The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-02-06, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Thursday, iwbvary «, mo
INGLIS—BAYNE NUFTIAI.S
A pretty wedding solemiiizvj.11
at the home of the bride’s parents, i Mi*, and Mrs. John G. Bayne, New-1
bury, when their only daughter, Alary
tUlm.cne (AMmieh was marricl to
John Gordon Inglis, son of Mr. and!
Airs. James- Inglis, of Kitscoty, Al
berta.
Rev. B. L. Walden, <if the Glencoe
Presbyterian Church, performed the
cerermony. The bride was a former
popular teacher on the Exeter High
School stuff,
At 3 o’clock the wedding party
took their places before an arch of
evergreens to the strains of Lohen
grin’s "Bridal Chorus" played by
Afrs. Roy Barnes, of Sarnia.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was gowned in
beige chiffon, with hose and slippers
to match, with Sunset roses and lily
of the valley and wearing a string
of pearls, the gift from the groom.
She was attended by Miss Bertha
Nelson, of Toronto, iu poudre blue
georgette, with silver slippers and
hose and carrying Ophelia roses. The
groom was supported by Kenneth
Cameron of Ann Arbor, tMicln
After the congratulations the small
neice of the bride, Mary Elizabeth
(Betty) Bayne, daughter of Dr. and
Airs. A. M. Bayne, of St. Marys, was
christened by the officiating minis
ter.
After the wedding breakfast the
bride donned a smart dress of rose.,
beige silk crepe, Hudson seal coat,
with hat, slippers and gloves to
match. The happy couple left for
Toronto and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Inglis on the con
clusion of a two months’ visit with
friends and relatives will take up
at
Exeter Markets
Wheat $14Q
Oats SJo.
Barley GSc.
Manitoba Flour $440
Model Flour $4.25
Pastry Flour $8.80
Feed Flpur $2.25
Bran $145
Shorts $1.95
Creamery Butter 43 c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, 3. Bernard Rhodes, M‘. A.
Minister
Miss L<*nu Coates, A.LXbAL, Organist
10,00 a.m.’—Sunday School
MENS’ OVERCOATS
if
friends and relatives will take
residence on the groom’s farm,
Kifscoty, Alberta.
FOR 'SALE—Kinsman
Birsey, Sask&and Heirs
expect to arifve -on or
•ary 8th witl« two ca \$aihe’#an bejseen t
■'CON-
'X an exceptional
jiorses to
H^svo^d' do
kinsman Bros.
Ontario,
t Febru-
iad of horses,
ur farm LOT 2,
SMITH. This is
fine lot of young
one wishing to buy
to see this shipment.
2-6-ltc.
WANTED—For.' Alain
•Church, 4 doujble co/l
wood cut 2 feeL nmg
cords cut 16 infehM long. Samuel Ross, (Wethker
Butter 27c.i 40c.
extras 40c.
firsts 35c.
seconds 80e,
$12.75
S0-
uary 17 at
ierwood Fox,
"vestern Ontar-
"Mussolini and
h (..'aven Presbyter-
On the evening of FQ
8 o’clock, Preset, w^
of the University
io, will lectufe
the new dtaljf’
ian Church,
1»—11 1 L •' " 11 r
Mrs. Wm. Ward has returned
home after visiting iu Listowel.
Messrs. Ted Taman and Bruce
Medd spent the week-end in Guelph.
Mrs. Mollard was in Clinton last
Friday attending the Presbyterial
executive.
Mr. E. A.
home after visiting with his son
at Rockwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wells
• daughter Caroline, of Windsor,
visiting in town.
Mr. C. C. Pilon, of Windsor, spent
Hie latter part of the week with Airs.
Pilon and family.
Mr. Reg Beavers, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce has been trans-
'ferred to the Ilderton Branch.
Mrs. Geo. Hepburn, and daughter
Jean, of Centralia were the guests
of Mrs, Mollard ovtr the week-end.
Mr, and Mrs. Moses Gardiner, of
Regina, Sask., celebrated their gold
en wedding anniversary
3rd.
Al'rs. Wesley Dearing
tef Miss Rosa attended
of Master George Hicks,
on Tuesday.
At the auction sale of horses held
at the barns of Mr. J, G. Dow on
Monday a number of horses were
sold. The prices rangiug from $75
\ to $100.
