The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-10-17, Page 8s
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THE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
TRUES AYt 00TO11ER 17lIN, :OW
Caulk Your Pillows
save mo *yon our coal bill
4*AN;IIIlil E s ,tRED
AGENCY F ULKING DOORS.
AND WIN , ALSO METAL
WEN], t STRIPPING
LET I.7S, ONE YOU PRICES
NC J. ERN, Exeter
Air. Amos Wi1Ufon is adding a
new hay Window to his residence at
Setsmith.
,
The Themes Road Farmers Club.
is booking orders for both fine .and
coarse coke. 1A11 order hould be
in by Octobe. 26th ..ipment early
in November P assmore,
1Q-17-2tc
FOR SALE
. ly new, '.eheaP
vocate,
n pump, near -
ply at Times -Ad -
FOR SALE --N
,$1.00 per sack.
'cliffe, Hensall,
rth Spy Apples.
ly Elgin Row -
FOR SAL
to -lay )3arred R
old; froni, the
Switzer, Grant
Hyde, Kippen
Hensel).
A nu
ck pull
hate
er of Bred-
ts, 4 months
ry of J. A.
nply to 3. B.
phone 11 ou 86,
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We 'require t e followin
inv strnent
first ni,ortgages epon p
uated in Exeter .and
$3400, $2,500,
good rates of i
LOST—At Cr
sian cat, spit
box 265, Credi
..uras for
...on good
perties sit-
inity,
2001' and $1500 at
te
ng& Morley
e a rristere&c.
,. Exeter, Ont.
n a yellow Per -
reward. Apply
At this season of
women are doing more
will be wanting the'
the ma ket. Take
ba's Bes for bread
del, for bead, bisc
Welcome or past
Don't f. get t
for - starti il: lit
and baby
est and be
ket.
Buy at h
..,, help to pay
Bros.
e year the
aking. They
est flour on
ome Manito-
aria rolls. Mo-
ts and rolls and
ZxotAr arkets
$1.0.8 standard. '
Oat.60e.
Barley •70c.
Alaniteha Flour $:4.60
Made l Flour $445
Pastry Flour $3.80
Feel Flour $2.25
Bran $1.90.
Shorts ;LOO
Crearpery butter ,45e
Dairy Batter 40c.
Eggs, ,eztras 450.
Eggs, firsts 40e.
Eggs, seconds W.
Hogs $11.00
A CHI
:Main St.
nigh t, 0
and 33e.
r.:0•4•44mollrrorrror,
.t.
IN SUPPER—At
ehurch, Hallowe'en
r 31st. Supper 50c.
articulars later.
The Ladies' • Aid James Street
United chur •to wil old a Bazaar on
Saturday, e 'bei' 30th. Keep
the date in
Mr. Geo. Geddes, of Londen, visit-
ed his soil William oyer the week-
end.
Aliss Francis Pearce, of London,
spent Sunday under the parental
roof.
Mrs. John Alericharin of London,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Powell,
Mr. Leonard Greb, of Detroit, vis-
ited with his father, Air. John Greb
over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Pym and family
attended the Wingham fair on
Thurgday of last week.
Rev. F. E. and Mrs. Clysdale and
family visited .on Friday last at the
home of Mr. and MI's. Chas. Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Northcott and
Mrs. Hanley, Of Stratford, visited
with friends at Sexsmith last week.
' Mr. and Mrs. E.'C. Harvey visited
for a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Buswell, of Lucknow.
Atiss Dorothy Sims, of town, spent
a few days with her aunt Mrs. T.
W. Appleton and cousins in Honsall.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Tuckey and
son of London, spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maw-
son -
Mrs. Joe McDonald Sr. is very 111
at the home of Mrs. Fred Green,
!Exeter north. Her many friends
wish for her speedy recovery!
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred'SteWart and
daughter Joan, of Detroit, motored
over and ,spent Sunday with the
former's parents Mr. and= Mrs. J.
A. Stewart.'
Mrs. AL E. Gardinenand son Bert,
'of. Meaford, visited with friends in
Exeter 'for a few days leaving here
to visit in London, Chatham . and
Windsor.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Mitchell, of To-
ronto, Mies Muriel Hogarth, of
Windsor, and Miss Janie Hogarth,
I of London, spent the week -end with
I their parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ho-
garth.
The culverts and bridges on High-
way No. 4 (London Road) south of
Exeter are all being replaced and
widened preparatory for the new
pavement. The road is open for
traffic.
Mrs. F. A. Brimacombe and Mrs.
