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ay Council min-
for^■phe reportFof
■Fit was stated that Mr. C. Ald-
■o^'th received $11,55. It should
fi^ye read $7.50.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Green and
family of Chatham, are Visiting with
their parents Mr. and. Mrs. James
Green, and, other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J+ Gordon Davis and
sea Donald, Miss Lulu McDonald, of
Toronto, visited over the Holiday at
the letter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. McDonald.
Mrs. W. J. Heaman, of London,
was up one day last week and took
hack her her mother, Mrs. Skelton,
who had been ill with influenza at
Dr. Fletcher’s Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Taylor, Mr.
and Dfrs. Chas. Kerslake and Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Culbert were in South
Yarmouth on Monday attending the
funeral of their aunt Mrs, Thirza
Button, who succumbed to burns re
received while cleaning up her lawn
Exeter Markets
Wheat §1.10 standard
Oats 50c.
Barley 00c.
Manitoba Flour $4,40
Model Flour $4.00
Pastry Flour $3.60
Feed.-Flour 4Q.0O. a ton
Shorts §1.85
BrahԤ1.80
Creamery Butter 37c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
Butter 32-35C.
extras 26e.
firsts g3c.
seconds 20o.
.§11.5’0.yiMliyiwygwi ..r~.
Read Harvey’s R§^
eery advt, ont^sTOve.
ChQic&^?yT
at(S^fueott Broi
on
■■-^'White gro
ove.
y Butter 35c.
Eebtt Bros.
rogula:
Institu
ai’tej
We have just
NO. 1 feed oats.'
oats and will n
Get your supply
ed a special pi
fed on our ExC
start feeding r
meal is equallv^as
little pigs as itfis foi
We have infta]le
for making
We carry a efin
chick feeds
d.
1 Calf Die
unloaded a car q
hey are good he
ike excellent
0 early. We
eeves
f better
his calf
r starting
ves.
special reel
cratch feed,
te stock of baby
jPBasonable prices.
Harvey Bros.
The
men’s
Tuesday
at the homo
Any of the w
or bulbs for
thojtfi along,
foraL culture
and 20wwith air.
PHONE 81
ErnestFord Dealers
and. family
week visit-
Pboiies: 2
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
GHURCH
Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, M- At
MlnJster
Miss Lena Coates* A.L.O»MU Organist
10.00 a.ni.—Sunday School
11 a.ni.—-“The Unjust steward,
7 pan,—“The Inescapable Christ.”,
The members of the Oddfellows*
Lpjlge will attend the evening
Service
■ra pound
Ex-
next
clock
ers on flowers
. be given.
7
■o
Harvey,
flower seed
lense bring
and
oon at
t Mrs.
nen
'' meeting of
\ will be
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev, D. MeTavish. Pastor
W. R. Goulding A.T.C.M,
Organist and Choir-Leader
Sunday School Anniversary
Roy^Dladstone E. Wood, B.D.,
S^pFaul's United Church, Parkhill,
" preacner
aan.—“What is the Sunday
311001.
m.—Special service in tlie audi
torium. Address 'by Mr. Wood
“Vital Things”, Distribution
seals and diplomas,
p.m.—“Four Things we
with Life
Sarnia, with liis
Pilon,
Moir
of
of
Windsor, with
St. Catherines
To men who are contemplating
the purchase of a neii^Suit or
topcoat this spring, tfe suggest
'Royal York’ clothj^ tailored to
MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Fastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
Easter Services
L a.m.-*-Rev, Ben. Smillie, B.A.,
India, will address the W.M.<S.
The Easter Thankoffering Envel
opes will be received Sunday
morning and evening.
p.m.—Our Church School
p.m.—Presentation of the United
church work in India by Rev. Mr.
Smillie. All our Missionary or
ganization's are asked to attend
these .services.
p.m.—Thursday. Our Prayer and
Praise service.
