The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-02-13, Page 8tr
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. H. O. SonThentt sv<?nt a few
days in Toronto comhininjj b"iisiness
with pleasure.» w
M'rs. Geo. Squire and s •m Harry,
of Whalen, visited with Mr.. and .Mrs.
(\ Pym and other relatives for a few
days- last week.
n Old Sol has been making his ap
pearanee the last few
sun's rays have
Spring is
Mrs. M.
have re tn
don after
parents Mr
days and til ’s
warming up.
the corner.
and little son
home in Lon-
witli the former's
R. E. Pickard,
of London and
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.10
Oats 55c.
Barley G8e.
Manitoba Flour $4.60
Model Flour $4.35
Pastry Flour $3.80
Feed Flour $3.25
Bran $1.95
Shorts $1.95
Creamery Butter 43c.
Dairy Butter 37c., 40c.
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
r
<55<
tcrior of
Church is
decorators
been
just around
F. Gladman
*ned to their
visiting
.jiid Mrs
Miss Cora Clat'K
Miss Mabel Clark* of St. Marys, were
in town op. Saturday last in the in
terest of their father’s estate, the
late Thomas Clark.
Misses Hazel Thojnson, ,pf Kippen,
and Margaret Douglas, of Blake, who
are attending Normal School in Lon
don spent the week-end ‘with Mr.
and Mrs. G, S. Howard,
Representatives for Muskrat and
Beaver firms in Canada have been in
Exeter -during the past few days on
a stock selling campaign and have
interested a number of ibuyers.
The following names were omitt
ed from the-High School report: 2nd
Zoology, J. Penhale, 60, G. Skinner,
5 6, R. Balkwill, 74, R. Ballantyne,
; 2nd Grammar, R. Dinney 74.*1
,Tlie work of redecorating the la
the James Street United
well under way and the
hope to > complete ' the
work the latter part, of this. week.
Services next Sunday will again be
held in the’basement. The re-open
ing services will be held on Sunday,
February 2,3rd5with special services,
throughout the day followed by .a-
supper on Tuesday, February 25th.
The Women’s Association of the
James St. United church held thb’ir
regular meeting on Thursday after
noon of last week. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. XV, Johns pre
sided. The meeting was -opened
with a hymn' and prayer followed , by
the scripture, lesson by Mrs. E. Row-
cliffe. It was decided to re-open
the church on Sunday, Feby. 23rd
and to hold a supper on Tuesday,
Feb. 25th. Miss Xr. Essery sang a
solo. At the conclusion lynch
served. /
was
extras 40e.
firsts 35 c.
seconds 30c.
$12.75
............
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NOTICE TO FARMER^*
If your sieves' or sevens need
wire or zinc l|haver*i'‘" -
wire or zinc for Also agent fot| Jne
Sense Fanning>i 11.-
I new
’'the right inesli
kind of grain,
new Common
-Wm. Mitchell.
TIWKSDAYi FEBRUARY 13, 1930
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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
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MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev^t’. J, Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
Reduction/Sale
■
Berger Tailoring Company lyre authorizedGuaranteed.
than
mat-
Mar-
up.
cost,
tresses ^vay dow
shall
lamp in
are the b
ever get.
to $200. Dinin
$75 up. Bed ro
Easy chair
ouches, s
Rcv. J. Bernard Rhodes, 31. A,
Minister
Miss Irtum. Coates, AJMML Organist
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.-—“The Worship of an Ex
tinct Fire.”
3rd sermon in the, series “The Life
and Teachings of Amos,”
7 p.m.—“Ehud the Benjamite”
6th sermpn in the series “The
Uses of Plain Men.”
<£ocals
Mr, XV. J. Statham spent Saturday
with the Misses Horney.
Miss Madeline Dearing, of London,
spent the week-end at her home here,
Mrs. Douglas-Aldwortld of Lon
don, spent Friday visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. E. R. Hopper spent a few
days last week at her home in Wing
ham.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.m?—‘A Thermostat for the Soul’
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—“My all js on the Altar” or
“The* consecration of the common
place.”
Special Re-Opening Services
Sunday, February 23rd
To men who are contemplating
the purchase of a
topcoat this spring,/we suggest
, tailored to
smt or
weeks is
Thomas,
and Mrs.
Satur-
month
Marys
-e’ Mrs’. K. J. Sims visited over the
week-end with Mrs. T. XV. Apple
ton, of Hensall.
Miss Edna McCurdy, of Usborne,
js spending a few days with Miss
Teng McCurdy.
Miss Grace Chambers spent a few
days in London with her sister Miss
Nona Chambers,
Mr. Leslie. Hill has taken a posi
tion as bookkeeper at the Exeter
Canning Factory.
Air. Jas. Weekes, who lias been in
disposed for the past few
again able to be around.
Mr. Lloyd Cyril, of St.
visited with his cousins Mr.
Wm. Middleton, for a few days.
Mr. Garnet Heywood, who has
been confined to his home for some
time, is able to be around again.
Mrs. John iMcInnis, of Arden,
Man., is spending a few days visit
ing with relatives in this commun
ity.