____j I Sunday was Candlemas Day and
Apply to the bear was out to see his shadow, ..... ., - ” xl-- en-
not
Follick has returned
Jos.
and
are
on January
and daugh-
the funeral'
in Toronto,
^5t. United
s of maplo
Ing 1J double
11 a. ju.—"The Inexorable Law”
Second in the series
S p. m,—Four Leprous Men
Fifth in the (scries •
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev, D. McTavisIjj Jhistor
W. R. Colliding A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.m.—“The Joyful Sound”
Another studs’ in the Psalms.
p.m.—Sunday School.
p.m.—-“Wanted”
A message for young and old.
Short services in the basement
for the next two Sundays.
11
3
7
MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA.
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
. a.m.—"The Joys Christians May
Indulge In” (This subject is be
ing repeated by request.)
p.m.—“Wandering, in Sin”. Se
cond in the series on the Prodigal.
Song service of old hymns.
Women’s Association meets Thurs
day afternoon at 3.30 o’clock,
7.30 Thursday evening Prayer
service.
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At Bargain Prices
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE OF SECURING A GOOD COAT AT A REAL
SAVING. WE OFFER ALL OUR MEN’S OVERCOATS AT GREAT REDUO
TIONS. . -
<r»'-MEN’S BARRYMORE COATS, REGULAR $35,QO FOR $27,50,
PLAIN BLURS, REGULAR $25,00 FOR $19.00
TWELVE ONLY TWEED COATS VALUES TO $25.00 FOR $14,9^
Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose
Holeproof Silk find Wool Hose, This
was a regular $1.25 line with elasti'c rib top,
in several good shac|es. ,
Sale pric# each 69c.
40 in. Pillow Cotton
Thia is a speci
cotton., . Fine w<
Special |>er yard 45
40 inch circular pillow j
ve and .good weight
Wall papers
We
with eno . .
times thefprice they are,narked,
3 gone tnroug
paper to do a
CoMon Bats
In severa ualities. These open out
of comforter. See our spec-the full
ials at
Wall Papers
o
Act quickly.
36 in. Comforter Chintz
In many new patferns and colorings.
You will like our Assortment.
At per yard 25c.
Papers and have tied all odd lots in bundles
Ordinary room. These papers are worth two and three
NEW rtINTS
$1.48andTRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. -T. J. ltonfon, R.A., Rector
Aliss K. AL. MaeFauJ, Organist
Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
11 a.m.—’Morning Prayer and Ser
mon. subject ‘The Living Word’,
p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Class. The Bible Class will be
held from now on in the church,
p.m.—-Evensong and sermon, sub
ject, “John Wesley”
Fifth in the 'series on great Bri
tish preachers. The four'already
delivered have been much appre
ciated. The next discourse on
Wesley should be thn most inter
esting of all. Now is a good op
portunity for Wesley's admirers
in Exeter to hear about him. Don’t
fail to come.
NOTE—-Holy Communion at 11
a.m". on First Sunday of the monili
and at S a.m. on the Third Sunday
of the month, ■
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We offjir a fine r^ge of new Magog
Prints in e new patterns,
at pe/yatd 25c
..............I" IW
Wool Blankets
We offer all our Wool Blankets at Bar- ,
gain prices. It will pay you to buy now.
Bargains in Remnants
E^AVE JUST FINISHED STOCK-TAKING. OUR REMNANT COUNTER
D WITH ENDS THAT HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE FOR QUICK
I. LOOK
IS FL __________________________ ___________ ____ ...._________
SEWING. PERHAPS YOU CAN MAKE USE OF SOME OF THEM.
THEM OVER. / .
2-6-2tc ’ but the weather was dull. If the
I cient 'axim is correct, spring is
’ far away.
I The congregational meeting of
James Street United church is being
held tonight (Wednesday). The
congregation is winding up a very
successful yeay.
Mrs. Bloomfield, of London, is ill
with blood-poisoning in her hand at
the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Jonathan Kydd. Miss Hazel Bloom
field is hero waiting on her “mother.
At the morning service in the Jas.
Street United church Air. John Ped
lar was taken ill with a fainting spell
and had to be taken to his home. He
is around again as usual.-*
Airs. Ella French, who has been
visiting with Mrs. E. A. Follick left
Monday for Toronto and next week
she is leaving to visit at Spokane
Wash.
' * Miss Alma S. Winer, student nurse
of tlie Strathroy General Hospital in
tends io spend a few days the lat
ter part of this week at the home
of her parents*Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Winer.
Mr Elnix^e^Hafhess has again
tako.u -over.'^j^y.'bnr.ber h.usiness which
has'vfeenvv^ndubtAd; hy ^Messrs.
