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INl'BixESTING SERMONS
Rev. J, B. Rhodes, M.A.. of Caven
Prcrbyterjun Church .is preaching a
series of sermons at the evening scr
oll 'Common Mon of the Bible.’.
Shamgar of the;
cx*goa'd” and last Sunday evening
the subject was “IUai of Gath.” Mr.
Rliqjqs is making these addresses in
tensely interesting and is stressing
tlie posibjlitieg of “ordinary men”
in our own day for service.
vice
The first was on I
Mrs. Amy’s
Vliited Sunday
entertained at the-
teacher of the even*
ylast. A hymn and
Jhe meeting followed
officers, the result of
as follows: President,
Xice-Pres., Hel-
Seeretary-Trcas., Utah
Convener of Membership
Lily Hunter; Con. of
“The Bright Jewels'
class of James Si
School were
home of their
ing of Fri$$j
prayer opened
by election ^f
which was
Marjorie Complin
en Pen hale
Clarke
committee, Lily Hunter; von.
Social Committee, Mabel Snell; Con.-
of Devotional committee, Leona
Brown. Plans as ore diseussedi for
the new year and each girl resolved
to attend Sunday School more reg
ularly. A few games were played.
Later a very delicious lunch was
served and many thanks wqre ex-
... tended to the kind hostess#
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1,20
Oats 5 u c.
Barley G8e.- .,
Manitoba Flour $4,60
Model Flour $4.25
Pastry Rlour $3.80
Feed'Flour -$2.25
Bran $1.85
•Shorts $1.95
•Creamery Butter
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs $12.00
Butter 38c.» 41c.
Extras 48c
firsts 40c.
seconds 30c.
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, JANUARY £3t 11)30
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
(CHURCH
Rev, 3, Bernard Rhodes, M» A,
Minister /
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.CAL, Orgapjst
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.-—'The Yale of Soul-Malting*
7 p.m.—“Oman, the Jebusite”
J^ocalSt
*?r**ri**** Ipfri 11 i|f jmMIiiiiiii w
__——
In future
band nights
and girls race
over ‘15 years.
Plans are be
district skating
of February.
At Bargain Prices
9-
IVith every 1 gjve free I
-—Wilson’s !
I
I
made to
ace about
11
izes
er 15 years and
be run off
given. Boys
nold a
the end
SATURDAY SPECIAL
cash order of $3.00 :
1 Roger’s Teaspoon
Grocery.
SALE->^armk containing G7
7, .Concession 17,
m tile proper^ is a frame
filled^ good '"•bank
i,house; fairly ' bers visited
Trained, plenty' of : week-end.
the lahr Eman-. ^jr E Hopper spent a few days
Desjarcy jast week taking in the furniture
R. R. 2jp 1-2 2-2 tp giiow at Kitchener.
I Mr. Jas. Dearing returned' to Lon-
don on Friday last after visiting for
a week with relatives.
Mrs. A. M. Hodgert 'and two littlo
London,
JAMES ST. QNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev, D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R, Goulding A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
-“Secret Faults”
Sunday School.
-The Law- that Never Fails'
Another plain talk to young folk.
Service will still be held in the
auditorium next Sunday.
NOW IS YOQR, CHAJ*C£ OF SEC URING A GOOD COAT AT
SAVING, WE OFFER ALL OUR MEN’S OVERCQATS AT GREAT
TIONS. . C
MEN’S BARRYMORE COATS, REGULAR |35.00 FOR $27.50.
PLAIN BLUES, REGULAR $25.00 FOR $19.00
TWELVE ONLY TWEED COATS VALUES TO $25.00 FOR $14.95
A REAL S
REDUC- =1
Cotton Bat^
In several qualities. Thctfe open out
the full size of comforterJrSee our spec
ials at
75c. ar 85c,
Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose
Holeproof Silk and Wool Hose, This
was a regular $1.25 line with elastic rib top,
in several good shades.
Sale price each 69c.
MAIN ST. UNITEP CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston ..
Organist & Choir Leader,
. a.m,—Past, Present and Future.”
A .message for our Church.
3.00 p.m.—Church School
7 p.m.—A neglected scripture
ject to-day. “Backsliding”
Our evening service opens with a
song service of old hymns.
