The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-04-10, Page 8lone your order.
on Good Friday
e for breakfasts Butter 39c-
extras 26c.
firsts 23c.,
seconds 20c.
$11.75.AND DAINTY
.1 confections
N< urishing Materials
WU|. be deliver?
mic ming in
jeave or
e lstei
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1-08 standard
Gats 50c.
Barley GUe.
Manitoba Flour $4.40
Model Flour $4.0,0
lJastry Flour $3.60
Feed Flour 40.0(1 a ton
Shorts $1.85
Bran $1.80
Creamery Butter 40c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
dieton’s Bakery
Phone 52
' .. " . ...
Communion service together with
a reception of new members was
hejd m the Main Street church on
Sunday morning when 2
bers
new mem-
were received into the .church,
V
Jx. r
The Ladies of Caven
church
cooking
^tllG Exp
12th. ,
ed.
meeting of the Junioi
the Junior
A
and
in Senior’s^Hall
day, April 10th,
will be provide
come.
J^hrmers
^Institute
on Thnrs-
cial program
vorybody wel-
Re
eery
ad
20 hwad ofWjANTED—About
cattle to pasture for jthojXeason to
run with my own eaftlflf Apply to
Ed. Broderick, Exetejp’R. R. No. 1,
Phone 13r83, Hensall.
FOE SALE—10 Ontario U^rses,
3 to 7 years old, 1,200 to L$nO Jbsg
1 pair 12 years oli|; 2 d^ers, four
years eld. Apply Ao
ton, Exeter, Phons
FOR SALE—Kitchem eabj^et, al
most like new. Apply® Tiu^es-Advo-
cate. ltc.
Turn SI) AY, APRIL 10, 1030THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. Dewmyil Rhod^, M, 4.
Minister
Miss Long Coates, AJaGAL, OygMtet
10.Q0 a-m.’—Sunday School
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
REV, R. C. McDERMID
of Knox Church, Goderich
will preach
Smart Top Coats
For Easter
You will w$nt a
smart Top Coat for
Easter, Let us show
you the splendid val
we offer at $13,50JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D, McTavisli, Pastdr
W/ R. Goulding A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.111.—-Rev, H, D. Moyer, of Pres
ton.
p.m,—Special Catechumen class.
Will the candidates all bring their
cards of decision next Sunday. 'r
pan.—“Give me a pledge?” 7th
in the series on “Jottings of Job.”
Job 17; 3.
Pi
he
gro-
a sa
byte ria n
of home-
1 north of
lay, April
serv-
locals
J
will hold
in the
ress office
.fternoftn
The Main Street
will hold a homo-m: at B. W. F. Bea^
Siaturday, Apr® Jj^tl
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New Styles in
Arrow &Tooke
Shirts
For Easter some with
collar attached and others
have two stiff collars.
Priced $1.95 to $3.00
sure
in announcing that we have been suc
cessful in secyring the franchise in this
territory for "ROY A L YO RK"ztailored-
'• , 4-
This new line of tai!orea-to-measure
suits and overcoats is made by Canada*?
oldest clothing house to
to-measure clothes,
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
. a.in.—-The Christian in. his proper
place.
pan.-—Our church school
p.m.—Our Colleges. Rev. H. D.
Moyer, of Preston, will address the
congregation. 1
7.30 p.m.—Thursday, our mid-week
service.
8 p.111.—Friday evening. The Ol’r
fical Board will meet.
Mens’ Oxfords
for
Men’s Oxfords thlt are
comfortable as wel
smart in appearancel The
prices too are reasonable
$5.00 $6.00 $150
rn^et the
increasing demand fpr a l|f|h-grade
garment at $27,50.
At this price we be
public a dollar for d
Mr. John Luxton is confined to his
home with
Mr. and
in London
Mr. and
visited in London 011 Monday.
Mrs. Maurice Coates, of Usborne,
who has been ill, continues to im
prove.
