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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-05-01, Page 8te M4X J » 1030 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVPCATE LOCAL NEWS ’Mrs. J. Hamilton, Miss Agnes Hamilton and Mr. Andrew Hamilton visited with Mr. and Mrs, E. Horton, St. Thomas, on Saturday. Miss Betty Baynhftm, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. lAoyd’Baynham, cele­ brated her’ seventh birthday on Thursday of last week by entertain­ ing a number of her friends. The followers of Isaak finding the fishing very as the suckers are finding their way up streams and pike is fairly plenti­ ful in spots,, it you happen to know where the spots, are. little* girl Waitop are interesting Exeter Markets Wheat $1,10 standard *. Oats 50c. Barley 60 c. Manitoba Flour $4.40 Mode) Flour $4.00 Pastry Flour $3.60 Feed Flour 40,00 a, ton Shorts $1.85 Bran $1.85. Creamery Butter 37c, Dairy Butter 32-35c. Eggs, extras 26c. Eggs, firsts 23c, Eggs, seconds 20c, Hogs $11.50 CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. Bernard! Rhodes, Ms A*' - Minister n * Migs Lena Coates, A.L.C.M., Oygaudst 10.00 a.m.^—Sunday School 11 a.m.-—“I go a-fishing.” 7 p.m.—“The Gladsomeness of sus.” ■On Mother’s Day, Sunday May 11th the Sacrament of the Holy Bap­ tism will be administered. Je- the MB.™! !ll ill Jean Gordon House Dresses FEATORB NEW IDEAS tl Amazing values in Print Frocks in a variety of styles. Your choice of six smart styles at the low price of 89c. TENNIS AND ROWLING tennisAll persons interested in and bawling .are requested to meet at the Canadian. Bank of Commerce Chambers on Saturday evening next at 8 p.m. Dr. Roulstpn, desi that his D closed Wedn. ing the sumn ing May the to announce ffice will be afternoons dur- months, .comment- Tho Thames Roadr Far would like all orders root seed in by" (meeting night) Club corn and May. Sth . wanting oats should attend" this meeting ltc. Fui’ neck pieces g% alt'kinds made to order. William Phone ,226’, x —--------------FOR SALE—RockjCnd Leghorn chicks, 9- weeks o'm. Phone 163 evenings. Ann streets, ltc FOR BALE—Shed £10 faFt by 15 feet to be torn down Jmd moved away, 810.00 for qrnqlT sale. Apply Sandy Elliot. ltc. TRACTOR BLQWING Distance no object®, for reasonable amount of work.* 1 > Apply to, W- Bradshaw, Eli ills. 1 ____locals Read Harvey’s Red & White eery advt, on page five. Choice Dairy Butter 35c. a at Southcott Bros. pound land week. JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. D. McTavisli, Pastor W, R. Goulding A.T.C.M. Organist and Choir-Leader a.m.—“The Promise of the Para­ clete,” 1st in a series of sermons on the Anniversary of Pentecost, p.m,—Sunday School p.m,—“Intellectual versus Experi­ mental Religion” Job 42:5; 9th in the series on “Jotting from Job” 3 7 is this week in Toronto on lias been con- Gay Floral Chintz Smocks A fine finish mercerised sateen print* ed floral designs. ’ Well made and good fitting. at .50 “Whoopee” Pyjamas Even, Pyjamas have gone Whoopee. Made from fine mercerized striped broad­ cloth, sizes 16 to 20. Special at $1.25 Extra Large Roomy House Frocks WE pFFER YOU DRESSES TO FIT THE FULL FIGURE—DIWE pFFER YOU DRESSES TO FIT THE FULL FIGURE—DRESS­ ES THAT ARE CUT EXTRA LARGE AND ROOP4Y—AT LITTL^J^bRE THAN YOU PAY FOR THE SMALLER SIZES jF Special at si.so'jf Main st. united church OF CANADA Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor Miss Evelyn Huston Organist & Choir Leader, L a.in.—The call qf the Church our Celebration of Pentecost. p.m.—Our Church School p.m.—“The Eye.” This is first of a new series. p.m.—Thursday, Prayer Service Our Women's Association meet Thursday afternoon at 3.30; Lunch served at the close. Plain Broadcloth Smocks BeaulfTi.l ,_Z_I—__ _ ... _ style anpare exceptionally well made Stamped JVprons Ready-to-embroideg/aprons are made from factory cotton wifh good patterns. 