7.30 p.m..—-Thursday Prayer Service
11
40 in. Pillow Cotton
This is a special 40/inch circular pillow
cottpn- • . Fine weave t
36 in. Comforter Chintz
In manyJfiew patterns and colorings.
You will li^e our assortment.
Air per yard 25c.
Miss Nona Chambers, of
spent Monday evening^ her home
here. '*
Mrs. Geo. Geddes, of London, vis
ited her sister* Mrs. W. C. Pearce
this week.
" Miss Grace and Mr. Win. Cham-
jn London over the
FOP, .
acres being?" lot
. Hay Tp.
house, 'yCemon
barn garage a
, well fenced. a
uel Wilds-Appjy to Placer Desjar^- ' ]as*t week taking in the furniture
ine, DashwoQd
FOR .SALE-^-LauntJryette Electric i
washer, -buffed dining' table, 3 dining
chairs, clock, punjj^ mahogany table,
large paintin™ ^vpral odd chairs, several i'ocker|»#walnut wardrobe, daughters Lilljan and Jean, oiLon-
' 2 brass beds,|$Springs and matt- clon’ visited on Monday with Miss
resses, hams bigich and several small M°dgert.
articles.-- Apply to E. K. lahner,
•Crediton..U.
Mr. Isaac Ward,, of the C. N. R,.
Stratford, visited with his uncle and
________ _ [aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ward over
Farmers interested^’ growing of, the week-end-.•cabbage for cann|nfi$gurposes .are in-'
vited to communicate with the Cana
dian Canners, Exeter. lj1gi3-2tc.
f-23-2tc
V
SUV
id good'weight.
Special ped yard 45c.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. 3. 3. Fenton, B.A., Hector
Miss K. M. MaeFaul, Organist
Third Sunday After Epiphany
11 a.m.—Litany and Sermon, Sub
ject, “The Magnetism of Jesus.”
3
7
p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Class.
Wall Pap<
We have gon<
with enough paper
times the price th<
! Papers
I through our Wall Pap op and have tied all odd lots in bundles
Ito do an ordinary roomJT These papers are worth two and three
y are marked. Act cjmckly.
98c. Jind
rs
$1.48
Wool Blankets
We offer all our Wool Blankets at Bar
gain prices. * It will pay you to buy now.
PRINTS JF
nge of ne^t Magog
NEW]
We offer a fine r<
Prints in the new patterns.
, at per yatd 25c J
p.m.—Evensong and Sermon, sub
ject: “Charles Hadden Spurgeon”
Third of the series on great
English, Irish and Scottish preach
ers. This series will deal*with the
outstanding preachers of the Old
Land. lloberston of Brighton
and Cardinal Newman has already
been depit with. Come and hear
the.se sermons they will all givd
you food for thought.
NOTE—Holy Communion at 11
a.m. on. First Sunday and at 8 p.
in. on Third Sunday of every month.
Miss Ruby Alexander, of Thames
Road, left last week for Buffalo
where she will enter a Hospital onI probation as nurse-in-training.
The. Whoopee Minstrels, who
wore advertised to appear jn the Ex
eter Opera House on Saturday ev
ening of last week did not show up.
I This community was visited with'
•' the coldest spell of the season on
Saturday when the thermometer
registered about eight degrees be
llow. 4
j Miss Gladys Hudtchinson has re-
'.opport- turned home after psending -the past
pcvivii, the two weeks with her sister Mrs. Capt.
it you in B. Purdy,-of Newmorket and brother
thout risk.. Clifford, of Toronto.
nd best line Mrs. Robertson and daughter Mrs.
Copeland and the latter’s little son
George, of Wingham, visited for a.
few days last week with the form
ers daughter Mrs. E. R. Hopper.
A number of Exeter people lis
tened to a concert on Monday broad
casted from the London J'ree Press
and furnished by Messrs. Abraham,
basso; iTracey, Tenor’ and Kenneth
-We have
93$Fand will fill yoiL^fee of charge.
FREE FORD SERVI
license forms for
them in for ;
.Sandy Elliot. The Home of the Ford.
LOST—In
lia, a new /,___
ward. Finder pl
Advocate. J
e ftvicimt of Centra-
chain. Re
eave at Times-
1-2, 3-ltp.