Mrs. Henry Squire, who has peen
seriously ill with pneumonia is on
the mend.
Miss Viola Hodgson is entertain
ing a number of girl friends on Wed
nesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hennessey and
son Jack are visiting, with relatives
at Lindsay.
Mr. John Humble, -of Sarnia, vis
ited with Mr. }jnd Mrs. W. H. Dear
ing? on Saturday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Eli King, of Credi-
’ ton, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jory and son
Donald, and Mrs. E. J’ory visited for
a few days in Brantford.
Mrs. M. McNicol, who lias been
tending her aunt, Mrs. Melville of
the Thames Road has returned to
her home here.
Donald, son of Mi*, and Mrs. Oran
Winer had the misfortune to fall
Sunday evening fracturig his right
arm near the shoulder.
Mrs. Chas. Prout, who has been
confined to her home on Highway
No. 4, south of Exeter, is, we
pleased to say, improving.
Mf. Harry Carey, who was
cently employed with Mr. , Elmore
Harness as barbhr lias taken a posi
tion with Mr. G. Flynn. .
' Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Cox, of St.
Thomas, was the guest of Mrs. Amel
ia Dale at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
-W- T. Acheson on Sunday.
The dance in the Opera House on
Friday evening last by the Vaga
bond Orchestra, of Wingham, was
enjoyed by a large crowd.
The Huron Presbyterial Conl'er-
Jonce of the W.M.S. will convene in
Seaforth, Northside United church
, on Wednesday, April 30, 193 0.
Mr. Chas. Acheson and Miss Gray, ' of London and Mr. Dwight Evans, of
I Blenheim, were guests at the home
I of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
i>W. T. Acheson on Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robinson and
sen Peter, and Mr. James McDonald
of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Dearing, of London, visited with
1 Mrs. T. G. Creech and other relatives
on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Tuckey, who has been
receiving treatment at a hospital in
London for several weeks, has been
able to leave and is now staying at
. the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.
Davis, Lorne Ave., -London.
Master Jack Harness, whg recent-
|;ly had Iiis right log amputated at
1 Victoria Hospital in Loudon follow
ing a runaway accident on. February
15tli, was able to return to his home
Sunday.
Mr. W. Pethick, who recently dis-
1 posed of his gas station in Exeter
’ North, is moving to Stratford where
he lias secured a position. He moved Shis furniture on Friday last and Mrs.
Petlpck and sou will join him.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harvey spent
the week-end in Hamilton with the
Apply to' latter’s brother Mr. and Mrs. B.
............ 'Gillies. Mrs. Harvey’s mother Mrs.
1 A. Gillies returned home with them
(after spending the wintei
[Son.
I Miss -Gertrude Robinson
...ham, accompanist for the__L 7 . "
so; l^ETik barn and, sigter
TaJ^Fploiighed. Ap-
$0Tden,. Crediton, O.r
red Ellering-
» ltc.
WARNING — Boys using sling
shots or catapults are warned not to
destroy street lights or they will bo
prosecuted.—By Order Public Utili
ties Commission.
Anyone wanting cattle pm^re for
season apply to FredjA. JMTerington,
Exeter, Prices reasonp-U^; 4-10-3 tc
It is just one year ago todayjApril
10th that we opened our .j^ocery
store to thejpuhlie and y^Twish to • take this opbortunitj
our sincere
ronage tliatfhas- be
ing that tifie
you better Jin t
lanks 101
given us dur-
liope to . serve
future, •
FOR SALE—a/£&ne$ wanting to
get young calves/.aliih^’eds, aPPly to
I-Ioward
J4 r 7
McCurdy virkton. Phone
4-10-2tp
.FOR
calf, 13
Ilirtzel,
36 V 3.
SALE—Thoroughkff'ed, hull
months old.i'ApjRy to John
R, R. No. l,4Crs6iton, phone
Crediton.. 4-10-tfc.. .1
SALE OR REN 75 acres
of pasture, mostly |Ieaj^d and pro
ducing grass, runnii
Con. 7, HayAA-W'. 'C
FOR
Vter, Lot 47^.
