HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-11-07, Page 8THE ESTER TIMES►ADVOCATE
• •:'H1;R'SP4.3'.►07:VOV0 1 W.t13' 4, 1t1 t.
..'Cau.1tYour' Wm
Ws Exeter Markets
ago JUQnCy on your 'al bill.
WE HAVE SEcL'3' , •. TH1+,•
AGENCY QlG IGDOOMS
AND Wal. OWS, LSO MEM
WE4 'aE.ikaliv e . RIPPING
LET JS UQT r YOU PRICE'S
W,
Exeter
I-IYPRQ ITL. TRIC
Wiring .and instal u g guaranteed
workliiens tfp at r sonable prices.
Repairing stoves d motors a spec•
-
ialty. Est ate:' gladly furnished
free,
. DAVIS
one :224 •
NOTICE—We desire
that we will gri d
nesdays and
month of Nove
quhar.
o announce STOPLOON AND LISTEN
ondays, Wed- ,
ys during the In the Opera
r.—E. Pollen. Far- Thursday, Neve
o'clock a progr.
erokinole party
Wheat $1.23 standard
Oats,, 30e.
Barley 70e,
Manitoba. I
1our $4.G0
11todel
, .
Flour $4,25
Pastry Flour $3.89-
Feed
3.&4Feed Flour $2.25
Bran $7,90
Shorts $1.90
Creamery Butter 40e,
Dairy Butter 40c,
Eggs, etxras 50c.
• Egge, firsts. *30,
Eggs, seconds 30c.
Bogs $10.50
Locals
PIANO TUNER
Mr. S. Boardman, who was form-
erly eleven years with Heintznlan Go..
and Gerhard Heintzman will be in
Exeter on 'Tuesday, November12th.
Orders left with S. Martin & Sou
will receive _prompt. attention. 20
years experience."
• I+`QIt SALE—M
p ,.:'flooring 32 by
50, Apply Win. avitt, 11 -7 -tie
BARN FOR SA, E 20 feet by 28
ft. matched sidin Apply G. 'Cud -
more, Erie Gas S' tion,;.: 11-7-tfe
LOST—A red st • with white
marking's, no: '.orn "weighs 900 lbs.
'tole punched itch year. Apply
Roy Rats, Das, ,' .od R. R. No. 2,
11-7-3tc
PULLETS F. S: ° 17— 50 pure-
bred Barred o" , . 60fr" pure-bred
White '.Roc ,'' pply to Jos. Ferg-
uson; 'Cabe
erg-uson;'Cabe •e, on, 4, lot 33, phone
Hensel' i80 r 9.: . itp.
• Do ,you owii Ford?,' It is our
business to re �r yo.,' car in the
Ford way. ,San +'.' tot. We stock
genuine:.R. rd pa r- all lodels 1912
to 1929.
of the Women's
held, Prizes w
lunch served. A
Rouse, * e1' on
ber 14 at eight
ssive 'mitre and
,CAVE.N PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. . .
ney.' J. Herpnrtl Ithodt ,• 111<. A, • .
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, 4,,L,C.1t., Organist
10 .n . 1 _td
it S
a 1 S a ehQQl �l
Y
10.5.0 a.m.•—Otlo God aIld Father of
all,
7 p.m.—The The harvest •glory
Please note change in hour of tll'e•
morning service,
JAMES ST, UNLTED, CHURCH
OP CANADA
Ray, Ta. McTavls!1,..'s4stor
A'.1r. it. Goulding
Organist and Croir-Leader •
11.a,hn.--•"The Fight for Peace." An
Armistice message,
3 p.m.—Sunday School
nd ." the auspices 7 p.111.---•'1?'a.lse Witnesses". 4th in
stitute will be ► the series of story .sermons "illus-;
be given and trated by the story "The sixth
mission 50c. thing", Large congregations are
following with interest these mea -
sages. Why not joist them Sunday
evening.