AGENT|s WAN
If you are looking for a
unity to better your portion,
■Watkins Business will "
the path of
Positively the
of goods sol
or more proi'i
dustrious man
’Apply now 1
rural or city
.right. The
Dept. R-27,
real Que.
j •
7
ek for
nearest
success
largest
.to f $50.00
the in-
localityt?
tart the New Year
r Watkins Company,
’raig West, M'ont-
ur seco
loud
Have you seen the new Ford
types? We received
load of five cars on
showing the NGw
Town Sedan and I
Sandy Elliot, Dealer',-----»_.jjiawia-. ..........
Dressmaking^, d^e, moderate
•charges; all MndCTx fur work done.
Mrs. Norman' Hotkey. 1-16-2
Bargains in Remnants
WE HAVE JUST FINISHED STOCK-TAKING. OUR REMNANT COUNTER
IS FILLED WITH ENDS THAT HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE FOR QUICK
SELLING. PERHAPS YOU CAN MAKE USE OF SOME OF THEM. LOOK
THEM OVER>
• ■ % A »• '
A WORD TO DOG-OWNERS
Mr. Editor,— '
Now that we have a mad-dog
scare Jn McGillivray, Stephen and'
Hay on account of some person's^
carelessness, ft is time" to be Care
ful' with our dogs in Exeter and Us*
borne. There are dogs in Exeter
running at will day and night and if1
these dogs have outgrown their use-s
fulness or your interest why keeif
them around to be a nuisance to the;
town. Just take itf to our veterin-r ary surgeon add' he' will put it out|
of misery in. a humane way. Therei
are dogs that, persist in chasing and-
barking at rigs, autos and even
people with fur coats and howling,
all hours of the night. When a per
son is awakened three or four times
a night by this howling lie gets up
ready to accuse his neighbor’s dogs:
for blocks, when they may be inno*-
cent. Now if we are careful with'
our dogs for the next few weeks woj
may escape the quarantine. Let a’
kindly suggestion be sufficient.
Signed ■
An Owner
ji I!
T
Bargain^
in furnitu/fe
Men! Great New's!
Berger Tailoring Company Wauthorized
• ]' ns to offerer
During the months of
January an^February
we aye offering some
1
0(Jy ' Stanbury, pianist.
^ai- i -warren Hunter, of the Sun
Life Insurance Co., of North Baitle- bo**#*’ • ford, Sask., 'attended the .Sun‘Life
e lveiy. confercuce. Toronto last week and
spent the week-end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter.
Mrs. Wesley Snell and Mrs. A. Hos
kins returned home last Thursday
after visiting for two weeks with
their sister, Mrs. Windsor, of Port
Huron, and with their sister-in-law,
Mrs. Wm. Rowe at Applegate, Mich.
Mr. Oliver Davis and little daugh
ter Doreen, of Fort Erje, returned
to their
visiting
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Davis. ‘
them to visit for -a time.
Mrs. L. Westlake, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Richard
Murphy returned to her . home in
Wyoming on Saturday. Mrs. Murphy
and little grandson Jimmie Whyte
accompanied her home*'.to visit for
a few days. .
Mr. and Mrs. Bruee Rivers ore
visiting for a few days with the lat-
•. ter’s parents at Clinton. Mr. Rivers
!is recuperating from a Tecent opera
tion for appendicitis. He has not
been getting along any too well ap
other complications followed.
Many of .our citizens were up at
six o’clock Monday morning to hear
Ring^ George open the five power
naval conference. Representatives
of the different nations spoke the
^addresses all beihg interpreted. The
rocepti'on came through, fine.
• Mr. J, W. Mitchell, of Vancouver
B,C„. in renewing hjs subscription
to the Times*Advocate says that the
paper seems like a letter every week.
Mr. Mitchell deft .Exeter in 1899
but eiljo^s the paper which arrives
at his home every Tuesday meriiing.
Master Lloyd Reynolds," son of Mr,
and Mrs. Luther Reyholds, of Us-
borne had the misfortune to ’‘get
his hand Catight In a root-pulpOr oh
Sunday morning; iuflicting a nasty
gasb. He was brought t<? Dr. Flet
cher to have the wound dtossod and
he is getting along fine.