‘earce, Exeter,
ltp.
F-OR SALE—quantity of
ensilage. Apply'to U. H. May,
Centralia. ■ ,
FOR SALE—Brboder stove, W0.00 chick size; choice of Miller owfRoyal
Purple; price $16.00/ Pl]$me SS
Kirkton. Mrs. Andre]/ ^Hristie.
-4-l-0-2tc.
|F have
‘■encing.
iur order.
Miller
Mr. J. S. Dignan- and sq;
taken the agency for Vfitej
Siee them before placin;
If wanting choice ,^ap.le ^^rup
phone A. Morgan. Guapihte^'tf’above
standard. $2.25 a /aW^deBvered.
Phone 171 r 32 Ex&T
ppjes^and turnips
^nmilia, phone
r>S4-3-2tp. I-
-S—-Jc
FOR RENT—FmmeF cottage on
Gidley St. Apply foFTimes Advo- ;
cate‘ r ■
WANTED—Spy app!
Apply Frank Lewis,
Crediton 40r24.
FOR SALE-—S^’d barldy O.A.C. Np. 21 and seedAVhJat Maquis. Bar
ley 90c.; wheat? $1^4^,’g^ppiy Stan-
,v Idy Mitchell, R. R.fNo. l,. Hensail.
J ; 4-3-2tp.
FOR RENT-
land, runniug v
5, Con., 6, Hajt;
•James Deaijdg*
Dearing, R;, R,
75 acres of pasture
^Wfe^t % of Lot
washing .
n c(]<ye of Wesley
*zlFExeter.
3-M-3tc.
FARM FORWENT OR,J^)R SALE
-—lot 9, Conce
• has a frame h
' about 20 acre
ply to Alonzo
Giadman & Stanbury, Exeter, Ont.
J' 2-20-tfc,
: HOUSE AND LOTWOR -SALE—
On Victoria St. Appsjy to J. R. Hind
Exetei*. - 2-20-tfc.
ion 5 ephen.
the flu.
Mrs, Thos. Pryde visited
on Thursday.,
Mrs. B. W. F, Beavers
at-
to
are
re-
with her
of Wlug-
........., __________ ______ Vagabond • Orchestra, spent Saturday with her
on
)Ok
ro-
h Hopper and
Mrs. Hopper t
nt the day with
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A., Rector
Miss K. M. MacFauI, Organist
Sixth Sunday in Lent
(Palm Sunday)
. a.m.—Morning Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: “The Cross of
Christ.”
pan.—Bunday School
p.m.—Evensong and Siermon. Sub
ject: “Confession "of Sins.”
p.m.—Wednesday niglit in the
Parish Hall. Lenten Lantern
Slides. The crowds- who attend
these slides are getting larger and
larger. A fine set of slides will
be shown next AVeclnesday night.
NOTE-—Holy Communion at 11
a.m. on First Sunday of the month
and at 8 a.m. on the Third .Sunday
of tpe month.
11
3
7
8
as
Biltmore Hal
for Men |
You will find the s
and color in our fin^j
’ sortment. |
Priced $4.50 & $|.00
New Neckwear
For Spring!
Including several gnew
patterns in beautiful| col
oring. 1
Priced at $1.01
If yoti wish to .buy^'r sell a farm
OF house sec R. E ckard, Exeter.
HOGARTH BABY CHICK
/ HATCHERY
* FEEDS.
** Our supply of feddsiste now more
needs
Chick
Bone
Shell,
cbtiijiiete4.han ever
In Chick Starter,, “
Feed,.
Meal,
Grit,;C
be pro
the
ar value never
before reached.