Herdman, of Hamilton, and Miss
Kate Sch.winger, of Burlington, mo-
tored up and spent a few days of
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard .Welsh.
Mr. John Rowe and son Arthur
and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Higt
gies of.,
Flushing, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. itobt.
Homey and Miss Mary Homey, of
London, visited at Mr. Chas. Kers-
lake's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arto Delve and dau-
ghter, of Forest, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Abbott for a few days last
week, the former was recuperating
from an operation for the removal of
his adenoids and tonsils.
Mr. G. W. Shore, of Woodbridge,
a former school teacher at Dash-
wood, called on friends in Exeter on
Monday. Mr. ShOre was called to
Dashwood owing to the death of his
Mother-in-law, Mr% Mary Miller.
Mrs. C. W. Christie returned Mon-
day evening after attending the W.
C. T. V. Convention in 'Windsor and
also visiting her son .Aylmer of that
city and with her mother' MrS. as.
Pergnson and sltser AliSs Coelia
Ferguson, of Chatham.
The faintly of Mr. and Mrs, James
Shapton pleasant* surpriged th'ent
en Thursday evening of last week
the eccaefon. being the thirty-tifth
anniversary of their wedding. A
sumptuous , supper was served with
a *wedding cake adorning ,the centre
of the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eilber, of Ubly,
Mich.,visited, with Mr,' and Mrs, W.
Kuntz on Sunday. Mrs. Emma Scott,'
sister of Mr. Eilber 'and Mrs.'Kuntz
who have been visiting in 'ably, re-
turned to Exeter to visit for a few
days and expects to leave at the end
ef this Week foroher Mine in Plains -
field, Nev Jersey.
liar. I. W. Powell, for the past
twelve years has had its a pet a little
sun bass- that . was caught in the
river llecently the container in
Ak
Which the fish was kept sprang a
leak and •Mr.; l'atveli transferred it
to another, but is was never quite
as liVely afterwards and a few days
ago it died.
Mrs. C. t. ander and sons, nor -
den and 13rittour Mrs. McAVoy and
Miss Anne t, Settlers and Miss Mae
Sanders, returned Sunday frOM S.
feW days.' Visit .in Itipiey and dis-
Wet, They wore actOMpariled bank
by Miss Wanda Smlth, of RIPleY,
who will visit here for a time Witt
try our Calf Meall
e „pigs, and calves
It is •the cheap -
If meal on the mar-
e. No othermillers
xeter taxes.—Harvey
POULTRY, Pure Bred -to -lay Rock
roosters and a nu er of choice
pure-bred Obinchill rabbits at reas-
enable pri eS. A y to L. Reynolds,
R. R. NO. 1 Sall. Phone, Exeter
177r4: 9-10-3tc.
DRESSMAKING DO Furs
'Made and ,re 'aired; fu coats .repairs.
.ecl and relit' ,pric moderate and
work guara eed. or sale—New
"Century" 1 .shi machine and
wringer in , o condition, cheap.
Apply, Mrs. . man Hockey, town.
2tp.
WANTED—Frame 1 n about 24
by 35 feet. Ple e one or write
:to F. Gollings, Kir on.
Holatein, had
iet. F. Gollings,
FOR SALE -1? co
-one calf, good an
Kirkton, ,
FOR .SA,LE OR R 11—Black-
smith shop t Farquh, ', brick build-
ing with fr me iv' working shop.
Brick house stab and one acre of
„land. Will be sold Cheap. Going
.concern and t a good community.
Apply to Stanley Coward, R. R. No.
1, Woodham.
••••••••••••••=44.,tr.
If you wish' to buy r sell a'farm
ckard, Exeter.
or house
POULTRY WA
:he market for all
laYing 'the h'es
will call. Phon
Andersen.
ED—We are in
kinds of poultry
prices. Trucks
0, Dashwood, C.
9-26-tfc
For Tractor low apply to W.
Bradshaw, ElinjyilI Meta:rice no
object for, rex o ble .amount of
work. ' • 10-3-4tp
110 fl1T BABY CHICK
WITCHERY
FEEDS
Our auk) s of feeds aro now more
complete t n ever and your needs
In Chick St ter, Grow Mash, Chick
Peed, 'Lay P sh, Beef Meal, Bone
Meal, Alfalfa Meal, Oyster Shell,
Grit, Condens I Buttermilk, etc. can
be promptly f ed.
POULT Y CULLING
It is now tim to have the cell
ben iinated %rpm your flock.