NOTE—Anniversary services' on
Sunday, N,ivember lfitlh. Dr. Colin
•G. Young, of Toronto, wilt be the
preacher,
Rev. R. E. Southcott, of Morpeth,
visited his mother on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Cook and family,
of London, spent Sunday with Mrs.
S. West.
Mrs. Fred Bawden' and Miss Helen
were visitors with friends in Dash-
wood on Sunday last.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Bradt and
children, of London,,spent the week
end visiting in Exeter.
1Miss Jean McMillan, of Ridge-'
town, spent Saturday the guest. of
Miss Stella Soutbeott.
Mr. R. 'Baird and Miss G. E.
Young, of Detroit, spent Sunday,
with lfr. and Mrs, E.. Howald.
Mr. C. L. Wilson has been serv-
ing hot dogs Saturday •nights and
they have been going strong.
Mr. and. Mrs. Orby Kestle, of De-
troit, motored over and spent • the
week -end in town with relatives:
Miss Mabel Snell has taken a posi-
tion at the Chainway 'stores 41 place
;of Miss Ina Harding resigned.
- - bliss. Marjorie Westeott, and truss
W Ali*TED--•Catt to'9feed• for win- -Lucy Harwood, of London, visited
ter. Lot • 18, •' o ;: i4, Stephen. C. at theformer's home over. the. week-
Gale, Dashtyoo ; ltc end.
, Next Monday Novdmber 11th will
be Tilantgiving Day. Saturday will
be Poppy Day. Buy a poppy iii aid
of war veterans.
Mr. Harold Scruton, fgrmerly of
the Exeter Times -Advocate; has ac-
cepted a position as foreman of the
Parkhill Gazette.
The auction sale of the household
effects be Mr,. J. R. Hind on Siatur-
day , it`tcs ..virell4z attended and good
Hard and, •prices were realizes.
esired• Seas-' • Mrs, G. A., Young ,and sons •Steal-
, Fred H, Ho-, Mg and. Billy and Miss Timbrell, of
No. 1, Exeter, phone London, visited on Sunday with Mr.
11-7-3tp and Mrs, W. J. Beer,
Dr. G. F. RoulstQil area Dr. G. S.
HOUSE FOR , .E : rick house. Atkinsonwere in London on Friday
with slate ro alf :acre of land: and Saturday last attending a clinic
and stable. Aptil o Ja ; C1ark,T' on -denture construetion, -
Crediton. 0-24-3tp` ...Miss Beta Rowe, who has. .been
STRAY ED --A lamb ` as st ' teaching in a private school in To:
yid ,'.onto has • resigned her position and that the retaking of these .poppies
onto the farm ^f Mr, Otto .row»,:
has returned to her home here.: provided a suitable method of em-
CCentralia. Owner ata : have .-ame by pioying some of that unfortunate
:proving property a = pay' i g expen- • Miss Dorothy Thompson, alio has
.res. , been visiting for -the past week. atlarge number of men who were' so
the home of Mr. Jno. Chambers, has
•
If ,you wish to bpor sell a farm returned to her home in` Detroit.
or house see R, E. 'ecckard, Exeter. Mr.. E. Reed, who conducted the
POULTRY WANT 4- we are Write store in Exeter and -who re-
the market E,' al ,':` nds of poultry canny sold out • to Chainways has
paying. the igt._. `'t prices.. Trucks purchased the store building occu-
wvill "call Pe 30, 1). ftliwood, C. pied by them from Mr. R. E. Pick -
.Andersen. 9-26-tfe
FOR SALE -1 heat in good re-
pair ai11 burn the fine wood or
rough blocks. t ales in top for
•cooking if wante Apply to.Time's-
.Advocate. 11-7-2tc
The Tiraes -Advoe
their new assortme
,cards which a t
have as yet dis
WOOD FOR
sett, long or
ones or f
$arth5" R.
Crediton.
leave received
t of Chirstmee
finest lot they
d.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. a'. Moorhense
Organist, Miss E. Huston
10,55 --• Thanksgiving, The God
:Crowned year.