Mr. ClarehCe’ Morley,
inspector for the Albert
ing Go., o'* Albert Loe,
Saturday fur Chicago to
, meeting of ffrm,
rocently ur?
Victoria Hoi**.al. London, and has
been under the care of t)r. ^letclien
nt bargains.
10 per pent off ‘Jflothes of Quality
January
.99
15th February 15th
Ty” and their wonderful valu.es need
n^n. But here’s big news! In order to
lousy during the “in-between Seasons” in
e been authorized to accept orders for
A REDUCTION OF 10% FROM REGU-
u#anuary 15th to February 15th. “Clothes of
|ndid buy at regular prices any time—at this
.eso are values you could not possibly afford to
Berger “Clothes of Quggjr
no introductiol to thrifty
keep their tajliring plan£
the clothing
“Clothes of I
LAR PRICE Quality’’ are!
special reduction^
miss.
arlcs-
DISPERSION SAIAi
Complete dispersion of the
ton Herd of Reg
25 hea’d—-to be
TUESDAY, JAN.
p.m., at Earlston » west of C.N.R. st( I
Apply for catali \ Kenzic, Prop. • I
old by jffiiction on
I, at 2
le south
ionjfSeaforth, Ont.
A. Me-
1—16-2tc
R.ROWE
Phone SOJ
Funeral Director & Furniture Dealer
.. . /....... .
fear, we h;
luality” jf
F, from
la splJ
home on Friday last after
for a few - days with the
S.
Miss Ruby .. accompanied
MRS. R. P. EASTCOI'T,
12 YEARS A RESIDENT
OF ALBA, MICHIGAN,
DEAD AT 77
Capt. and Mrs. Purdy spent New
Years with the latter’s parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. Hutchinson, of Exeter.w
PHONE 81w
i
.TAMAN -
EXETER, OUT.
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FIELD CROP COMPETITION
,At the’Annual Meeting of the Ex
eter Agriculture Society it was re
commended that the directors put
on a competition in 'fjOld crops. This
can only be done when there are the
required number of entries. It is
therefore up to the farmers of this
cominunity to signify to the secretary
their desire to enter such a competi
tion, particularly jn wheat and oats.
Do this at once so thaf the directors
will know
prizes will
each crop
2nd, $15.;
$8.; 6th, $6.; 7th, $4
Mrs. Ann Eastcot't, widow of the
late lljchard P. Eastcott, passed!;
.away Wednesday, morning, January
8, 1930, at the home of her daugh
ter Mrs. Edgar Lperr.
Mrs. Eastcott; ‘.whose home has;
been in and ncai' Alba, Michigan, for
nearly 42 yeafs, had a slight stroke
of apoplexy in October while visit-s
ing her daughter, and had boon con7f
fined ‘to her bed since then. Her
age wag 77 years, 1 inonth and 13
days. ..
A.nn Essery born in Fairfield, On
tario, November 26,
married to Richard
February 13, 1877.
of §1889, nearly 42
wont to Star Township and had lived1
on the same farm until about, six,
years ago, when they
ba.
February 13, 1927»
Eastcott celebrated
wedding anniversary nt Alba, with a!
large concourse of friends present to
make merry with them, and to ex
press to them their loVe and esteem.5
Mr. Eastcott djed a littlo over a year
ago.
Seven daughters survive, They!
are Mrs. T. F. Gogerly, .Marion, Ohio;
Mrs. Ed4 Bain, Alba; .Mrs. H. E.j
Notoware, Bellaire; Mrs. Wesley' .
Olds, Alba; Mrs. Edgar Doerr, Matt-1 lie School and her religious training
celona; Mrs, H. O. Cdrlzeu, Petoskey* al Main St. United Church. Miss V.
and Mrs. Hoy Lather, Traverse City. (Burke, of Dashwood cohtfibuted a.
There are six grandchildrou. Two I piano solo to the evening’s entortttin*
brothers and a sister, all of Manito- meat; after which a dainty ltmcli was.
ba,- also survive, • J served'by the hostess. The meeting'
i The funeral was held’ at the M. E. I was presided over by Miss Stella
eliurch at- Alba, Rev. Nye conducting J^ofthcotL the president. Mrs. IleV.
the services, Interment was made ’ Moorhouse and Mrs. Mollard are the
pi star cemetery* noaders’.
t. Unit
Piano Vo
t Superviso
Studio, Mal'h
naster
truct
rms
MALE HELI
Wanted—Man
for fishing. $lo.