11 for 3 7 s the I 25c, > ul cloths comes in a splendid Special at $2.25 See 4ir window 7 1-2 x 9ft. Rugs ! WEAR WELL,AND MAKE WONDER- Bring for small rooms TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A., Rector Miss K. M. MacFauI, Organist Second Sunday after Easter 11 a.m.—Holy Communion. Subject, “The Good Shepherd.” 3 p.m.—Sunday School and Confirm­ ation Class. p.m.—Evensong, subject of ser­ mon: “Faith in Christ.” THESE BEAUTIFUL RUGS W ■|FUL FLOOR C f VeryJSpecial at $5.19 FOR SALE—1 ha; sower, repair cate. 1 onion scufiaer pply ' to Exeter; j,-#6 dyh f the Apply tO’ tp 1 root- 11 in good Times-Advo- 5-1-ltc. Mrs. McNamee, of Lucan. I. Sims and Mrs. Gordon and daughter, visited with Neil in Centralia one day WANTED—Kitchen E- G. Lowry, Centr Ontario, NOTICE—HasTn Huron Garage^, due and ffiujr be 15 th. Accounts ai Huron Garage ‘are now [ by May1 able at the ‘ SNELL I FOR SALE—; tractors, in good ply to, Sandy Ellift, Exeter and JZuriibf used Fordson shape, Ap- for orMg ., J$rd Dealer m tractorsParties having ForcL^ ... __ .. first class ^shapej^interested in eriod! of thirty nd August com- ’manager Canners, 36. jn renting same f<fr a days du-rin* municate Bartow, phone 28 ■gwith ft CanadMii , resi B. R. office FOR SALE—A Apply, to Asa J; Creditbn 17r34, ■ ■ of calves. ;le,^Phone R SALE— ■frell j^!uated..and in ' fci^ss’-01L ,can he Ajlpty to G?/ J- Suth- BRICK DWELLING A neat dwelling fine condition, given at once. qrland at the Hensa.ll ROfft Office. FOR crops. Exeter, SALE—Fqyti^er Apply to b$ phone 36r2^ v^cr for jtSkanlake,, R. 1, ^jraslfwood/ 5 ‘ /4-24-tf-----/ ' ' PASTURE .FARM FOR/RENT or ^vvill take in eattle*for Jne season, Tw 16 and 17 Conf 1SJstpphen.. Ap­ ply “to Mis. Ellen Csonxm, landeboye 4-24-2tc House for sale residence in good Uep/ir. Apply to Michael |E & Stanbury, Exeter, Medium sized A bargain, ord or Gladman 4-24-tfc FOR SALE—T ford bull calf, 13 to John Hibtzel, ton, phone 36r2,' bred Here- nojjffhs old. Apply I. No. lv Credi- rediton /4-10-tfc Anyone wanting c&ttlX season apply to FretvA. Exeter, Prices reasonable *ptw£ure for EJlerington, 4-16-3tc Mr. J. fe. Dignail taken, the agency f See them before pitting, yo lave Wire Slicing, order FARM FOR —-lot 9, Conce has a frame h about 20 acre w to Alohzo Gladnian & S house and On Victoria St, Exeter. ENT SALE— It. Hind 4-20-tfC. O OR SALE SZStephen. It barn and ploughed. Ap- den./Crediton, or Dxeter, Ont. 2-20-tfc. It you wi$h to buy Of house see R. E| FOR pply to J. buyjFsell a farhi I |Rj|EKdrd, Exdtefr HOGARTiT BABY CHICK HATCHERY REEDS' Otir supply of feeds ArO ng^ more ftotnplete fftlfen ever hud needs in Chick Si Feed. W li Meal, Alfarr GtYt, Condon be .Rtdinpfly .POt' ' ft if* hOW; r*Onr eharge t tWe'cash W ----- you have poultry to sell. N: Our mMy shf^nient of leg bands ptst arrived. All sizes and co- / Grow ish. Beef Meal; ed* Bitt fifed Shr Chick eat; Bone er Shell, diilk, etc. can RYJTTtlAANG 0 ,havd. the dull rhm youy flo&k. per 100 hens. We uf poultry1,. Call us With the farmers on the business in town is quiet this Mr. and ’Mrs. Yale, of Belgrave, Ont., called on Mrs. Lydia Sweitzer. Mr. Simon J. Sweitzer, .of London, visited with liis mother, Mrs. Lydia Sweitzer, Mr. S. M. Sanders spending a few days business. Mr. Fred Rabethge fined to liis home for a few days through illness. The Exeter Canning Factory have erected a fence across the front of their property. Miss M. E. Ross, of the Exeter High School staff spent the Easter vacation in Toronto. Miss Lulu Fulton, of .Stratford and Miss Rutli Hills, of Ottawa, spent Saturday in town vzitb friends. ■Workmen at Grand Bend are lay­ ing the foundation for a new sum­ mer cottage for Mr. Milo Snell. ‘\ *Miss Helen Dignan, spent one day