3 p.m.—Our Church School
7.00 p.m. --A Fighter
A welcome to our hone coming
students and, to our friends and vis-
itors.
7.30 p.m. Thursday evening pray-
er meeting. •
TRIVITT MEMORIAL.
CHURCH
24th Sunday atter Trinity ,,
10.50• --,Special Armistice• Day Ser-
vice. Preacher Rev. L. C. Ha.r-
risen B.A. of Clinton.
Tlhe .War Veterans will attend
in a body.
3 p.m. Sunday School
7
pan.—;T. J. Finley, of Huron .Col=
lege. -
I.'OPPY DAY •
The annual
poppy day sale .wilt
take place in Exeter on •Saturday,
November 9t1i. Representatives of
the various churchess will .'ave
charge of the selling. •
,• The idea of making poppies tor
memorial Purposes originated In
Prance, and in .that country, as well
as in all parts of the'British Emtlire
poppies made in Prance were sold,.
•,initiated as a means of provid.'zig
an appropriate sy'm.boI of the saQri-
fices of the war, it was .soon,,foithd
Work was .resumed on tlee new
TO RENT Ti. `-e eomPortabiy post office on Monday. The stones
:heated rooms i'+ , he Snell Block., for the steps arrived, Monday and •
.Apply to C. B. ell. .r.. have been placed in position. The
%" work on the walls are now being
Have you ordered your sup ,of rushed to compietio •
'Sugar Beet Pulp? It will be ; about ITurohdale Women's Institute lield
November ,14th. • Place yo,. ' orders a 'successful. sale , of Hoare -made
new so that you'll be shy; to, have 'cooking' in the sample room of the
your suppl ; when it cp S. Central Hotel on Saturday, The sale
Call and se our, lo grade flouht w.as• rt•ell patronized, the demand. ex -
We are sel ' jig real our . for• low ce ing the supply,
grade. 'Put 'n your: inter's require- 111r. Bert Rivers has taken a posi-
ments of sh i•ts wl e they are avail- tion with his brother H. C. Rivers
:able. In the butcher business and Mr. Win.
Our ManitN ,a;• Best Flour is made yule, who has resigned his position
from wheatt:,ts 6i1,t. Give it a with Mr. Rivers, has started to work
trial with yo next batch of bread. for Mr. 7, Stanbtir;N✓
Harvey Bros., Exeter,
]:+'ARM FOR SALE; Lots
1st and 2nd c0Acessions, T
.of Stephen, Huron County,
res choice land; good bri
ing, bank barn, large f ;me •barn MIaster. Donald Winer, son of. Mr,
and stables goad orrh tl, several . end, Mrs. Oran Winer, who recently
acres of ma bush, ' Tvit' g spring underwent a rather serious opera -
near •centre £ farm Ti not sold tion at ttietorl'tt Hospital, ,London,
Privately by 5 : 1 of weather it will has made splendid progress and was
e sold by p bile 'tenon on the able to return bonte on Satrirday.."
h
premised on 2611 November 1929,..,
at 3 o'clock p. , ' Aliply to Thomas
Camera, BOX 4, Eiteter or phone.
' 10-24-3tc
Mr,' j:i. "Writer, of Toronto, the
supervising architect, of the new
4 on + Pest office, was in town last week
nship and is well satisfied with the• work -
00 AC- manlike »tanner in which the new
dvtall Poet office 18 beiing ereeted.
ROCA/lilt BARE C'I C I
• M:C.iyyyyEJ l I�I'1l I��ryryI. Y
11tflS
Oar /MP ly a! ttteclsi
Complete. t laic 4 Vor ntt
In Chick ; arta, 'Or'o
Tr'ee'd, Lily:' lash, •'i'.
