The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-03-05, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY. MARCH «tU» 1030
LOCAL NEWS
IMrs. Roy Alderson, of near Arko-
jia, is visiting at the home of her
parents here.
Miss Violet Ganibrill has return-
home, after spending the past week
.with. Miss Alda Squire, of Woodham,
Miss Charlotte Willis, of Detroit,
is visiting for a couple of weeks with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Willis,
of Stephen.
Mrs. B. W- F. Beavers spent
Thursday and Friday in London with
her neiee Mrs, Wallace, of Ridout
Street, South.
Mrs. Jas. Squire, of Woodham,
has returned home after spending
the past week with friends in Wind
sor and Detroit.
Messrs. Dan Dew and Arthur Mit
chell were in Toronto last week at-,
tending the funeral of the late -Mrs.
Ernest Emery which was held on
February 25th. Mr. Emery is re
lated to a number in this community
being a nephew of Mr. ___
and Mr. Mitchell.
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.10
Oats 55 c.
Barley 65c.
Manitoba Flour $4.40
Model Flour $4.00
Pastry Flour $3.70
Feed Flour $2.25
Bran $1.85
Shorts $1,90
Creamery Butter 42c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rey. J. Bewmrd Rhodes* M» A,
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.D.C.M., Organist
10,00 a.m.—Sunday School
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III
Butter 39c,
extras 30c,
firsts 2 Sc.
seconds 25c.
$13.75
11 a.m.'—“The Valour of Faith”
7 p.m,—“The Goad and" the Nail”
UNIVERSAL DAY OF PRAYER
Will be observed at 3 p.m. on Fri
day in Caven Church. All ladies
are cordially invited to attend this
interdenomination service of prayer.
OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW COATS FOR SPRING IS READY
FOR YOUR APPROVAL. TWEEDS WILL BE VERY POPULAR THIS
SEASON. YOU WILL LIKE THE NEW EFFECTS, AND THEY ARE
SO SERVICEABLE #
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locals
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Miss Gertrude Stewart is visiting
• with an uncle and aunt in Listowel.
-1 Miss Nona Chambers, of London,
■ Dan Dew sDeni Hie week-end at her home here.
,^U mx. ’ I Mrs. Jas, Green is improving from
An epidemic of scarlet fever has attack of tonsilitis.
broken out this last few days in Ail- Mrs. Curtis Harness visited with
sa Craig with the result that the friends in town during the past week,
schools are closed for .a time. Al-1 Miss Ruth Collingwood has been
though it is a very mild type, all ni the past week and under the doc
precautions are being taken to pre
vent it spreading, and most of the I
(pli n I rl iiom tti +ha •tril In orzi en 11 ■**>•/-**1 /I _ *
ing country are being inoculated. I
Among those who attended the
funeral of the late Esther Horney
from a distance were: Mr; Richard
Needham, of Kindcardine; Mr.
Henry and Ed. Horney, of Goderich;
Mrs. Joe Carter, Auburn; Mrs. Wes.
Jefferson, Seaforth; Mr. Ed. Down!meutls 111 town over we^'wlu‘>
and Mrs.
Mrs. P. Jefferson, of St. Thomas; Mr.!------------- . ■
and Mrs. Wm. Horney, of Kippen and (farm in McGillivray for the summer.
Mrs. C. Carter, of Clandeboye.
tor’s care,
„ Mr. .and Mrs. W. J. Statham, of
children in the village and surround-; London, spent the week-end with
| Miss M. Horney.
Miss ERa Jones, of Stratford,
spent the eek-end with her parents
(Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones.
I Mrs. D. Mack, of Tillsonburg,
(formerly of Exeter, visited with her
■friends in town over the week-end.
;. Grace Shedden and Mr, and I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Winegarden, of
Jefferson, of St. Thomas; Mr J Exeter North, have moved onto their
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding A.T.C.M,
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.m.—“Search for the Way”
first Lenten message.
p.m,—Sunday School.
p.m.—“Cause for Complaint”. 2nd
in series on “Jottings from Job.”
NOTE—A special Lenten class of
all boys and girls of 12 and over,
will be led by the pastor during the
Church School hour, each Siunday,
from now until Easter. Will all
those looking forward toward mem
bership in the church please plan
attend.
Women’s Association will meet
Thursday, March 6th at 3 p.m.