Ht in by master
tailors—denning by one of the
highest -laTied craftsmen in
Ameri<J-<fine woollens from the
bestJBritish mills —made and
tely guaranteed by W. R.
histon and Co. Limited—it is
Ro wonder that 'Royal York’
clothes, introduced only last year,
already are the favorites of
thousands of Canadian men*
Come in today and see the new
'Royal York’ samples for spring
and summer! Every oiie repre
sents value you have never
dreamed was possible at $27.50)
tailored to measure. When you
see them you will understand why
"every Royal York customer is a
permanent customer
11
Among the Easter visitors in
ter were: '
Harry West, of
mother.
Mi\ Chas,
his family.Mr. E; ”CI
at his home,
Miss Frances Pearce, of London,
with her parents,
Mr. and Dlrs. Wm, Henderson, De
troit, with friends.
Mr. and Dlrs. Robt. Dinney, of Lon
don, with relatives.
Dr. Geo. Hind, of "Walkerton, with
his father Dlr. J. R. Hind.
Mr, Leopard Greb, of Detroit, at.
his home in Hay Township. ■
Mr. and Mrs. Arto Delve and daugh
ter, of Forest, with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johns and little
son, of Watford with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Bloomfield and daugh
ter, of London, with relatives.
• D'lrs. Diary Taylor, of London, at
the home of her father Mr. T. Hatter.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McNicol and
children, of Toronto, with relatives.
>Mr. Melvin Sims, of Windsor, with
his parents D|'r. and M|’s. K. J. Sims.
Dr. Wm. Lawson, of Toronto, with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Law-
son.
Mrs. Geo. A. Young, of London,
with hei- brother AV. "J. and Dlrs.
Beer.
Miss Dorothy.Snell, of St. Thomas,
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Snell.
Dl’r.
(onto,
man.
Mr.
his ps
chell.
Dr. .
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 1-ly.
Strang.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bradt and
family, of London with Mr. and Dlrs.
Jas. Jewell. ;-
Mrs. Harlejr Sanders and daugh
ter, of Windsor, with Mr.
Henry Kestle.
Mr. Grant Collingwood,
to, with his parents Mr.
-Thofouglfbrefl>Here- t. Collingwood.
« Apply | -Mr. Harold Wood, of
FOR SALE.—A nnm^er of calves.
Apply to Asa J. Wehhalei Phone
Crediton 171’34. >' <
$FOR SALE—
Situated and in
ssession can be
ppiy to G. J. Suth-
BRICK DWEL>IN
A neat dwelling
fine condition,
given at once, erland at the Hen&aJ^Fost Office.
LOST—C W 9$^|marker.
Times-Advoeate
Dented fenders
your car. Have
HURON GARAGE,
Apply
itp.-A—
|poiWfhe looks of
tfiejUn ‘ fixed at the
^•EXETER. A
all
crops. -Apply to N. 1^tasJ«ke, R. 1,
Exeter, phone 36r2 Dixs
4-24-tf
FOR SALE—Oi^an, mano case, in
good condition. (,0weJ§T8.OO Apply
to Albert, Gaiser; R<~T Dashwood.
• ’■ 4-^?4-ltp._____ *1
PASTURE*' FARM -FORWENT or
Will take. iiv^attle for Jme season, lots 16 and‘17 C®. lS^tephen. Ap
ply to Mrs. Ellen ijrasfyn, Clandeboye ■/.•-W' 4-24^tc
--------*““7-----------HOUSE FOR SALE—MetMl sized
"residence in good repair. Jrbargain.
Apply to Michael El Gladman
Stanbury, Exetey 4-24-tfc
"> FOR SALE—One roMk^w’. Apply
to Wm. Rivers, ExeteiV 4-24-ltp.
