The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-05-22, Page 8W>n
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DALE HOLIDAYS START
NEXT WEEK
Wp, the undersigned, merchants of
the Village of Exeter,' agree to close
•ouy places of business each Wed
nesday, afternoon ,(it ,twelve o’clock
beginning Wednesday? May 28, and
continuing through the ’ihonths of
June,-July -and August
.September 10th.
Jones May
•Southqott Bros.
B. W. Fv Reavers
. E. ft. Hopper
River’s Meat Market
Grigg^ Stationery Co.
• Garnet Flynn
G. A- Hawkins
.8. Martin & Son
Wt W» Taman
W, J. Hockey
Fred Rabethge
Harness
J. Beer
Hockey
N- Rowe
M. Armstrong
4
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and until
E.
W.
N.
R.
G.
Powell’s Variety Store
H. S. Walter
Chain way Stores
FI, Horton
Traquair & Lindenfield
J.
Exeter Markets
Wheat
Oats 50c.
Barley 60 c.,
Bran $1.59
(Shorts $1,60 •'
Feed Flour H8-0O a ton
Manitoba’s Best Floui’ $4.85
Model Flour $3.35
Welcome Flour $3,45
Creamery Butter 37c.
Dairy Butter 32-35c, ,
Eggs, extras 27c,
Hggs, firsts 24c.
Eggs, seconds 21c*
Hogs $11*00
decals
S. Dignan & Son
THE. EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Roy. 51, Bernard Rhodes, M* 4
Minister,., ’ '
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.O.M*, Organist
10 ami.—Sunday School 4
11 a.m.—-“Ploughing the Sands’*
7 p.m.—“The Spur of Curiosity’’
Next Sunday, June 1st is our .an
nual “Every Presbyterian Go-to-
Church Sunday"
Next Thursday evening, May 29th,
at 8 o’clock Miss Lamont, Field Se
cretary of the W. M. S. of the Pres
byterian Church will address the la
dies of the congregation.
IN AND SEE. Wing THIS SUITE IS ENTIRELY
FREE&FROM THE MQM DANGER- WITHOUT THE
USE OF SPECIAL PROCESSES OR MATERIAL.
.... ..........
Mrs. Gordon ^Vright,
the National W.C.T.U,
James St, chi
May 21st at 8 will be the res
town. Beside,
winners in th
campaign will
Mr. ~ _provide the music
come.
sident of
_ . at
Wednesday,
Other speakers
ministers of the
ese addresses the
recent Temperance
___ .. , receive their prizes.
Roy Goulding and others will
Everybody wel- 2tc.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rey. D. McTavish, Raster
W, R. Gpulding A.T.O.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.’—“Tarry ye" and Pentecost*
-Sunday School.
■“The Sin of Indifference"
11
3 p.m.-
7 p.m.-
MAIN ST* UNITED CHURCH
* OF CANADA
Rev, C. J, Moorhouse, Paster
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
I a.m.—The Ministry and work of
the Holy Spirit.
p.m.-—Our Chu-rch School
p.m.—.“Forgiveness—Why is it not
needed to-day as in former year?"
p.m.—Thursday, Midweek service of praise,
Our congregation m urged to at
tend. the service in James Street to
night (Wednesday.)
The annual meeting of,,^he Wo-
........... ill be at themen’s Institute.,
sonand Mrs. C- W. Ford and
of London, spent the week-
Mr
Alan,
end visiting in town
RESIDENCE FOR
cottage, cent
equipped. T
Mrs. Raeha
Mrs. Aimer
or ’Gladman
LE—Clioice
ted and well-
?erty of the late
organ. Apply to-
wart, Kirkton, Ont.,
'Stanbury Itc*
FOR
suitable
Grocery.
SALEA-2y bags
for fse&fiF Apply
potatoes,
■Harvey’s
ltp.
home of
Tuesday,
Election
business,
ed to be
Read Southcott Bros, adv. on an
other page.