Meal, Alfa
Frit, Conde
do 'promfst1'
our toot°
y0tit; heeds ,
Masb. lhfO1t,
.:11'e:11;113oMM
Mr. 'aitd Atka. p:, C. Harvey lhaVe
returned after visiting for two weeps•
With relatiVes in Niagara Fails, To-
Tonto, Maniilton bud Preston, ;sirs,
A. Gillies aeeompanied therm to ;`Tia-.
Mira Fails ivltero elle will visit With FUIINIT. ,ItE~.
her snit lrtr, It, G. +Gillies for a `tire:.
t�
ND
N •
Medd's Ma or ty 2G
The following are the official' re-
t.arils Sreln t310 election •of South
Huron held Oetober 30th.
crippled through war services *that
they are unable to compete in he
general labor market.
ill Canada, the former Depart
meat of Soldiers' Civil. Re-establish-
ment soon recognized the advan-
tages of the scheme, and the manu-
facture of poppies and wreaths Was
undertaken in Veteran ,and 'Red
Cross workshops throughout the.
Doneinion. They are. locate' at
strategic points, and thus servo the
interests of the different localities,
in the best possible way.
Tho Canadian Legion of the
on
S. L. is, and has been since its''sin-
cepti,- the exclusive national disc
trlbutor of these' poppies and
wreaths, which came to be populsirly•
knot'n as "Veteran", indicating that,
they were the product of the craft-
hnanship of the war veterans.
This year the patroness of tie
Poppy Day appeal for alt Cau tiro. is
Her' Excellency the :Viscountess
Willingdon; Through the sale•
-.and
poppies nd wreaths money 18 Ise,
cured 'tvitle which the veterans, and
families of ex service men are gI 'en
assistance,
A number of school reports 'ire
being field over until next week, We
,will be pleased to receive any other
reports not yet sent in.
Oliver. Baird died recently at ;his
home in Parkhill aged '71 years.
Miss Its Hunter has taken a posi-
tion' at Grant's Bakery.
Mr, Cyril -Strange has token a
fi
rositiowith Sautltcott
Mr. S. Baskerville, of Lotion,'
spent the 'forepart of the week rev
hewing ttegttnintanees in Exetei;• Ilft.,
Ilaskerville in Co'epany with his soh.
a 11111:tjy fiy'ster • Shrill, Lorne' and several others friends'
dell EI' toriilit'tr, ate. eat. 2rottt. Loudon spent .severer days on
•{il40 a shooting arpeditibti. itt tete I3'ruee
PO►ittsu]st,
Pat TJ("ryl tNTMsir. Walter Liddetfiehd and :Mir.
to
:1/ME)-the etkil Peed Iylt,libul•ti ittotored tip front
Irons y•Dirt fl 1c.
Out` chnige is' $2.00' pet' 10'0 )ion W, ,andrtncitiviio )rest rriday a:hhd visited
ni'i4 e'1ts1I bnly3er •QLr,'pdttlti`y, - C"tllZ titi i~r1eleds Lill') Ifenssatl ttltti F;xeter. 3lrY
�vlrelt you 11a o »'otliti'- to 'sell. I Mellburn visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Our :ililtli • shilltttent of log 1441.484, T, Mater's while Iti 16setet and tltd
flu just art'ivdd, All size/ and to. i former with Till brother Mr. E, Lib..
qai% ,yam ywvw+r.t tlettfield alai fuiiliiy,.
aCi ie rlow
-lens' 'elfin/hitt
UNDERTA IC>lJ
headquarters for othat
The StOte 't'rt
end' tO
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ROW
t thd.
)girt
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R. N. R �' E
Phone 20w old
Exeter
No, 1
No.. 2
No. 7
No, 4
' lett
138
14'3
92
51
474
Majority* for Medd 53.
Mensal'
No, 1
• Nto.2
77
1,'5X.
Majority for Medd 48.
L sboree
No. 1 33,
Nat 27
No. 3 27.
No. 4 37
No. 5 55
NQ. 6 35
No. 7' 48
262
Majority for Medd 177.
No.
• No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Stephen. '
1 74
2 45.
3 29
4 52
5 3.7
6• 98
7 22
8 49
9 49
455"
Majority for Medd 97.