The W.
prayer will
at 3 p.m.
church,
11
3
7
Our
to
on
ofM. S. World’s Day
be held' Friday afternoon
in Caven Presbyterian
Mrs. Gordon Davis and son Don
ald, of Toronto, are visiting with
A meeting of the Junior Farmers tlieir aunt Miss M. Horney at pres-
id Junior Women’s Institute in ’ ent.and Junior
Senior’s Hall on Thursday, March
13 th, at S p.m. A debate will be
given entitled “Resolved that the
keeping of beef cattle is more pro
fitable in Huron County than dairy
cattle,” followed by a general dis
cussion on farm work, Everybody
welcome, •
We have been approached ^sev
eral farmers using our Calfjfeal, to offer a special prize at the J$ul Fairs
Exeter and Kirk
beef fed contiri
finish on our
50 pounds of C
pounds of Cal
Exeter not eli
HARVEY BROS
baby
ously J^om start to
If MjKl. First prize
2nd prize 25
. Winners at
s$le at Kirkton.—
Mrs. Samuel Parsons returned to
hei' home Saturday from Victoria
hospital, London, following her re
cent operation.
Mrs. Norman Knight and children,
of Seaforth,- are visiting at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Andrew.
Mr. Ed. Penhale is moving from
the Metropolitan Hotel block into
Mr. Winegarden’s new residence in
Exeter north. «
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rundle, of
MAIN ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
a.m.—The Pastor will preach.
-Church School
-“The Elder Brother”
11
3 p.m.-
7 p.m.-
On Friday at 3 p.m. the W. .M, S.
day of prayer at Caven church.
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NOTICE—Afterj this$Fweek
chopping mill at Ba^rhar will
on Mondays, WecMsdays and
days.—E. POLLEN y
FOR SALE—A 5-1’4
eer cottage, on _hydro, furnace a£^roath.
Apply to M.
m brick
Street,
.orney
FOR SiALE—Goo:
Apply at - Timesj^
gander.
3-6-ltc.
GOLD. DOLLAR HOSE
It is better than ever this season. Comes
in the newest shades at $l.Q0
STAMPED MATS
Another shipment pf new designs in
small, medium and large sizes, 65, 75, 85c
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK
A fine bleached cloth in a neat pattern
56 inches wide, very special at per yd. 69 c.
MINER RUBBER BOOTS
They can’t be beat. Asia the fellow who
wears them, $4.00 to $4JC
New Styles in Dresses forSpring
tN THE NEW SPRING
tt$N GREEN, MONET BLUE,
BIEGE MADE FROM HEAVY JffiRANESE CREPE. SEE OUR
SPECIAL LINE IN CREPES AT $9^95
IN THE NEW SPRING SILHOUETTE
SHADES OF PURPLE DAHLIA, CORINT1
AND
PAI
OU!
TH]
New Wallpajers at Popular Prices
rou WILL FIND
■RS IN THE NEWjfODERNISTIC DESIGNS
NEW WALLPA1
INTERIOR OE#OUR HOME.
E A SPLENDID RANGE OF NEW WALL
A FEW ROLLS OF
S WILL MAKE A GREAT IMPROVEMENT TO
NEW PRHNT ROOM LOTS OF WALL PAPER
Enough paper and border in each lot to
do an ordinary room. Special at 98c. and
$1.48.
ray new patterns in
laranteed fast at per
| showing
!>lors are
10 and 35
We are,
prints. U
yard, 25, |
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A., Rector
Miss K. M. MacFaul, Organist
First Sunday in Lent
-Morning Prayer and Ser-
Reality of
Spqcia.in Groceries for Thurs. Fri. and Sat.
with
3-6-2tc
Miss Mar.t^a ^lunter^lSpirella Cor-
’ ■* theJMwest models
c,^tfor demonstr,a-
Apyone fishing to see them
ial Spring canvas,
Jsidence, William St.
setierre, h^fe) nrf
of fitted.f'garml
tion.
before the m
kindly call at :
• or phone 13w.
FOR SALE—A commodioj.^1 brick
cottage situate on the W^r'side of
Main -.Street, Exeter, Qn^rio, equipp
ed with bath and elo$mc lights, hard
and soft watar, ah^Ytwo frame houses with sui^blwgrounds. For fur
ther partiema^ .and terms apply to
Carling & Morley, Solicitors; Exeter,
Ont. 3-6-3tc.
Wilson's Grocfery^Eave taken the agency for PelAa^n Nurse,^ stock.
Your order solicited.
RED CLOVEf -SEI. 5 FOR SALE
—Govt, grade ^fo.certificate No.
49-6982. Firsl^ $ze at the Hensall
Seed Show, $1&.5O a bus. Applyr?to
Ed. W. Munn, R. R. No. 1, Hej^all.
7-2tc.
....Slierlock-Mannlwg PjjSlm complete,
With bench guaranteqj for five years
at one hall’ the freg
See and heaw.
ar price,
is Piano and
cide for yoursel'tT
MARTINS* MUSIC STORE
de-
onFOR RENT— Frame cottageSt. Apb^ at Times-Advo-
2-20-3tc.
y ' ..
OR
Gidley
cate.