FOR SALE—’
ford bull calf, 13 mohths edd*
to John Hirtzel, R. NgjrJ, Credi-
ton, phone 36f2, Crepi^m ‘ 4-10-1$$'.... J
FOR RENT—75 acres of ,$n»jmre-
' ' ---- of-lot
r Apply to
of Wesley
ixeter.
land, running water; Wes^% of-lot
5, Con. 6, I-Iay T'ovfh'Shr
James Dearing, inf'c:
Dearing, R. R. No.jSL
FOR SALE—0ed bjarley
ment tested, r,egistered|nu
554; grade 2; germif
cent. Apply to Alv-im Walia, Qnt.
n
vern-
497^-
96 per
■y, Cen-
phone 40r4 Creditor^
tc.
F&R SALE— $5 St«
also one two-yeay-old
good condition,
Carter,
FOR
Did ley
vocate.
Clandeboyo.■17
ar-olds
All ill
) Gilbert J.
2tc
SALE—Frajfxe?/ <|ottage. on
Street. App 1 j®-*^i mespAd v o-
j^i7-2tp.
, Anyone wan ting fcatthFimsture. Tor
season apply to Eller^f^ton,
Eketer^Prices reastmable. ’^r-10-Jtc
Mr. J. S, Dignan Larson have
taken, the agency for Wire Fencing.
Sfeo ;'tit.cni before placing your drder.
&, ban
FARDI FOR RENT OR FO
•lot Concession 5, St
has a frame hou
about $0 acres
ply . to ,Aionzo H
Glhdmrin <& Stan
ALE
: It
larn and
igbed, Ap-
Crediton, or
Exeter, out.
jZ 2-20-t£c.
LQ^ for'
l^ply to J.
Xf yon wish to or Sell a farm
<>f house see R, E/Fickard? Exeter,
■ TioGARTnmABF chick »
* ■ hatchery ♦-
I - FEEDS ■
t Our supply of foods: tire now more
comfiiete than ever And your needs
In Chick Starter, Grow Mbsli, Chick
fFeed. jay Mash, Weef MedL Eotre
pMeal, Cai fa MecdV Oyster Shell,
E&flL Hhttensea Imttormilk, etc. edn
ine pro
HOUSE AND LO,
dn Victorio. St. j
Exeter. • , -. t
SALE—-
R. Kind
2-20-tfc.
3
7
8
11
3
7
I
and Mrs. Cluff and sons, To-
with Mr. and Mrs. ,W. Ryek-
Earl Mitchell, of Toronto, with
..rents Mr. add Mrs. ,Wm. Mit
Margaret Strang, of Hamilton
and airs.
of Toron-
and Mrs.
Chatham,
.with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Wood, of Usborne.
Mr. an<j Mrs. Frank Newman and
son Seldon, of Kingston, with Mr.
and Mrs, R, G. Seldon.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Merkley, of Lon
don, with the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Etherington.
Mr. and Mrs. Coxsworth and fam
ily with Mrs. Coxworth's parents
Mr. and ’Mrs. E. Hiedeman,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Gillies and. fam
ily, of Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Harvey and Mrs. A. Gillies.
Dr, 'J. M. Harvey, Messrs.. Howard
Dignan and Grant Sanders, of To
ronto, at their respective homes.
Mr. M. J. W. Senior, Mrs. Billings
and son, Toronto, with the former’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos. (Senior.
Miss Marguerite Aidworth,4 of
Stratford, with her parents Mr. and
'Mrs. <
(Mr,
two d:
Rohi
, Mi
and
onto,
ford.
Mi*, a
children
ledge’s .bai;9?t^'^pvUhd (Mrs. William Rivers.l^’t 4 "
Miss"'jSyIS Li a den fiejd, of the Vic
toria Hospital training staff, London,
spent Sunday, with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ev,Lindenfield.
Mr, and Mrs, H. S.
Miss Verna Walker, of
and Miss Jean Walker,
with Mrs. Win. Walker
Misses Npna Chambers, Madeline
Dearing, Gladys Huiikin, Messrs. J,
Grant, Ed. Taylor and Hugh Creech,
Of London, at their respective homes.
Mr, and Mrs. Beverley Acheson, of
Toronto; Mi*. Chas, Acheson and Miss
Phyllis Grey, oi^Bondou and Mr, D.