M.-'1.aiKl Hai-ry; ..Cftrey.
.Care^^/remaining with him.
Clinton Brown has returned
to her home in Crediton after spend
ing (several' weeks .with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
London. Air. Hodgins
her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Amy’s class of girls "Bright
Jewels” of the James-Street Sunday
School held a pleasant skating party
in the rink one evening; last week
followed bj* lunch and a social- hour
at the home of Mrs, Geo. Grant.
The management of the Dome
Rihk have installed the Samson
“Pam” sound and music equipment
and are pleased to announce that
they will' try to co-operate with the
skaters in regard to favorite and-
suitable music for slmting.
At the conclusion' of tho
course in Agriculture and
Economics on Friday afternoon of ■
last week in Air. Senior’s Hall a1
large photo of the ela?ss was present
ed to the instructorsilMessrs, G. A.
McCaguo,- Ian. McLeod, and Misses
McLaughlin and Jjavitsf.
Air. J, R. Hind has restinied his
position as manager tat the Ross-Tay
lor Planing Alii! after being off duty
for seven weeks owing to ill-heat tin
He wiB rstill hdvc to go easy for ia.
time, ’Illis is the first time in 80
years that Air. Hind has been off
work -so long, It is to be hoped
that ’ho will soon regain his former
health.
Air. Titos, Carling, of London, vis*
Ucd his pawnits Mr. and Mrs. W» J._
Carling on Wctlftosday evening of
last week and took. M'.t-ho Mitehell-—
Exeter hockey Air./ Carling
used to bo one of/Exeter's hockey v-. plhyers and still eiijoys tq see a good
Buy«/a ot poultry. ; call us 'game. Ito was delighted to see the
"2 , Juniors In action and spoke of Wed-
^.hipment of leg, bahda nosday night’s game m one of the
Alt sizes and co- most interesting ho had seen this
year.
SALE-y^Str oi skates and
Cheapo TApply to Times-Ad-
• 2-6-ltp.
1LWE OF, sCOOKING AND
•CANDY-’—At tJle Grigg Stationery on
Saturday, .0'ebguaryJthe 8th at three
l*e^Busy Begk MisSigai
Band of Cave| Presbyter' 1r Churdji,
FOR
shoes,
vocate
x/clock. By
Fox Fur N
old fur. Pr
John Taylor
Ann Street.
made out of
easonable.
er of William
NOTICE
III III
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■ 4^—Bargains >
Men! Great Neves'!
Berger Tailoring Company has aUuhorizi
Iis to offer
There seems to he either a misf
understanding or a wilful misre-pr^1
sentation of the guarantee on the
tubes used in Rogers-Majestic risMin
sets. To make the facts plaidf to
everyone we reproduce below# the
guarantee which a purchase^ getj
with each Rogers set:
Roger’s (Juarmiteo
"Rogers-AIajestic Corptn#Limited
warrants that this Radio ^Receiving
Set has befen carefully inspected and
when shipped from the/factory is
L’ree from!
workmansl
this set is entitled to
cha *ge,- any pa
of
to ..............
oni year ft
the purchase of thi
by the Con
in the mei
inand
He.
I
g.. Lowest
q/bessarily ac-
FOR. SALE—Onion sc
good repair; ^a 3-cyc
knitter in splendid • cylinder extra/fine
Will be priced*:
Times-Advocat-^
r in
auto-
ndition, one
r fancy work
Sonable. Apply, a
TENDERS WANTED
For ten cord ot^oeean
body wood, two f£ot Jgj
or any tender
cepted. Tenders in not later
than - February
Brown, Sec’y.-Tr¥as. Tharfffes Road
United church. 1-30-Stc
FOR SALE-^-Twm^Yorkshire hogs-
reads’- for -serv FApply.to Chas.
Harvey, Exeter^
AGENTS AV, ED .
if you ar^ looking Jbr an opport
unity to better you position, the Watkins Business. 11 put you in
sitcoms without risk.
ie latest and best line
families. $50.00
ofitJber week for the in-
the path
Positively
of goods
or more -p
dnstriotig
Apply n|r^ar the nearest locality
rural or ci|jf and start the New Year
right. Tli'^J.R. Watkins Company,
Dept. R-2 749 Craig Wast, Mont
real Que.
body
[ car-
Now
» For dor,
ight Delivery.
Have you seen the now Fog
types? We received our s load of five cafsion A
showing the Nw
Town Sedan aiw
iSandy Elliot, D
Dressmaking done,/ moderate
■charges; all kinds M^df* work done.