Mrs,
May f7th
of officer
All
present,
eo., Ej^erington on
8 p.m. sharp,
and important
ibers are request-11
3
7
-year-
NOTICE—I am holdi
lowing cattle in pound
yearlings and
colors. Accor
cattle will be
if not claimed
Keeper, R. R.
Slr9.
the fol
head of
us of various
law these
old An a limited, time
-^Simon Greb, pound
d. 3, Zurich, plione
FOR SALE—Storey J&d a half
brick residence on Hmron Street con
taining batlf, hyro^nd furnace also
garage. Qpntrall/^located. Bargain
for- quick>- sale;/' J. W. Hern, Real
Estate agpnte^' ,.
’ .... •- I--! .-----■- .FOR SALE—A quaiRR^of oats
55c. per bus. ApptegMo John M.
Bell, Hengall Rg^^o. l.
For-
rela-
Mrs.
with
FOR SALE-pJersj
-oughbred, milfin.
IV. H. DearinA^Exeter.
^.CoW, ' thor-
;ell'. Apply to
5-22-ltc.
This Remarkable Suite/Needs No Guarantee
Against/Moths
X-Rayed Living-Room Suites are . demount- •
able—in an instant and without effort, you can
remove the seat and expose ■ to.'view all their
hidden corners. Iii a few moments dusts ac
cumulation is removed and the Chair and Ches
terfield reassembled. You ban guarantee your
own Furniture against moths when you own an
X-Rayed Suite—let us demonstrate its outstand
ing feature's'to you to-day. "" •
We will demonstrate how easy it Is to keepf
>’ your Living-Room Furniture cleip, sanitary an
: free from moths if you own an X-Rayed Suite,
: X-Rayed Furniture requires no guarantee
• against moths, simply because motnh cannot li^e
where your busy duster or vacuum cjhaner pe^e
trates. - %
ASuite No, 231—This design brjn _ __ . _JJ__
that very desired commodity than is usually found in a moderately-priced Suite.
The new method o" * ’ ■ • -
silience.
different
comfort.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A., Rector
Miss K. M. MacFauI, Organist
Sth Sunday after Easter
8 a.m.—Holy Communion
11 a.m.-—Litany and Sermon subject
“The Narrow Way"
p.m.—Sunday Scnool and
firmation Class.
p,m.>—Evensong and sermon
ject “Doers not Hearers.”
Monday evening, Muy 26th at
p.m. A.Y.P.A, Banquet (closing meet
ing of the year) Rev. W. A. Town
shend, of London, will be the special
speaker.
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7
Con-
■sub-
lover of home comfort a greater degree of
_ .... upholstery in. tho back.’ provides the greatest amount of re-
The Occasional Chair complies with the modern trend for something
in the third piece. Note the high back,‘on thjsjpifece, WhichVadds to’ its
Miss Rubie Creech spent the week
end in London.
Hear Mrs. Gordon Wright to-night
at James Street Church',
%
Mr. Frank Glaiiville is erecting a
. new garage on his premises.
Mr. Ted Bawden Jins tne founda
tion in for liis new residence.
Mrs. N. J. Dore, visited for a
few days with friends in Windsor.
Messrs. Jas. Taylor and Harold
Fisher spent Sunday in Strathroy.
•Mr. and Mrs, Arto Delve, of
est, spent the week-end with
lives in town,
Mr. Wm. Ryckman and sister
Alice Mooney spent Friday last
friends in London,
Mr. ,S. J. V. Cann, who conducts
a gas station and booth, is adding an
addition to the latter.
Mr. and Mrs, A. O. Francis, of St.
Marys, visited the former’s brother
Reeve B. M. Francis.
Mr. Garnet Heywood, who has'
been ill most of the winter, is able
to be up a little each day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slumkousky,
of Kitchener, visited on Sunday with.
, Mr. and Mrs. Esli lieywood.
'■ The stores of town will remain
open Friday evening as Saturday is
May 24th and a public holiday.
