kuntz following ,a
honeymoon trip to' Chicago and Mil-
waulkee. They brought Mrs. Kuntz
home with them she having visited
for a week with her family in Wind-
sor.
HURON COUNTY ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION .ERAC``IC
AND I+"I.ELO MEET ,
The Huron County Athletic As-
sociation will hold their fourth an-
nual track and field. meet at the•
Agricultural Park, Goderich, on Fri-
day, October lltlt, beginning at one
p.n1. Competitors from the Colleg-
iate 1nstittites and High Schools of
Exeter, Mitchell, Seafortli, Clinton
and Goderich will take part 'in the
contests •
A f1Se set of 'trophies and medalst
has been provided for the Winners:`
The MacMillan Trophy, a' cup pre-
sented by Thos. MacMillan, M.P.,
for the school making the highest
total score;:iilyd'.a inina:ture cup, do, -
'anted by 'O. A, Roberston, .M,P.r.,
for .tha same purpose, but to be re-
tained by the winttink school; and•
four shields for Boys' Senior, ltt-
tertnediate and Junior Champion,
ships, and the mils' Junior Chant-.
pionship, donated by Solloway Mills
Ca., th.e Canadian Canners,'the
Gioderich Elevator Co., and the
Western Irlour Mills respectively. to
addition. to these cups and shields
there will be the usual medals tor
the individual champions.
• Ke:en oompotltlen is expected
all the events and a large attend-
ance is hoped for.
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NEW FALL SUITING
•
We have. a complete range of Wooll s ' for
your new fall uit, or overcoat. •
We also c ry a complete range of pies.
•
NOW 1 THE TIME
Ou stock of Gent's ' urnishings
up -to -d , e with all th afest. in Men's
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Mutual of Canada
Life, Fire, `Automobile, Eta. -
rvey
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that
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SHARP NED '(
SINGLE ED
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make)
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DOUBLE I•
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The Store with
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OURSELF. c Ittol tug, litesFin g, Repairing"
lOyaing; rod (ilea ng Parlor fst
upstairs just plies tho post or=
flee and his ett "Servica and,
Satisfaction On toed.'
SO LET '8 GO D14
We have pure aset an up-
Power Whitewas ring mac
are open':for. . wb'k. l.e
wash .and disinfe t yo
houses, etc; Qual
charge. Hogartli
ery, 'Phone 184
date
e • an,c4
►s' white
barn, hen
•k, 'moderate•
Chick }latch-
xeter•• 8-1-tfe
DOROTHY E. GRA
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(Honor athlete) 'rdon. inglautt%
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coli armory, Theory
. t t Street, Ilt►x 160,,
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Piano,
Studio
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