Airs. Norman Hockey, l-16-2tp
If yoii'wishj^niiy br sell it farm
or house so^L E. Pickard, Exeter.
HOGARTH BABY CmCK
HATCHERY
FEEDS
Our supply of feeds attend w more
complete than ever needs
in ChicliisStmrteE Gi'd
Feed, Lt y ***—"•_
Meal, Al ’aitn Meat
Grit, CbJ aduwuu r
bo prom illy fills
j oultry culling
ft Is ! OMf ti
Imns olii ’
Our -chili ;c .Is.
are cash’
when yoi
Our n
has Just
iprs.
punier, uiVj Mdsh, Chick
y Masih Be/f. Meal, Perm
I. , Oyster* Shell,
dditsed Birftormilk, etc. can
iinatci
to have the cull
from youv fleck.
.00 per 100 hens. We
hd pouUvy to Welt
F.
Mr.
Hedging, of
accompanied
short
Home
s of
free of
elusive
turned
iod of
defects of nfaterial and
pftrcliascr of
ive .replaced,
or parts (ex-
ch -when re-
within .a per*-
n tho date of-
set, arc found
e effective with-
aning this warranty.
tubes
int o
,ip. The
tubes) w
>ur factor
ears labels carry-
the year in which
llowed by wn "A?
earing the "A” ini-
larMnteed exclusive of
The A-C
ing an imp
they are m
or "B”. T
print arc
breakage nnlil/Fohvirary lat of tbe
following year and tubes bearing the
"B” imprint are guaranteed exclus
ive
the
of breakage until August 1st o
following year.”
IV; AL. REEL?
Rogers-Ma.jesl'ie Dealer
Januaty and Mbruary
we are offering
excellent bmains. L
R.
some
^BRjoiie 30J
Funeral Director & Furniture Dealer
Miss B. Sheppard and Mrs. Edna
Hearts, of Toronto, left last week to
spend the remainder of the 'winter
at Petersburg, Florida.
The funeral of Mrs. Jas. Dixon of
the 4tli con. of McGillivray, who
■ passed away on Sunday in her 52nd
year was held Tuesday afteim'bon
service at St.' James Church, Clan-
deboye, interment in St. James cem
etery. The deceiasd had been ill
.with pneumonia. Rev. D. AlcTav-
ish, of Exeter, assisted at the fun-
j oral ‘ service.
ASK T
1063 Durant Si
1927 Pontiac C
cars have
until youthe car
AN OFFER.
A 1 condition $175-,
rumble seat $3DO^0O
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SEE THES1-
Sedan
■r
Used Cars
in the months! bf April anti May, hundreds of p
ibuying used cans; but already a number of reallyj
been traded it). ouJthe xxow Alodel A FOrd.
1 1 'Look these oior a small deposit will
Wish delivery.
Ford Tudor, 7 monfbs old $490.00 For
Ford, model A, c/lpe d coupe,
__Its
D MAKE US L. -
1929’ChbVroiet Six Sedan
1928 Whippet Coach
ES'C'S! Coaelr,
10 per cent off “C
January /5th to/February 15th
of QualU^’ and their wonderful values need
n. But here’s big news! In order to
.. . , _ "2. I____________ .a” inthe clothing yeai/we ha^* been authorized to accept orders for
"Clothes ot^Qm/ity” jfi? A REDUCTION OF 10% FROM REG-U-
Ironlyrauuary 15th to February 15th. “Clothes of. Quality” are a/spl^did buy at regular prices any time—at this
special reducti/nyuiese are values you could not possibly afford to
miss. sx •
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Berger ''Clot! no introduction toj----------------- 'thrifty nuitf' But here’s big news! L.
keep their tailori/g plantJrusy during the “in-between Seasons’
LAR PRICES^
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Phone 99
The Robert McCausland Company
of Toronto arc making firm headway
in decorating the largo auditorium
of the James Street United church.-
’rhe congregations on Bub day wor
shipped in the basement which was.
filled both jnorAing jjnd evening. At
the jnoriiihg (service- a quartette
Whs. sung by Mrs. Williams, Mrs, W.
Melville, Mrs. colliding, and Miss Es*
spry, At tho evening service Miss'
Vera Essery took a solo part ift the
antlmm and a quartette was sting by.
•Mr. and Mrs, Linden field, ML U M.
Sanders-j^d Miss S. Southco'th J
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Choirmaster
nited Church
ctiou in z,
Organ Theory
Music in School
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