Miss Marguerite Aldworth,K of
Stratford, visited witn ner parents
at Sexsmith over the week-end.
TO-nigkt' (Wednesday). Mrs. Gor
don Wright will speak in James St.
church. Do not fail to near her.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Westlake have
returned to their home in Usborne
after spending a few weens in Exe
ter.
Mr. George Geddes and son Wil
liam, of London, calree on rriends in
town and at Sexsmith one day last
week.
Mrs. Chas. Way, of St. Thomas,,
visited few days last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, ,William
Rivers.
Mrs. I. Salkeld, of Goderich, spent
* tpe week-end with Mrs. Wm, Baw
den, The latter is convalescing
from a long; illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Exeter, and Mrs. Lome ]
Toronto, spent Sunday
Floyd Campbell of Lucan.
' Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Sutherland
and Mf. and Mrs. John Hayter, of
Glencoe, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs.* J. S. Grant on Sunday. •
The Dominion president 'of the W.
C.T.U., Mrs. Gordon Wright, is speak
ing tonight (Wednesday) in James
St. Church. Be sure to hear her. .
Firecrackers were being, let. off
Saturday evening and one lit on the
top of a sedan car and burned a fair
sized hole before it was noticed.
.Mr, W. McDonald, of Detroit and
Mrs. Robert Campbell, of Saginaw,
are at presenting Visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. John Gould at Sexsmith,
Mr. and Mrs.' Peter Robertson and
son, of Stratford, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Sanders on Sunday also
Miss Hazel Hild'erley, Of Woodstock.
Mrs, J. A, Westcott, of .Seaforth,
is recovering from ah operation for
appendlcites which :she recently un«.
derWent at tile Memorial Hospital.
The Exeter Horse j&hoe .Club are
in receipt of an invitation from th&
Milverton Horse Shoo Club td attend
a. Horse Shoe, .pitching Tournament
in that village on June 3rd,
' Mr. .and Mrs, ’o'. Duncan, Mr, and
M’rS« Geo, Rlbbcl and three sons, of
Hamilton and Mr. James McDonald,
of Stratford spirit Sunday ivith Mrs.
• T-G, Creech.
Mr..and Mrs.. P* N. Moir loft Tues
day (or Detroit bo; visit •with their
son J. H. Moir and With’ (he former's
^brother, Mr* Gep< Moir who is ser
iously ill*
j:. iMrsi! (Rev.) j. W, Down is enter-
. talnlng* Mrs,' Gordon Weight wild
will speak at the W. C. T» U. meet
ing In James church this Wed
nesday evening.
6.30
Mr. W. E. Aidworth, .student at
University,, of Saskatchewan, is at
present visiting with his parents, at
Sexsmith. His many friends in these
parts are much pleased to See hint J
■Several members of the Clinton
Loyal Orange Lodge visited the Exe
ter Lodge on Friday evening last and
extended an invitation to the Exeter
brethren to exemplify the' third de
gree in Clinton on May 30th.
Mr. Deckert, of the Office and
School Furniture Co., Ltd., Preston,
has been in town installing; the in
terior' furnishings for the new Post
Office. New boxes have .arrived and-;
the building will’ soon ,be ready for-
occupancy.’
■Mr.- and Mrs. Robt. Sanders ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Johnson and babe, motored to the
County Home on Sunday to call on
Mrs. Geo. Powell. Mrs. Powell, in
spite of her ripe old age of 91 years,
seems to be hale and hearts’-.
Rev. Borden Cunningham, of Mil
bank, who attended Synod in Lon
don last week spent Saturday in
Exeter with his .parents Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Cunningham -ana was accom
panied home by Mrs. Cunningham
and little daughter Betty, who spent
the week with her parents Mr. and
Mrs., David Russel.
An auto accident happened at.
Simmons corner Saturday moirning;
when a touring car smashed into the
rear end of a truck knocking off
one of the lamps. .The truck stopp
ed at the corner when tne touring
car bumped into, it. The touring
car continued on its way.