• They
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No, 6
No, 7
No. 8
22
16
90
09
32
97
23
52
431
Stanley
No. l 47
No. 2 • 40
No. 3 38
No. 4 144
No. 5 67
No. 6 48
No. 7 28 9
No. 8 (Bayfield) 131 36
543 • 361
Majority for Elliott 182.
Godericlt Tp.
No. 1 118. 49
N. 2 77 3+
No, '3. 108 39
No. 4 85 19'.
Ne, 5 64 76
No, 6 52 41
p,04 258
Majority for Elliott 246.
Medd
1.•07
175'
164
477
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90
lob
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1.99
52
79
70
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84
3c
73
439
71
32.
68
105
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74
42'
41
89
55'2
41
60
112
68
32
57.
30
31
431
49
60
58
• 62
37
50•
Mullett
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
,No. '5
No. 6
No. 7
68
53
42
57
33
47
45
345
• Majority for 'Medd 151.
No. 1
No,
2
1Y o, 3
Na. 4
Mfcii:iliop
69
95
77
99
331
Majority for Elliott
•
Tuekere It
No. 1 72
No. 2
NO. 3
No. 4
No. 5
53
27
49
38
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83
44,
.119
21
63
76
496
H10'
bringervee clothes
one mon to the -world
•
There is only one way to buy clothes that will fit ye
and give you the utmost iu well dressed appearance,'
made -to -measure by" eiSporth t t4tolli 11'410 Imam their Joh,
<• Ilere's 'YOU • choice,. Cn.
{
FRIDAY
Mr. A. Z, Garner, he
I.inlited, the largest one-
wilt be at our store .and
tog i2 suit or., coat, He
>riltter cloths with him.
tile very utmost In fit. •
a
Suit Topcoat
OVEMB
exactly
et them"-
t .4•
4 -office 1e1it'eseutativ of Tip Top TaitOrs
ice made-to-measur • tailors iu the WQ 14l,.
persalt -ally #ne '-tire evary nitre or er-
,IEI leave 11uu.dro s oft this new fall et4ci
o choose from 'Y.ou wilt lie atisured of
ud the price, Duly $24-.0:p. ;f
DON'T 11SS 'I'IflS OI
WON
W.
PHONE .$i*
t, Tw eda . Golf Slit
NIT?'''
L VALIIEs,
AMAN
E$E1ELt,
.Getting: Married
You'll need &deice dinnerset, acme. silverware •rota kitchen
goods, some flowers, "'sone decorations;• ice cream fend s eats and
its nice to know that you can buy:la eon1idence at .a bi: , aviug at
this store. '
OUR MBE WOOL UNSHRIKI ABLE BLANKETS AT 5.50.EACR
AND OUR PURE )VOOL A O RUGS AT $6.50 - iE UN13E+A,T-
Al3L .: VALUES.
BEST SPANISH SALT
NI04LSON'.S CHOCO
I+'LOW10R.S—MUMS, CARN
Ai
BULBS—I3:YACINTHS't T'ULI
PAPER WHITE - NARCISSU
• HOW TQ
PEANUTS 19e. POUND
TES. AT 49e..A OUND
TIONS, POM .P i MS .ORDERED'
•
+ DAFFODIL " •CHINESE LILIES,
GOOD STO R . IVO l'Er1L YOU
QROW TH
WE HAVE SEVERAL FILES WRENCH' S, PLIERS, WHICH GO
ON S4IE AT ONCE 19e• WE E THEY LAST.
See the new Gr)eeAYDGiTi:ji `+'Qduisiptla
+►Nn out 3SoruTth Wjadory.
POWELL'S
PJ[ONE 55
,r.
No. 6
36
63
275' 527
'Majority .for Medd 252. `
Clinton,,,
No. 1 . 127 92
No. 2 • "'171 '. l33
' ,No. 3 154 : . , 113
NO. 4 130 •88`
Aava.nced' Po1I la'. 2
601 428
Majority for Elliott 173.
: Sea for' It
No. 1r= 66 79'
No. 2' 76 85
No. l 62 40
, No.. 4 77, . 3a.