We can guarantee that the finest of
woollen fabrics-jF the newest and most
popular color^^onstitute the materials
used in t
YORK" s
o
Lest of
their co
the^making of "ROYAL
s and overcoats. Only the
rkmanship will be found in
truction.
invite you to come to our store
spect the new "ROYAL YORK"
cy CLOTHE?
czMeasure
Mrs. Esther Ball, widow of the late
Rev. John Andrew Bal}, died Friday’
at her residence in London aged 78!
years. Mr. Ball predeceased 'her
about four years ago. Her maiden
name was Esther. Chrysler, of Delhi
and the funeral too place to the Delhi
cemetery on Monday.
Mr. Albert Keruick will hold an
auction sale’ of his household effects
on 'Satuiday next following which
Mrs. Kernick and family will leave
for Toronto to join Mr. Kernick who
has been employed there for some
time. Mr. Earl Parsons will move
into the residence vacated by Mrs.
Kernick.
Mr. James R. Bright, son of the
late Dr. Bright, formerly of Exeter,
who is a law student at the Univer
sity of Toronto, has been awarcicd
the M'oss Scholarship at the Univer
sity of ‘Toronto. Jim, who ...... "
bright student at the Exeter
has had a brilliant scholastic
winning several scholarship.
jMrs. E. J. Christie was
chener on Tuesday evening
week attending a convention
banquet of the coal dealers of the
, district given by the J. B. McMuricb
Co. Inc., Oswego, producers of the
D. & H. coal. Following the ban
quet there was an interesting series
of motion pictures showing the min
ing of the -coal from the time the
miner entered the pit until the coal
Was shipped . It showed the work
underground the blasting, hoisting,
grading, etc. and was very instruct
ive. For several days Mrs. Christie
was the' guest of Mrs. McMurich.
j Several from Exeter attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Jane
. Boyle, who died in London -on Tues
day of last week and who w
fed in St. James cemetery,
boye, on Thursday afternoon
Boyle was a former resident
tralia. The pall-bearers were
H. Boyle, C. Boyle, ]i
Bowden, E. McFalls and B. McFalls.
The many friends of Mr. AV. J.
Statham, of London, formerly of Ex
eter, will regret to know that he is
suffering from an infection of the
left arm and that he is carrying it
in a plasteV cast and that he will lie
off work for some tim6. Mr. Stat
ham has been employed at .Peter’s
Bakerooms-. Miss Mineretta Horney
R, N., sister-in-law of Mr. Statham,
left last week to spend a few days
wjth Mr. and Mrs.,Statham.
M1 —-y:-- —--r-; --T • • -------
Mr. B. W. F. Beavers and sons
George and Reg., visited the form
er’s mother in Blanshard on Sunday.
was a
school,
career,
D
Phones:
PHONE 81wUSED
of
You]
as
Cli
FORD
will like
r27
ir $250.00
1027
2 for $225.00
■s
e of Canada
Automobile* Etc.
FORD TCDOR 1929^
Like new for $490.0^
FORI) ROADSTER, Jb29
Rumble Seat for $4j?5.00 R5E BROKER
ANCE>AND
VICE
:.WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DA
STOCK OF FURNITURE
. SELLINC -----------
LOWEST
TO SU
AT THE VBRY
OSSIBLE PRICES
THE TJMES
AMB'
FUNE
Oj and 20w
Ford Dealers
bur-
m de
Mrs.
Cen-
Messrs,
Bowden, H.
SPRING
CLEANING
will Soon be
Ernest C. Harvey
GVENteRAL NSUR
Mutua
Life,
Ru
Wit
FORD
Balloon
DERA I
A late
A FORT) COACH,
Smendid condition J
t
S’J
DELIVERY
c’uev:
102-2
!< 1,022
for $75.00
I’E,
for
WE H/\VE A FULlJ^TOCK ON.
HAND TO^MiteteT,
JiteQUIRE
CHESTEItJHllLD !
ROOM SI|JTES,
LOTS
Goods tlefive
I sister, Mrs. E. R. -' Sunday Mr, and
* lifer home and spei
ldtives. "
‘Mr, and Mrs.
two’ daughters, 0;
. Stephenson and daughtor
i and Miss.