PHONE 99
A REAL BARGAIN
FOR QUICK' SALE; v - cabinet phonograph wit. needle and, thirty recor
hundred doll
forty dollar
school.
One cabi
good as ne
quick sale
ion guarai Rabethge,
machine
Edison
diamond
was four to sell for
thing for
min in in
onograph just as
h dozen records for
ty dollars. iSatijsfac-
, d. Apply to. M&FFred
ewell er, Exeteiw'Ont.
FOR SALE—Creafn<admred.^Vick
carriage in firsttoass condition Apply to Times-Advocate.^$^-15-2tc
WANTED—Farm £wo$
experienced young foam’.
Times-Advocate. - <
FOR SALE—Roisters
Shorthorn bull c
old. Apply to 1, Centralia, |
3. ■ ‘
pose
year
No.
ring
M-
by an in
to
■2tc
ual pur-
about a
'Hunter, R.
Kirk ton 39
5-22-2tc.
Cottage for , Sehs^'barn, garag three lots of ^tfu. Phone 163 ev
enings.
_ ___ ___—------—
LOST—A black ma^e^V years old*
broke away ffom n^bunch of horses
Anyone knq^viugvJier whereabout kindly infowWG^ J. DoW or Times
^Advocate. .-Or - tfn
*“* *rt Mayt, 3, 1930
•will jjjdt be >re- de^5^’till at my
anger ’ makes in
From * this date sponsible "for a
wife, Kathilinel
my name. Jogbph. Meidinger.
FOR SALE1—Gasoline three burn
er stove. Apply at Times-Advocate,
If you wish tbWy or sell a farm
or house see Pickard, Exeter.
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TR ACTOftvPLO W1N G
• ^'1n» discing
Distance nuJ^ject, .fpr reasonable
amount of mbrk?
Apply to AV. Bradshaw, Ellmville,
BRICK*$WE.
A neat dwelling^Vel
fine condition, j
given at once.
srland at the
rlNGJTOR SALE—-
dmtuated and in ^essipri. can be
- ' G. J. Sutli*
ost Office.msall
for
crops.
Exeter,
SALE-r-WHlizOr
Apply
phone
for all
Stanlake, R. 1,
■2 Dashwood
4-244f
SALE—Thoroughbred Here-
fths old. Apply
,. No.-1, Credi-
Irediton 4-10-tfc
\ ■ ~,X. ■t'.y
FOR
ford, bull calf,113 m<
to John Hirtz|l,
ton, phone 3 ft
House aniJlo^ for sale—
On Victoria St*| Apply tej 1* R* Hind
Exeter. ' 2*20-tfc’.
Mfy F* S* Difenan/hnd son IiaVe
taken Hie agency W “WirA
Sod thdtrt beiot
■ farm for rent orf for MLe
—9, C6ncessii>n 5/'Stephen. 4t.
has a frame hou
nhoiit SO acres
$iy td AW&
Glad man StetA
acing ynur drddr*
J
e/Jahk WV
alJr Ab-’
Ken, Credfton, crt
ry, Mwtew Ont*
" * * 1
■Coates, of
McFalls, of
with Mrs.
HERE IS WHERE YOU Wlb£
ALWAYS FIND A GOO0
ASSORTMENT OF FURNI
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STRAW HATS
Panamas, Leghorns
staid Sai
Newest {Styles
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rs
■•BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Mrs. Mary Gould, of Sexsmith,
was receiving the congratulations of
her many friends on Friday last, it
being her seventy-seventh birthday.
A surprise party consisting of her
own immediate family: Mr. and Mrs.
J. Campbell; “Mr. and Mrs. W. Bell;
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gould and family *
also Mrs. Robert Campbell, Saginaw’,
Mich.; Mr. W. F. McDonald, of De
troit, Mich., sister and brother of
Mrs. Gould; iMr. and Mrs. Ed. Kauf
man, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
F. Beavers, of town, the ladies being
noices; Mr. abd Mrs. Albert Geddes
and Miss M. X O’Brieii, life-long
frfehds and neighbors.