Evans, of Blenlieifn,,;ht» the home of
Mv. and;{Mrs. Wi T, Acheson.
Harold and John Kuntz
Dorothy Kunfii, of Wind-
Matilda Bertram, of De
Mr.‘and MH. Bickell, of
'ith Mr. and Mrs. William
Chas. Aidworth
and Mrs. W. C.
daughters Of Detroit
son’s mother M'rs. E
and Mrs. Griffith a
Mi.<
at
n
:s Dorothy I
the home of
of Sexsmith.
Robinson and
with Mrs.
• passih ore
nd children
r. of Tor-
Jar.. Iland-
osti
Mr.
d Mrs. Jack
of Dutton, v
Routledge and
'ith Mrs. Rout-
Stewart, nee
New Toronto
of London,
OULT GULLING .
w ilrroS to ■ Bay a. tho dttil
. from your
r.00 per iH hens. We
' of poultry. - Call us
It Is
rae’US elli
POur char
are cash -------- -
yohBdywpouItry 'te-Weiir- *. ■ v
p Our he iipment Of log bands
feds Just i &d, All S120S ahd jtjo*
.
Messrs,
and Miss
sot, Miss
troit, and
London, v,
Kuntz. ■
Miss Elliott, of Toronto, iMr, and
Mrs, Potter (nee Miss Grace carling)
Of Oshawa, and Miss Wihnifred Car
ling, of Toronto, visited at the homo
of Mr. I. 1L Carling 'and with other
01atlv.es lit town.
t Mrs. Jas, GreOn was in. Hensail
ofr Thursday of last tveok attending
,<ne funeral of her cousin the late
John Lepeer^
Mrs/Bmitli,. Toronto and Mrs. Mo*
creath and two sons Billy and Ron
ald, of Kincardine^ are visiting at
the home- of ml L AtftifcttA.g.
TRJVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A., Rector
Miss K. M. MacFaul, Organist
Sixth Sunday in Lent
Easter Sunday
First Sunday After Eastcx*
. a.m.-—Morning Prayer ahd Sermon. Subject: “Christ our Life.”
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Sub
ject: “The Communion of Saints.
Miss Florence West spent the
week-end in London.
Mrs. Amelia Dale spent Easter
with relatives in St. Thomas.
iMrs. F. Cook, of London, is Visit
ing for a few days with Mrs. S.
West.
Mrs. Itev. Kestle, of Bowmanville,
is visiting with relatives in this com-
unity.
Mr. Wm- Dignan, of Lucan, spent-
Good Friday with ‘his fatber -and
•brother. <
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Levett, of Lon
don, spent Saturday in town with
relatives.
Messrs. Wm. J. Northcott and W.
Geddes, of London, visited in town
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward and fam
ily spent the holidays with relatives
in London,
< Mr. Hy. Francis, of Seaforth, is
spending the week with his son Mr.
B. M. Francis.
Mrs. G. M. Lounds, R. N., of "Walk
erville, is visiting with her father
Mr. W. H. Leavett. ■
Mr. R. E. Davis, of Windsor, spent
Easter Monday with his parents Mr.
/and Mrs, S. Davis.
MT. and Mrs. R. M. <McPherson, of
Lucknow, spent Monday
and Mrs. J. S. Grant.
Rev. D. McTavish, wife
spent the forepart of the
ing relatives at Ripley.
Mrs. Wm. Edmunds,
Mich
Mr. i
Mi
visited with her son Dr. W. E. and
Mrs. Weekes on Good Friday.
Mr.
Easts
Of Mi
Mr.
spent-
Mits at the Main Street Parsonage.
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Love and Junior and Mr. Leonard Pfaff’, of Lon-'
don, spent Sunday with Mrs. William I
Pfaff.
M'rs. D,.McInnis and son Donald,
of Paisley, are visiting with the
.former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Sum.