Ou'charl $2.00 per 100 hens. We
are cash bn7g of ,oultry. 00,11 us
when you have bu1 to sell,
Our new shipnib of leg bands
has just arrived. All sizes and co-
lors.
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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
minister $14.95 4SPECIAL V4LUES, IN $14.95 E.
*Rev. j. porn:WI IlliOdee, M. A.
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MISS I4014 Ceates, A.L.C.M., Organist. =
10 a.m.—StindaY Sehool 1•••••• 0 E RCOA
TS
11 a.m.---"The Eagle Spirit"'
The evening service is WipadFaNlyr •.
in favor .of Trivitt Memorial Harvest
Home,
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev.p4rdainvgi.4.Ta
sb, 1.).ar
W.R. .
organist. and Choir -Leader
. REV. GEO WEIR,
of Blyth at both services
W. M. S. special thankoffering ser-
vices. Special music
NOTICE TO 1))/ArikAOR d
CONTRACT()
'Tenders will be ree
° the co
Smith
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undersigned to
the Gaiser an
Monday, Neve
p.M. •
The (Miser D
4760.„,en, yds,, an
at 3700 cu. yds. t
plans, profiles a
may be seen at the
dere igned, Credite
eneene or other s
Of 5 5) of the SPeclfl
company tender. Th
tender not ne'essari
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tk
be
10-10-31e.
400,441r_,
ed by the
Wnetion of
tains to "td
1029, at 1.
estbitated at
gm ith .1) rain
*MO freed. The
Sped:flatten:a
es of the 1014
A certified
bred security
price shall ad-
leWeSt or any
adopted.
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Clerk of the f
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15 only men's winter overcoats; These are last season's!coats E -
but they are good cloths and staple styles. if we have : your =
= size you should not miss this opportunity of ecuring a good
= coat at a very low price. Come in and see em. $1495 Et
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New Plaid Cotton Blankets
25 pair of fancy plaid blankets in Blue,
3 P.m. -:-Sunday School = Sand, Pink and Grey Checks warm and
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comfortable
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7 p.m.—"The Blunder of the Build- =
ers"
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA :
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse. Pastor
Orgabist, Miss E. Huston
11 a.m,—"One Revival we need."
3 p.m.—Our ,Church School
7 p.m. ----"The Christ we 'Have, or
Revitalising Christian Faith."
Union .service this , Wednesday
evening • between Main and, James
Streets United churches in 'Main St.
church. Rev. C. P. Holmes, of Ja
pan, will Address the meeting.
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at per Or $2.75 •
.Misses' and Ladie
- • Weh.yealwaysso
- coats. T s season we
- ment of t e newestist
- values at $22.50
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CHURCH
21st Sunday after Trij4ty
HARVEST THANKSGIVING
SERVICE)
11 a.m.—Holy Communion..
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7.p.m.—Evensong
REV. W.L. A. TowNstrmr,
Rector of the:Church of the.Redeem-
. er, London
Will be the special speaker
Thebuilding owned", by the I.O.O.
F. and fornierly occupied ;•by 'Mrs.
Yecc-Down is being partitidned and:
divided into two. Theisuth hall
will. be occupied by tiiE Canadian
National. Express Co.
Members of the Exeter lodge of
Qddfellows motored to Brucefield
Monday evening Where ;they were
royally entertained . by the Bruce -
field brethren. The evening was
spent at cards followed by a sump-
tuous repast and a number of im-
promptu addresses. The, evening
was much enjoyed.
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank nestle and
daughter, of Ingersoll; Miss Pearl
Kettle, of Brantford; Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Kestle, of Seaforth; Mr. and
'Mrs. Eli Ring, of Crediton and Mrs.
Win. Amy,and four children, of Bur-
ford, were visitors at the home of
Mrs. E. Jory, en Sunday. Mrs. Jory
returned to Burford to visit for a
couple ofweeks.
, On Friday evening of last week
When Mr, Garnet Dalrymple was mo-
toring. on the second concession of
Usborne he lost control of his car
while going down the steep grade
near Mr. Chas. Dayman's. farm. The
car left the road and striking the
abutinent of the bridge turned over
into the river. Mr. Dalrymple was
thoroughly soaked but not bodly in-
jured.
Stenlieri, Crediten fti°11118"
0., Ontario
At
$15.00 Perm
fo $7
for a li ited
Miss L
ent
line only
ackhouse
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Ladies' Silk
A splendid weight
Comes in all the best
Special at
Wool Hosi
or the cold w
ening shades
r, pr. 9 c.
ther.