She was presented with a number
of gifts and several ; bouquets of
flowers, one of which was placed in
a large glass pitcher being a wedd<-
iiig. gift of Over fifty years. A very
enjoyable evening! was spent in music
and reminfscehcos after which a Very
dainty lunch was served, After
singing “God be with you till we meet
again*’, best wishes were agjain
given lief, an hoping she vinay have
many niore happy birthdays with, her
friends?
.Miss MZ d? O’Brien and Mrs, God*
des also entertained to tea for her,
and her sister Mrs. R< Campbell on
Saturday n't 6.30 pan. at’’ which a
number of ethers attendoct and spent
a pleasant evening.
[k is complete ■
IE TIME TO BUY west PricesNOW IS T|
R, Nl/ROWE
funeral director
AMBULANCE SERVICE
If you have a roof problem call and
discuss it with us. ‘ ,
in stock jB. C. Shingles all
rain an4^No. 1 in every
Pijtces are right.
quire STsphalt slate for roof
sibling s/e our sample and ices before you buy.
We hav
' edge
res
If you r
or s
rch siding is very at-
jSee sample. Well as-
ck of Lumber on hand
'CAV-EN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A large congregation attended the
morning services in Caven Presby
terian Church on Sunday when the
minister Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, M.
A., preached an excellent' sermon on
“Thankfulness." The Sacrament of
the Lord’s Supper was dispensed and
seven new members received and en
rolled. At the evening service the
Subject Was “The interpreter.’* The
first Sunday in June is “Every Pres-
byterfaii to Church ^Sunday" with
Oaveh people and,is always,regard
ed wftli special’ interest. ’ .
’ The‘ladies of CSverf church.*are
looking forward to the visit of Muss
Lamont, Secretary of the W.^f.So
Who is 'touring Huron PrqsbyterfaL
at the present time and will give an
address on Thursday evening.
A very successful afternoon tea
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
of Caven ■ presbyterfati church* was
held at the home of Mrs. Stanbury.
Tea was pouted by Mrs. Christie and
Mrs* Stewart and the, hostess1 was as*-
Sisted in Serving by Mrs. (Dr.) Al-
klnson? Mrs. Mitcheit, Mrs. Rayb-
ham, Miss deekell and others.
K>
ir
rwear, New lies
Initialed Belts etc
ackson Cleaners and Dyers
othes Sent Every Tuesday.
W. W. TAMAN ■
PHONE 81w .................... EXETER, ONT.
STEEL STACKER
.. The Canadian Cannel® have er
ected a new steel outfit for stacking
the-jpea straw. The frame work is
about 75 ft. high. This new ad
dition to the plant will take the place
of a number of men and is operated''
by only two men. Already an'excep- ’
tlonaily large acreage nas been sown
to peps and the plant is preparing
for a big season. - *
*—"*|' .imi.'ii ■ ■• ■ i ■ i ■■■ i. ii i ii . ......in ii n-Miri
Ernest C. HajY<ey
GENERAL ,|NSURAN
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BROKER
Mutual
‘ Life, Fi^fe, Automobile, Et^:i
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SSICX
Exeter High School was represent
ed at the ‘X^O.iS.S.A. athletic onpet
in London on Saturday last’and Mr*
W. E. Quihn Succeeded in winning:
second in the senior one mild race. [ The time for the race was 4 minutes!/
"54 Seconds. Mr. Quinn? as a rte-'.
suit of winning in the mile race will
attend the •provincial meet which this
year will be staged at, liatniitmi in
connection with the Hamilton games.
The winners have their .expenses
paid.
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Let w qd yoD friges*
W. J. HERN. Exeter
(Mat bill
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LSb METAL
IPPING.
PRICES*
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ction in
Piano, Vio „ Harmony* Theory
Studio N. Albert Street, Rax
EXETER, ONTARIO
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