Hospital,
‘ week-end
Jaques.
1 . Mr? B.
cessful.. demonstratione !nf . .
Lacquer and Alabastine at his hard
ware store on. Friday and Saturday
last. A couple, of repi’esentatives'
tyere present to conduct the demon-
stration, ’
Tiib section - was vssitod 'With
another snow storm accompanied by
cold winds - on., Monday and the
ground was again.covered with snow
•1 couple of inches deep. It is said
spring is just around th(f corner. We
are still looking for that corner,
Mr, Latinjef Griove, who rocently
! disposed of his dru^ business In
Stralhroy owing to ili-health has
moved with his wife $fid two children
/Helen and Jean to Exeter and
living with the former’s father,
James Gfieve. They will spend
( summer at Grand Bend.
RvssBI Peart
f Rockwood;
of
Ina ,Jaques, of Victoria
London, visited over the
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Mrs.
Birr
W< F. Beavers ncld a sac-
brushing
MAIN ST. WOMEN’S
ASSOCIATION
FORD
Balloon tire
OLET TOVRING
pecial for $05.00
(Honor Grad
-.1Piano, Violi
Studio N.
EXE
ICK
England,
Theory’
LL YOUR
1.TES, DINIXG
JEDDING AND
LL PIECES
<1 any distance.
DOROTHY &'
ZOR B
iondou,
ion in.
armony,
ent Street, Box .160
R, ONTARIO
■W'
ES
13. R
FUNEl
FUltNIX
OPPBR
L DIRECTOR
RE DEALER
Phone 90
SAFETY
SHARPENED (animate*)
SINGLE EDG .... Sc-
DOUBLE EDG .. Im
perfect te<
D TRI CK, 1927
le, good tires, $200.00
RD WRECK, 1922
go stock rack for $150.00
*ORD COCPi
delivery box
ERA!/ TlttJCKING
L KINDS
ROS.
FARMERS
regular meeting of the Wo
Association of the Main St.
Church was held in the
parlors on Thursday after
Mrs. G. >S. Howard had
of the devotional exercises,
The
men’s
United
church
noon,
charge ________
which consisted of responsive toad*
ing and the singing of two hymns,
'Ci... L'_——reported
in the
A south
of the town, Mrs. F, J. Wick-
was elected unanimously for se-
vied-presidont, After
Pa,rt of the meeting
d your
W MaSb,
bef Meat,
Oyster
ittermilk, etc. can
G W. 5. COL * DRUGGIST
qy Mash,
Haifa Me
iidenso.d
ptly fit
OtrI y calling
flow tMhe to have the cull
trans d'lhitmfJd from your flock,
ehalge $2.00 per 1.00 hens. Wo
ers of poultry. Call us
, whfin yni ave poultry to sell. w
0ur iiCW shipment Ot leg hand#
hM Jusb afrived. All Sizes and co
lor®. ''
tt
ai‘6
Mr,
the
The Calling Committee
making twenty-seven call
north and sixteen calls in tin
part
Wire
cjon0
ness
pleasant; social time was
tvhleh lunch was sotted*
for $50.00
TWO-WHteteL TibiILKR
New tiros and tubes and now box
$60.00
J/ORD
RcasoniMtlo Rates
Phone 237
UKING SOLICITED DING -W. R. Go
Exeter,
tile bufji*
. a very
shout tit
SANDY ELLIOT
Exeter — Zurich]
a man singln*Maid—"Thoro’s
outside the door, ma’am. Me wants
to know If you’d assist him.”
Mistress—"Teri him I don’t sing.”
^4 1 ,
Organist and AMtoivinaSfor
jabicSjJJt,. I'/iteil Church, A
ion in
Organ Tfeecwy
Music In Schools.
Dfiino v<
Supdfvfsor
Studio, Main St Box 57, Phone IDS?