New. omforter Chintz
10 net
inch' m erial. Beautiful patterns
at per yard 25c;
patterns and colorings in the 36
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Winter Coats
thing new tip show in
ffer a splendid assort -
les and cloths. Splendid
$25.0 „ $27.50
meet Amwooi Hose
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Hon's make; the best value in heavy
weight sot on the.marIcet.
Special at per pr. 48c.
Miner u ber and Rubber 13oots
It will pay you to buy this well known brand.
They are guaranteed by the: maker as well as
.;by us. Try a pair this season.
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IS HERE A AIN NEW FALL SUITING
Now is the ti to re-
place that orn out
mattr ss or ring.
We have fall s id to meet all
yo req rements.
Reuphols rin Promptly Done
ER.
FURNt RE DEALER
FUNE AL DIRECTOR
Phone 09 •
01P IP E,R
Mr. and Mrs. WM:Hewitt and Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Dearing returned on
Saturday after visiting for nearly
three weeks in Michigan. Or. and
Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Deering en-
joyed a motor trip to Saginaw, Bay
City, Reed City, Cadillac, 'Golden
Lake, Manselona and Petoskey. They
enjoyed excellent weather througont
the trip; the weather being neither
hot nor cold and little;.vain. The
roads were in splendid condition and
the scenery grand and the trip was
One of the most enjoyable sPent by
the party. Mr. Dearing joined thein
in Detroit and visited In Windsor
and Sandwich, spending a few days
at Port Huron and Sarnia on their
return.
POWELL'S VARIETY STORE
STILL GOING,. OUR STOCK GOT LOW, HUT RIGHT NOW WE
AEU BUILDING THEM 'UP. WE ARE DAIIIY itocramo
New China
Fancy Bon. Bong
Candy Jars, Cake Plateg
'Salads, odd Pieces, Sugars
and Creams, Fancy Teapot
Ainsloy China Cups & Sande
Flowering B
Hyacinths, Tupils,
Sacred Lillies, Na
Atonic]. Flow
, Bulb
affedile,
ssus, Leaf
pots and
ases
NEV
SAFETY MADE & wortm
ItAMOIt stitorrErt, "gua
teed or money back 3
CUT FLOWERS V011, AL
WR otTrair imito
Sts nt oisite6, sovnewn
We are out for husineSS
OCR INIPOttArATIOIst
'WE HAVE A stituirtisv r OR, EVERY EDISON' OWNEB.
COIVID AND SEE
r
• ectionery
Hest P lints you ci't' eat in
Shell orSilted.
MOWS .11alk Chocolates'
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IS OXE OF' OUR MOONS
ntalogtieS With SPCTiff saving on. •
Sq etr, will surprise you.
Come and talk it over with us.
OTI4E1t VINWILL MAO HELP.
1
We have a complete range �f &liens for
your new fall suit, or overcoat.
We also carry a complete ran
NOW IS T
Our stoc
up-to-date wiaH
of samples.
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'PHONE 8w
Ernest C.
GENERL INS
Mutual
Lfe, Fire, Automobile, Etc.
ofCe
• ORDER
s• Furnishings is
e. latest in Men's
arvey
CR mono*
eithl
fe of Canada
SAFETY RAZOR •ES
SHARPENED . (y make)
SINGLE EXXIE So
DOUBLEI DG 44
rett t
g� guaranteed
W. S LE, DRUGGIST
•FURNITURE
AND
IJNERTAH
headq tiers CO both at
N, R
The Sto with he Big Stock
lo prices.
SEE 0 YOURSELF.
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R. ROWE
Phone 20w and 20j
Po
are
Wa
ho
ch
er
EXTER, Or.
e have pure
er WhiteW
open fo
and'
ee,
tedan up -to -da
ing machine an
ok. Let lis white
isinfect yoUr barn, hen
c. Quality work, moderat
Hogarth Baby Chick Hatch
Phone 184w, N'xeter. ' 8-1-tf
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Studio X. Albert Sreet, Box 1.60,
EXETER, ONTARIO
W. R. Go LDINIci
A. Te,,
Organist and .Choirtustater
OM St, tell Chards.
LOW otion In
Planta OCII orgsn. 11e°
Supervisor it usiA.m Sch0011
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ELLIOTT'S
A/Lo
Cleartin , Pr ..sing, nOttiring.
Dyeing a HP Cleaning moor Itt,
upstairs. Iet posito the post al! -
fled and Isi Otto is .snrvine and,.
Satiate:die naranteed"
SO ,ET t8 GO BIG