Sweet,
Mr, and Mrs. M. R. Complin and
Freddy and Mrs. W. K. Fuke mot
ored to Toronto- for Good Friday and
Easter.
J. Moorhouse.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack MdcLcaii and
daughter Dotis and Betty, >of Frank*
ville,- were Sunday visitors with Mt.
and Dlrs. G. Mantle.
.Mrs. Patterson and daughter, Mar-
; ion, of Detroit, are spending the
week with Jho former's parents Mr,
and Mrs. Rd. Qnance.
Mr. ahd Mrs, G, S. Howard motor
ed to Toronto Ghod Friday and wore
accompanied home by Miss Evelyn,
of Toronto University,
Mrs. Ted Davies and little son, of
London, are visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs, - Ed. Knight,. Mr. Davies
spent Easter Bunday here, . '
Miss Ruby Davis has returned to
her home after spending several
weeks in Bridgoburg visiting her
brother, Mr. Oliver Davis.
Ml Wilfred Turnbull, manual arts
instructor of one of the Toronto
schools, is spending tba holidays with
his mother, Mrs, Fii^aboth TurnlmlK,
Mr, and Mrs. Btnne Johnston spent
Easter With Mrs, K. Hyndman.
Master Druee Johnston who has boon
visiting here returned home with
them.
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-PATE
STUCK OF FURNITUg AND
SELLING AT THE >ERY
LOWEST POSSIBLE/PRICES
TO S
I. AMBULANCEfAND
. FUNERAL SERVICE
T THE MES.
ats
3 to $4.50
clothing in stock.
Wm
s visiting with her parents
nd Mrs. E. Rowcliffe.
s. Sarah Weekes, of St. Thomas,
and Mrs. Fra’bk Taylor spent
Sunday in Seaforth the guests
and Mrs. Herbert Box.
Stuart Moorhouse, of London,
Easter Sunday with his par-
Miss M. Weekes is visiting with re
latives in Guelph.
Freeman and Annie McGill, of Us-
borne, are this week visiting with
their grandmother Mrs. T. McCurdy
of town.
Mrs. Ellen Davis and Walter are
visiting with the former’s son, Mr.
Archie Davis in Toronto for the Eas
ter holidays.
Miss Ruth Moorhouse, of Alma
College, is spending. Easter holidays
with her parents Rev. and Mrs. C.-
Agent Sr JacWon Cleaners and Dyers
USED CARS*7
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Look what you cult ct»vj or less
than $100
FORD COUPE
$75.00
FORD 'HOU
Splendid
75.00
rUDEBAKI TOURING 10121
G 1025
idition
ew 11 cen
AND TOURING
and running .splendid
§50.00
ROLET TOURING
.*■1.922 Special •
§65.00
T)RD TOURING I02S1
§40.00
FORD DELIVERY TRUCK
/ Closed eab
§85.00
YoRD LtGHT'TRUCK
$20.00
SiNDY ELLIOT
Exeter ** Ziiricii
Now is the time to r^ilace that
worn, out spritig or mjgitress. We
can fit any feed at a
want to pay;' alsolbed outfits
complete a^ special jprices.
goods Delivered any
f price you
13. R. H$PF»13R
IREGTOR
ETJRNITURK DEALER
Phone «O
FUNERAL’
Eftster Monday beiiig a bank, holi
day the banks in town wdr^jdbsod.
Caulk
Organist Jhicl ChoirWB II-
AGENCY" 1
AND WltDD
xw
DOORS
S, ALSO METAL
IPIUPPIN G '
LE'l' Us Iq^TE fOU PRICES.
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GENERAL INfURANCE./BroKER,
R^resentj
Mutual Kib^f Canada
Life, Fir|^AutomobiIe, Etc.
DOROTHY E,| GRASSICK ,
. -A. . M
Iglanif
A. L.
(Honor GraduatcJ^LondOn,
lustrucftion i
Piaiiio, Violin
studio N» Albcfft
EXETE
SAFETY
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