FARM FORWENT
—lot 9, Concession
lias a frame
about 20 acr
ply to Alonzo gHe
Gladman & St
ouse.1
SALE
m. It
k barn and
ploughed. Ap-
n, Crediton, or
ry, Exeter, Ont,
,^-20-tfc.
and Bible
the Church.
8 !b Codlcimp Onions
Palmolive Soap ....
Large Jar Orange Marmalade
25c.38c.
. . 8 for 47c.
34c.
Large Jar Raspberry Jam
Princess Soap Flakes......................23c, pkg.
Special Tea (Black, Green or Mixed) 49c<
11 a.m.-
mon. Subject; “The
Religion.”
3 p.m.—Sunday School
Class. Bible Class in
7 p.m.—Evensong and .Sermon. Sub
ject: “Thomas A. Kempe’s ‘Imita
tion of Christ’ ” First in the Len
ten series, of “Some great Spirit
ual Books of Christianity.”
Wednesday, March 5th (Ash Wed
nesday) the first of a series of Len
ten Lantern slides will he given in
the Parish. I-lall at 8 p.m.. These
lantern slides will be given even'
Wednesday night throughout Lent.
No one should miss these interesting
services.
NOTE—-Holy Communion at 11
a.m. on First Sunday of the month
and' at 8 a.m. on the Third Sunday
of the month.
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Southcott Bros.
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Big
Reduction Sale ; sS
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Rev.
Thelma
Sunday
Borden
a pain-with
hands. While
HOUSE AND LO| SALE—Oil Victoria SL AiCwTo^J. R. Hind
Exeter. 2-20-tfc<
If you wish tosbnirbr sell a farm ■or house seb R. #JFlckard, Exeter.
HOGARTH DARY CttlOKA
HATCHERY
feeds
Our styppiy bf feeds are,
complete than ever an’ ‘
in Chick Starter, Gro1
Feed, Loy Mash* R
Meal, Ad tai fa MOtll^
Gfit, Condensed
be proiwtiy fin
BlpiJI^ed
fcfi'
It 1
hW ie
Oiif e|
arfe (-1 •when!
^wmore
„’otit' needs
dash, Chick
Meal, Rdttd 'oyster Shell,
rt6i‘jhllfe^ etc, can
!y culling
e to have the call
___ from ydur®s $2.00 per lOO'hens. We
myers of pduUrYr Call us
hava pbttltry to eielt
Inspector E. C. Beacom, of Gode
rich, spent last week in Exeter ex
amining the pupils of the public
school. He reports everything in
good order.
Street Commissioner Bissett has
had a gang of men opening up some
of the drains in town to relieve the
water that had gathered in a num
ber of cellars.
Mr. W. J. Beer, Mr. Earl Russell,
Mrs. Dave Russell.and Miss
Taylor motored to Millbank
and were the guests of
and Mrs. Cunningham.
Mrs. Jas. Willis met
ful injury to one of her
in the act of closing a door the door
blew shut catching the hand between
inflicting a nasty wound.
Mr. Enos Herdman, who for the
past few months has been with the
Mutual Assurance Company, in To
ronto, is spending this week with
relatives in the community.
Mrs. Wesley Dearing who recent
ly underwent an operation at Vic
toria Hospital, .London, was suffic
iently' improved’ as to be able to be
brought to her home on Sunday.
Miss Madeline Dearing, of London,
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Dearing, She
was accompanied to Exeter by Mr.
Green and lady friend of the city.
Mr. Logan Craig, publisher of the
Wingham Advance-Times is serious
ly ill at his home and his condition
is causing anxiety. We hope to hear
of Brother Craig’s early improve
ment.
The Heifkall public school hockey
team played a game with the Exeter
bdys at the Dome Rink on Saturday
to play off a tie. Exeter won by the
score of 2-1. The ice was none too
good.
Mrs. E. jory, an. aged lady, of Ex
eter, had the misfortune to fail on
Friday last while crossing the kit
chen floor dislocating her right arm
at the shoujder. It was set by Dr.
Fletcher,
Mr. and Mrs, J, G. Ihglis, (nee
Miss M< G. Bayne) formerly a teach
er on the Exeter High School staff,
visited in town on -Thursday last,
Hensall Seniors will play an ex
hibition game of hockey with Exeter
Seniors on Friday night.
The Exeter Women’s Institute held
a pancake social in tlje Oddfellows
Block on Tuesday evening. The la
dies provided a splendid, supper
which was fairly well patronized.
Dr. and Mrs. Ferguson, of Pon
tiac, Mich,, motored over and visited
for a couple of days last week in
town. They brought'with them Mrs.
C.' B. Snell who has been visiting
with her brother since the death of
the late Mr. Snell.