last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hunter Mrs. M. last week. Mr, and Mrs. Case R. Howard, of New York, spent Sunday and Mon­ day with the former's mother, Mrs. H. Gid ley. Master Clifton Hunter spent a few days last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Freckle ton, of.Lu’can. Rev. _L. C. Harvey, wife and fam­ ily, of- Brantford, visited during 'the past week with the former’s mother Mrs. J. S. Harvey. ’ Mr.t C. S. -Cliowen,, of Lucan, has been seriously ill at his horn© but* his many friends will be 'glad to know that he is improving. (Mrs. Ellen Davis and Walter, who 1 have spent the past week with the [ former’s son 'in Toronto returned home on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Knight, who re­ cently disposed of theii’ farm south of Exeter are moving to Centralia : Where they will reside in future. I Mr. C. F. Hooper held a- success- I ful auction sale of his household ef­ fects on Saturday and is moving to London where he is erecting a new home. I Mrs. G. Freckleton and son Ray, I of Lucan, were in Exeter the fore- all part op last week where Ray had his tonsils .removed at Dr. Fletcher’s hospital. ) Mr. S. B. Taylor has been treat­ ing a number of his friends to a choice bit of maple sugar which he received from his parents of Rich­ mond, Quebec. Mr. and 'Mrs. their grandson Sarnia, and Mr. guson, -of London, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Reynold, week. Mr. and Miss Reta troit, and Ldndon, sper their 'parents worthy. Read the a of this paper tise of each more paper Mr. ed over from Detroit, and spent the week-end at the home of Mr, W« C. Keddy, of Usborne. Their daugh­ ter, Lois, who spent Easter week here returned with them, Misses Hazel and Mabel McEwen and Mr. Frank McEwen, of Toronto, visited MR and Mrs. Arthur Jones over the week-end. Their mother Mrs. McEwen, who' has been visiting Mrs.-Jones returned with'them. Mrs. M. -Heywood returned home1 on. Wednesday evening after spend­ ing the holidays in Toronto with Mr, and )Mrs. B. F, Wilson, also visiting with her son-in-law 'Mr, jack Wilson and granddaughter, Nancy Ratricfa, (Mr. Walker, owner .of the Oak­ wood Golf Course, is at present erect­ ing six hew log huts on the bluff just south of oakwood club house and over-looking the golf course, Tlujsd huts will be for renting to tourists, " School re-opciied on Monday fol­ lowing the. Easter vacation and the teachers and scholars were all back on the job, oxamindtion away no doubt tins pupils will be ,,getting down to work ia earnest. Wm. Reynolds and William Gooper, of and Mrs. Geo. Fcr- s last and De­ 7 New Frille^ Obtains Smartest we hav^Wver sKdwn. Linoleum Rugs In all the newest patterns and at the lowest prices^ Mrs. Orby Kestle Elworthy R. N.; of Miss Mary Elworthy, of the week-end with dr. and Mrs. Hy. El- .ds each week. Readers who will make a- prac- reading tile advertisements week will 0save a great deal money than the price of the and Mrs. E. N. Kelly,- motor With the niidsuninv-r JurfS than two months Flowers for Mothers’ Day, May llthj Leave your orders early ay send us any amount from $1.00,((tip. and. we .will fill your orders ^th nice fresh flowers. Carnations' ... Roses ............ Sweetpeas .... Order eajrly, ed. See pi room Card Rejuctioi nas, Gladiol cheap, low bets quality Edison needle $1,50 Ediso 90c. each. $3.00 .to Don’t, new Bir iSale o a -dozen .00. a-ctoz. $ 0 a bud ch fe disappoint-, clay and Sick- !f~ Dahlia, Can-’ good varieties, Children, Hose,, for 41c. $1.00 ords for 45c. each.1- imond records for Mr. Thomas Ker- fronx Toronto and Mrs. Kernick who her son Dr. Ker- Mr. Gerald Cluff has returned to Toronto after spending Easter va­ cation with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ryck- man. Mr., and Mrs. Ryckman mot­ ored with him to Kitchener