Mr. W- L. Middleton received a
cable from the Old Country on Thurs
day of last week telling of the death
of his mother.
Mrs. M. Heywood returned
ui’day after visiting for a
with friends at Mitchell, St.
and Thorndale.
iMr. E. L. Moir left Monday for St.
Catherines to resume his work as
carpenter after spending a few weeks
at his home here.
Mr. J. W. Brown was at Hensall
on Sunday were he conducted the
service at the Hensall United church
also at Chiselhurst.
Mr. Milton Brock, of Usborne, has
a flock of abput 45 0 White Leghorns
from which he is gathering in from
nine to eleven dozen eggs a day.
• Mrs. Wm, Roeszler, who recently
underwent an operation at Dr. Flet
cher’s Hospital was able to return
to her home in Stephen on Wednes
day.
Mr. Gerald Godbolt will represent
the Exeter High School in the .Sen
ior WOSSA oratorical contest to bo
held in Main St. Church on Friday
evening.
?Mr. and Mrs. Elmer. Hillborn, of
of Loiids^AYas to speak, has been . Toronto, spent the week-end
postponed uh®' further notice. home of Mrs. Fred Stewart
----------------------- visiting with other relatives
Having disposed of my interests . community.
in the Watkins' products I desire to j The Ladies Guild of the
take this r^fioxtiinity of -thanking Memorial Church served an
my maTp^customers for their liberal Supper in the Oddfellowt LI
The Thames Road Farmers’ Cluo
are now hooking ordersdior all grass
seed. Orders should.^oe in at the
next meeting February 17th in order
to determine! the^uantity to buy.
Orders are ajso. losing booked for co-
,dar posts. of coke is- on theway but is^SoF all sppkelig for.—P.
Passmore, $$<J’
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WAR VETERANS NOTICE
The proposed meeting
Great Wt ’ ' ’ \ __
-startii< a ,L___I. A‘
■Legion^ in Exeter, when Mr. Wray; I
(o. __ _ . _........__________ _____
postponed’ untfr further notice.
of the
rctf’-Veterans with regards to
a branch of the Empire
at the
and is
in this
Trivitt
Oyster
irs block on
patronaig^dui’ing the past thirteen, Saturday evening. The suppei’ was
‘----- ‘ ' are now due
of
years. Aft'Wenftujits
and should be setti'e^b>:'-the;>,first
March.—Wm. Andrew, Exeter.
’Royal York’ cloth
measure at $27.50.
. a.m,—“The Discussion of a very
important question that will inter
est our whole community.
pan.—Church School
pan.—“In the Gutter”
Third in the series on the Prodi
gal Son.
Our song service of old hymns pro
ceeds the service.
Thursday evening at 7.30 prayer
meeting.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. E’euton. B.A.,-Rector
Miss K. Si. MacFaul, Organist
Septuagcsima. Sunday
a.m,—Holy Communion
Morning Prayer and Ser-
i
8
11 a.m.-
mop.
p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Class. Bible Class- in the church,
p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. •
Subject: “Three Irish Preachers”
Dean Rirwan, ’William’ Archer
Butter and Father Tom Burke.”
These sermons
more interesting i . „
All the world 'knows how
ent the Irish are.- Hear
these, eloquent Irishmen
Sun da j' night.
NOTE—Holy Communion.
a.m. on First Sunday of the
and at. S a.m. on the Third Sunday
of the month.
. Fit and style bjtrilt in by inaster
tailors—designing by one of the
highest salarj^d craftsmen in
America—ii woollens from: the
best Britis mills -L- made., and
absolutely guaranteed by W. R.
. nd Co. Limited—it is
no wond/r that ’Royal York
clothes, introduced only last year
alreadrfare the favorites of
thousands of Canadiaii men.
e in today and see the pew
’Rorfl York’ satiiples for spring
anm summer! Every one repre
sents value you have never
dreamed was possible at $27.50,
tailored to measure. When you
e them you will understand why
every Royal York customer is a
permanent customer
CLOTHE!
In order our big
stock of furniture Jive wii! give
the biggest bargains ever offer
ed in Exeter. Chesterfield suites
from $99 to $165fand worth up
~ ~ -room Suites
m suites $40
at less
ings, and
in price.
$16.75. Any
tore ffir $10.00. Thes.
gest bargains you will
Phone 2OJ
Funeral Director & Furniture Dealer
SAFETY RAZOR ADES
SHARPENED make)
SINGLE EDGE
DOUBLE EDG
Perfect Ed
W. S. COLE. DRUGGIST
well patronfeed.
A game of hockey between the
town girls and the high school girls
WyS played on the rink M'onday af
ter four. The high school girls were
the winners. Another game is sche
duled for Friday evening.
Hydro was off on Sunday from
9 a.m. until about 3.30 in the after
noon. XVorkmen were making al
terations to the hydro service at
Lucan hill which necessitated
power being shut off.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Davis and
son Donald, Mr. Lyle Statham and
Miss Lula McDonald, all of Toron
to, called on their aunt Miss Esther
Horney, who has been ill and is not
improving >as fast as her friends
would like to see.