Co., Port Huron,
VANTED
minnows
. Day Fish
1-1G-2tp.
'Division siflesmanagei
shares fife the
Beaver
referenfiti an
in fir
older
er fftf
anted to
t Muskrat
Canada, give
telephone num- i
Middle aged‘
15^ preferred. Do not
rertisement' unless you
e future of this business
sell
and
age,
her
and
anew
believe in
Write advertiser, room 14, 3.3 Melin
da Street, Toronto. l*16-2tc
FOR SALE-—2
horn bulls
beautiful foifn
able for qui
>N. R. GoULDlJfeMiss Dorothy Grassick held a
musical recital at her home <on?Fri
day evening of last week in the-
interests of her musical class, each
pupil preparing, Special music, for
the occasion. Following the recital
a musial contest was very much en
joyed ’.by all. Miss Hilda Sims gain
ing the most' points. - The later part
of the evening was spent in
and other amusements after
a light lunch was prepared.
T. O.
Organist jipd Ctwi
iJaincs-i Jhurch
11rgaji Theory
lusic in Schbots
Box 57, Phone 192
TER, ONTgames
whichyour desire. Valuable
be offered as follows for
in the field: 1st, $20,;
3rd, $12,; 4th, $10.; 5th Ernest Cex-id a-arvey
E .BROKER
; * f.i
Mutual Lift of Canada
Life, F
The .alleged defaultions of
yor Tom Brown, of Stratford, has,
reached the amount of $191,500.
The heaviest loosers are two elderly
sisters who. report $42,500 missing
in bonds.
IBS2. She was
P. Eastcolt on
In the spring
years ago, they-e-hted Short-
Il months Old,
lor. Prices roason-
e. C, Pym & Son,
1-1G-21C.
if you vj|isly)in buy or sell a farm
or hmise saq^K. 13. Pickard, Exeter.
R. 3, ExetdK
Hogarth Baby cinck ' JiAtCHEtlY f
feeds-
Our -supply bf feeds A
complete than over ana, „,
ih Chf^It Starter, Gro\<Mash, Chick
P*dedr Lay 'Mask. Bceff Mbah Bdrm
Mfeal, Alfdlfd Meat, Jayster
Gri-L Condensed, Buttwmllk, eta
be phomptiy flllbd.,
time -tjf: itavb the
‘h'bMS'’ etilfcii nd tod' ijbm- ■ .jmuv
'Otif uklWd is
OiiT ndlr Aljid
Mm just Orlve®
i how more
your needs
Sheli,
s bull
... ......... IMek,
Kpor iOO Itcmu'We
f poultry* Calf ua
rltry to sdlt
hfit of log bands
All S126A and co-
travelling
Loo Rack*
Min., left
attend a
Mr, ' Mdrldy
rtr t bn operation lit
,v
moved to Ab»
Mr. and Mrs./
their golden,
MAIN ST. MISSION CIRCLE
At a meeting of the Main
tliiited Mission Circle, at the
of Miss Marjorie Pearce, an
estirig time was spent.
Street
homo
inter-
v.iuv v»«vs, After the
.opening exercises of songs and prayer, a -letter was read from a young
Japanese girl, explaining the ways
and, customs of her country folk, in
japan. It had been written origin-
all in Japanese, translated bjt Mrs,
Brice, missionary, who formerly wap
Miss Alina DompsOy, of town, Mrs.
Price spent her girlhood days in Ek*
ctor, got'her education at the Pub-
GENERAL INSUR
Automobile, Etc..
omemry
K
We are offering
opper
E<AL DIRECTOR
PURE DEALER
Phone »»
SAFETY RAZ BLADES
SHARPEN EOF! any make)
ItcL
let*
SINGLE eBgW
DOUBLE
FcrffctJBdge Guaranicvti
ME DRUGGISTw. s
t>OR0T|!Y E. GRASSICK
M.
4‘,b.n<Wf HngtaiUli
t<iny, Theory
•L Bov t«(>
Rid
(tlonoi’ i
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Piano *
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