No. ,5 72 " 29
:No. 'G 81 41
434 304
1:iajority for Elliott 130.
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' Iieeapitu1ation
Majority for
Elliott Medd Elliott Medd
Usborne '` a 262 439 ` -. 177
424 477' '53
97
Exeter
20 Steplten.
120,114ay
69 Seaforth
101 I-Lullett
310
21.
•
7.8
S4
100
98
104
455 552
' 431'.. 431
434 ' 304 130'
345 496 151•
McKillop • 3.31 310 21
Stanley 543 361 18.2
Goderich Tp. 504 25$• 246
Iruckersmith 275 527 2`u2
ITensa11 •• 151 199 48
Clinton 607. 428 . 179'
' 47.56 4732 752 .77;8
Majority for Medd 26.
rewilsimikasa—
PRICES :RED, CED
• THE 17011.11, 1110T011. COMPANY OF CANADA, T.l iMITB1), 13E-
Iieves that basic.ally the' industry and 1 siness of the country are
'sound. Every indication. is that genera business cond.itiOn. will re-
main ltrosperat(s,' • •
lire are t•edticin+. Mens naty,becaus `tv,e feet. that such •a step is
the best eoutributioi. that rohld tie 111; le to' assure a .eontinnation
of good business thro .Ihont'tho count y.
lrollorving are the gin, w l'i'kes of.ti'`rrd Cars 11nti Trucks all taxes 4
paid including' license. livered at, xeter. •
• Roadster
Cabriolet ...:..................N. $8.
5,00 SP
.00 T
Phaeton $02 0
'COUP .00000 bid oo............b,.,
$105.
Sport Coupe .......:........ 3740,0
It has always beep the po
the public as rapidly est itossib
&lotion and newly developed mann,
rt Itch:Astor, ramble
eat
$720,00
lar :Sedah $705,00
▪ +inflow Pardon Sedan$866.00
wn Sedan $925.00 ,
.8' lidera stake body 1?
ton truck 8976.00
e,,; of this O0n 9any to prise o11 to
h'e a.dvautttgt' of quantity pro- M
ttu'itiS: eltieiotteles.
1V01..-1.1) /Olt IX'OIIt.Ots'I'SC') VSBI) I'tLli14 .11'P.l'.i T, TO 'VOL'?
Dord Coach 1020 $55'0.00 lr rd Cot1it'1.926 $0.25,00
Peril Coach 1923 ......., $47a,00 t`ltevrolet Coach 1938 . $500,00 ,
Esittr� C°11411 "11 'r)00.00
I+torsi Roadster 1920 at, $41l;,00 CltevrolEt yl'Dit•ing 1926 $200.00
Ford Criaett 1435 .,.,, „ $175 00 Staclehrktr Touring 1924 $150,
SANDY EL LIOT
15NSTY+SII. I+'"O11'0 S.i: J3S ANI) S1LltV 115.1
•
IETY STORE
E1FTiMt
FALL CLEAMNG
IFIIERE AGAIN
plat worn
.mattress s -r°
R.
FUNERAL DinEcToit
Phone on
Ernest
GiNERAL
Mutual :Li
'Life, Piro; An.totnobile, Etc.
SAFETY RAZOR AriES
HARPENED make)
SINGLE EDG ac.
- :We 'have pnrchas
Power Whitowashi
,are open r ;c1,rn
houaeS, et • Qi
charge. kI
an up-to-date
machine anti
t your barn, hen.
a 'Baby Chick Hatch-
.84hr, Exeter.
(lionor Graduate) Lend
'14't::::1S(iti'et:nt,Y11110.117176?
E),CE"t R, ONTARIO
Ora, list mut riasti,r
wan s that Citurelt
Piano 'eclat Organ. Thoorsr
sot" Music $1.1.thslu
"Otudiu, in . 13ex 57, Thema 19Z
oNT
ELLIOT
uPsittlrg tu opt) to the post Ora
Satisfaction staked."