Mr. Milton Brock, of Usborne, who
has a splendid flock of White Leg-,
horns on Saturday brought into <ne
Hogarth Hatchery 130 dozen eggs
for which he received the magnifi
cent sum of $50,50.
Mrs. Fred Mitchell, of Toronto, is
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hogarth. Mr. Mit
chell has resigned his position in
Toronto and is leaving the first of
next month to take a similar posi
tion at Edmonton, Alta.
OmWiew shij)iii6ii£ Of leg hands. Mi1* and Mrs* Inglis still leave
hM JustM-rfvod. All sizes and C6-| shortly tor tlieir future home In Kit-
jars. Alla‘
In order to reduce our big
stock of furniture we will give
the biggest bargains ever
ed in Exeter. Chesterfield Suites
from $99 to $165 and wqjfh up
to $200. Dining-roomJ^iSuites
$75 ub. Bed room states $40
up. Easy chairs at Jpesis than
cost. Cduches, springs and mat
tresses way down iwprice. Mar
shall
lamp in Itore for^lO.OO. Thes«
are the biggest bargains you will
ever get. 1 M
i
stresses J$16.75. Any
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R.J ROWE
PMpne 20J
Funeral Director & Furniture Dealer
Mr. and Mrs. R. Terry have moved
back to their home in Exeter after
farming for tlie past couple of years
in Hibbert. They disposed of their
property in Hibbert to R. T'ayloi* of|
Kippen. The neighbors gathered to
welcome the aged couple back to
town.
W. R. GOULDING/
4. I. C. M. ' ■■
Oi'gaiiist and Choirmaster
James St. United Chdrch
iction iiw"
1 Org^r Theory
MusidBn Schools
pll01ie 102
•NT
Instri
I*iano Vocal
Supervisor of
Studio, Main St.
EXETE^
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Tip Top Clothes jffe
Canada for/ their smi
thAir wonderful valjre.
forXthem is backedfby two and a half mil-
lionysatisfied cusjbmers. :
NDW, we invi» you to call at'our store
and Isee samplar of the new fabrics and patterns for Spring in this well-known
Over 2y) different materials offer
he widewt range to select your new r topcoat from, if you buy here!
jry clo/h is guaranteed fine all-wool!-
known all . over
art appearance and
, Every claim made
line.
you
suit <
Ev
All g trmei/s are designed by men recog
nized
All t;
Do in no'
tailori
throw
as* »yle 'leaders on this continent.
ilorwLg is done by master craftsmen.Jelay until the rush is on! Come,
f $24.00 buys any suit or topcoat,
!to your measure and guaranteed
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The A. Y. P. A. of the Trivitt
Memorial Church reproduced their
play “The Great Plummer Breach of
Promise Case” in the Parish Hall of
the Anglican church on Thursday
evening l,ast. The players again
took their parts well but the crowd
was not large.
A
Mr. Wesley Dearing, of Stephen,
has accepted a position as field-man
ager with'the Exeter Canning Com
pany. We understand that the Cann
ing Co,, are increasing their acreage
for peas around Kirkton and intend
erecting a coupieko£ viners at Kirk-
tOn to thresh the peas when they will
be brought to Exeter for 'canning.
March came in on Saturday In a
fairly lafpib-like way. Ditring Satur-
utday night it developed Ihto a lion
,ahd on Sunday it was cold and
hulstety with snow, The mild wea
ther of the latter part of February
was unseasonable, since which many
colds have developed. About halt
of the youngsters in the primary
room at the Publie School were homo
on Friday last through iijness.
Mrs. W. J. Heaman, of London,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. O. ‘M, Skel
ton,
CLEANING/TIME
WILL SOON Bit HERE
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A FtjRj STOCK ON
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IMENTS
(AlESTElV'lELI>fSUITES, DlNlNCl
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•IALL PIECES
'livJk'd any distance.
WE HAVE
HAND TO M.E1
IREQUIR
ROOM. SUITES
LOTstOF 1
Goods
H. R1
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HOPPBR
RL DIRECTOR
?URE DEALER '
Rone 99
&1^Tip Top Clothes
til ■SB ■Bill
DOROTHY E. GRA
A, L. C. M.
(Honor GvadUi^b) Loi
UCiiitnsi
Piano, Violin
Studio N< Al
EXETf
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CK
Englandpoii,
in
iony,
^Street, Box ico
f ONTARIO
Theory
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
SHARPENED (any
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DOUBLE ......
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W. a/ouEDRUGCiST
3 c
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Ernest G
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JU IjwCtiAXCB BROKER
Representing
ai Life of Canada
Fire, Automobile, Etc.
Tuesday was Shrove Tuesday and
Wednesday, Ash Wednesday, the be*
ginning .of Lent,
Miss Laura Knight, of London*
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs, Ek Knight.