Mr. Bruce Rivers, who has been
off duty for three months following
an operation for appendicitis has re-
suined his position with Southcott
Bros. Mr. and Mr^, Rivers spent
the past few weeks visiting with the
latter's parents
Mr. Gordon
fur work done. * W accepted a
with Mr. Ulric
Garage. Mr. xyells commenced his
new duties on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
Wellfi and daughter Caroline have
been visiting in town for a few days.
'The Young people’s society of the
Main Street church met Monday ev
ening with an unusually targe niijtii-
ber present. The progrant was in
charge of . the missionary committee
■i iuum xjuuw unt^eT the direction, of Mr. Lim Lee.
Aiiaua iwjaq Oyster’ Shell,’> ^Hcta Sims.sang a Aolp aceom-
nTuiensdc’jjDuttormilk, etc. can banied by Miss Mabel J ollick on the
(YJLLING
HYDRO ELECTRIC
XX^ring and installing, guaranteed
workmanship at
Repairing stovgs
ialtv.
free.
ER
asonable prices,
d motors a spec-
S’ladly furnished
AVIS
224
Estimates.;
the
the
AGENTS WANTED
you are looking f^r an opport-
■ to better
Business
If
Watkini
the path of succ
Positiv
of goo
or mot
dustrio
Appl
rural o
right.
Dept,
real Q
;er you^position, the
5jfl'il put you in
i without risk,
.st and best lino
families. $50.00
week for the in
nd
R.
the nearest locality
start the New Year
Watkins Company,
Craig West, M'ont-
redone, ’ moderate
ockey.l-16-2tp
at Clinton.
Wells, of Windsor,
position as mechanic
iSnell of the Huron
If you wish to buy^qr sell a farm
or house see R. H. Rgekhrd, Exeter.
Y cincKHOGARTH B
? HATC
k F‘I Our supply of eds ar'e now more
»oni ploto than feijpr and your needs
Chick, ^tdrter^Gfow MaMi, Chick
Lay Masi Beef Meal, Bone
Wc Alfalfa iifiaL <
;fO'auto harp; Miss Violet Qambrill
sang a solo with Miss Marjorie. Medd
:ow'lXi7 Wta “the euii “““»»«»:.»!«»»>10to played
your flock, j'bY Mr, G. Koch; a b,a?jjo abd har-
drt hferifl! Wo monic duet was playbd by Messrs.
Frank Strange and Hatry Staniake.
The last two- tiumbers were heartily
encored, a chapter from the Study
Book “Our Mission to th& Finland-
ors” was read by Mr. Bruce Tttckoy.
Ghfr oHiitknaUd ffom
<wr charg $2.00 per 100 hens, we
ro rash buyers of poultry. Cali ns
dion you have poultry to sell
Our new shipment o£ leg bands
us just arrived. All si^eS and co-
h’S.
Mrs. -S. Parsons, who has been.ill
went to London on Thursday even
ing last and- has sipce undergone an
operation at Victoria hospital. She
is getting along as well as can be
expected. Mr. Parsons accompanied
her'to London.
W. R. GouleJing
T. O.
Organist |an(l (
James Si. UnKdd Church
"' In
Piano Voc
Supervisor
Studio, Main
EXETER, ONT
oirmaster
on in
Organ Theory
Music in Schools
f Box 57, Phone 192
Mrs. Bert Kernick returned Sat
urday after visiting with Mr. Ker-
niclc in Toronto.
10 per c
January
us to offer
I
m Janu;
nt off “Clothes of Quality
Lath to/February
s of Quality#1' and "their wonderful values need
thrifty men. But here’s big news!- , In order to
plant bu^during the “in-betweeif. Seasons” in
en. authorized to" accept orders for
'/’REDUCTION OF 10% FROM REGU-
y 15th to February 15th. > “Clothes of
lendidjbuy at regularAprices any time—at this
Berger “Clot!
no introduction to
keep their tailorii
the clothing vear
“Clothes of Quali
LAR PRICESv fr
Quality” are a s
special reduction Jthese Jfi'e values^ you could not possibly afford to
miss.
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DOROTHY E./GRASSICK
(TIono
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WORAL IMHWTQR
WllMYtW WiM
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£ Gradnyfe) London, England
Instruction in
Vyrnn, Harmony, Theory
Albert Street, Box IGO
ETER. ONTARIO
Mutual life of Canada
Life, Fire, Automobile, Etc.
Mrs. Ellis ^Gossell and dan gitter
Lois visited with blends in Exeter
returning to her home in Ripley Ias&
week. ■*
RY WE
TAMAN /
. EXETER. ONT.
A Mattress Covefr
NOW IS THE TIME T
YOUR MARSHA
MATTRESS
DURI
FEBRU
AWAY
SHALL _____
TON SfilP VA
DON’T! FAIL
MARSHAL
OF
E GIVING
.___ MAM*
MATTRfSS, A COT
ED AT $3.50
O BUY YOUR
HIS MONTH.
Ernest C arvey
GENERAL|INS RANCE BROKER
• fii'b^’esenting
Piano,
studi