on Sun­ day where he was met by his father. Mr. W. Simmons motored to Wind­ sor Saturday and was accompanied home by Mrs. Simmons, who has been visiting for a. week with her’ son Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simmons. Mrs. C. Simmons returned with them to visit for a week with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson, Miss Ila Westcott and nick motored up were met here by has been visiting nick, of Detroit, and spent the week­ end with Mr. -and Mrs. Rd. Coates,’ Mrs. M. Sheers and other relatives’. Exeter baseball fans are beginning to wonder just what Exeter intends doing this summer in the ball-’linA For a, number of years Exeter has enjoyed a good team the climax coming' last summer with a team en­ tered in Int. W.O.B.A. This yeat* the pi’ospects are not so bright as a number of players have moved from town. ' A trailer containing nursery sup­ plies from Strathroy*. became un­ coupled from a truck and was upset in a ditch a short distance south of town Tuesday evening. The wreck­ er from the Chevrolet garage assist- I ed in getting the road. Mr. and- Mrs. little daughter, and -Mr. and Mr of St. Marys, have ’ and have taken up in the' house of Mrs, cated by Mr. Bert Gillespie, intend going into the onion business.. They are less than ten years out from Belgium- Mrs. Louisa Westlake, who has been spending gome time at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Murphy and Miss Leona Westlake who spent thp past week here have returned to’ Wyoming, Mrf and Mrs. H. Whyte •and. familytaking them home by Mrs. Murphy who ill are slowly im- able to be out a auto. Mr. and have both been proving and are little each day. trailer back on the Strobbc and. of Guelph, PINEAPPLES PINEAPPLES PINEAPPLES ARE AT THEIR BEST NOW. PHONE US YOUR ORDER 4 K’ Borsalinos 3 5 WE HAVE; AN UP-TOJ0ATE stock of jFURNrryp: and AT THSFVERY ^E. PRICES': : TIMES. SELLINC LOWEST TO SU 'OSSIE r te^ [L^NCE ANDAMB1 funeiMl service t» Mrs. I. Hall, of Exeter North, had the misfortune recently to be struck on the shin by a piece of wood while endeavoring to cut it with an. axe with the result that a blond vessel was burst beneath the skin. At first it was considered only a big bruise but later Mrs. Hall was con­ fined to bgd for several days at the home of her daughter .Mrs. H. J. Kostle and is improving nicely. C2 *7/. 11 KA o sF ‘ats men’s Clo- Cleaners and Dyers, ent Every Tuesday. II HI l"l' ' ~ TAMAN PHONE 81w . “ .’ z ■ ’ , EXETER, ONT, nLm A.,_ .. ,' X' . ■ ----------—___ ErnestC .. Z ' '“N .GENERAL FORD TOURIN Model A, $300>0 WHIPPET Late model Peter Emma. S. Roktis Heymeng; moved to town their residence i. J. Cottle va- They 1? A' r 1037 102S 1023 1> COUDE $175.00 TUDOR $250.00 1020 $5.50.00. TON 'fcRUCK for $450.00 . HID COUPE $75.00 . NUMBER OF CHEAPER CARS CHEVROLET nel truck, CHE V-ROL1 ; Good sha FORDS .early to SANDY ELLIOT Exeter Zurich. •f..33. worn cars fit want compl do pay; Now R.'HOPPER FUNERAL DIRjSCTOR • FURNITURES DEADER Rhone 1)0 s the time to renfface that t spring or 1 ttress. We ny bed a riy price you so bed outfits ecial prices, DELIVERED ANY DISTANCE. arvey SiWRANCE BROKER JBpresb^ting Mutual Life ofJQanada Life,, Fire, utomobileiNEtc. Mo*t everything in lif6 adjusts ft- self except the bow t save sierF DOROTH A (Honor Gradifiate)icl.on,. Piano, Harmony, Theory 1 Studio N. Albert Street, Box 10C - EXETER, ONTARIO faftM Orteyjrn your coal mH secured the CAULKING DOORS )OWS, ALSO- METAL TIER-STRIPPING QUOTE YOU RRIClflS. SAFETY SHARPEN single edge double ed ...... .............. Rei’fect Edge Glinranteed W. S. COLE. DRUGGIST **a,,,,,,*^*i’nn*M*i**ll*t*M,M*^ Wi R, GOUL'DiN'GjT A.. O. Ki, zr Organist aid 'ClwiirWstoir James St.fUnitetlZmnrch ii^nn ■ Supervisor dFMusie In Gchoola * Studio, MftJh St,. Box Rhone IMS EXETER, ONT Piano Vr>ca