HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-05-06, Page 8THURSDAY, JVXE 5th, 1030 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
WESTS. OF AGRICULTUR.m
COLLEGE
Memhera -pf Exeter
invited,
trip t
.Society ar
Society ln:
11th, Lu
afternoon;
Those w
Friday at
ch se
‘, J^t^uVmral
^rjoin Kirhton
Ruelph on June >
d nt College and
peny^mong the flowers.
‘ go leave names by
bon of this week.
. Stanbury, Sec’y.-Treas,
TO OBSERVE HALF HOIJDAY
The Medical Doctors of Exete^
have arranged to take the WedMs-
day half holiday during the
of June, Ju
;tor wihl re
any emerg
Will be in
tioned’> Di
Dunlop Ji
June XStJ
Notice as| regard.! July and August
will be nladenn ‘the Times-Advoc/te
•at a late /
tain, in town
y and August;
nt cases.
town’ on
Weok
le 11
care for
e following
e dates men-
une 4th; Dr.
Dr. Fletcher
«owning June 25th.
Exeter Markets
Wheat” $1,015
Oats 5dc. -
Barley 55c.
Bran. $1.50
'Shorts $1,60 or $30 a ton
Feed Flour $3.8,00 a ton
Manitoba’s Best Flour $4.25
Model Flour $3,85
Welcome Flour $3,45
^Creamery Buttei- 35c,, 36c,
Dairy Butter 30c., 33c.
Eggs, extras 26c.
Eggs, firsts 23c,
Eggs, seconds 20c,
Ilogs $11.00
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, Ar
Minister ’ 4 '
Miss Lena CoatcSi, A,L.O>M.,‘Or^»»fst
Every Presbyterian GCftO’Chun'ch
Sunday
10 a,m.-^-Sunday School
11 a.m.—"The Sphere of the’Spirit”
7 p.m.^'Tlie Promise of Power”
*
EX-SERVICE 1 MENrr-A! NTIQN?
The regular meeting the Exe
ter branch of the Canajtqn Legion,
B. E.S.L, willijbe hel , ’hursday ev- “«*no* •T,.t>q. c;|h ,nf jn
car ads then
new Ford Tudor
complete SjjT’S.1—
Read Ml ‘She
come and b
sedan, delivct
Sandy Elliot.^
one
This week we will have a new shipment of beautiful dresses
in figured crepes> featuring capes, with sleeveless dresses,
with coats to match.
$7.95 $9.95
Prices at
$14.00
NEW VOILES
«ning, June- 5;
Town Hall,
Officers amco
Branch will iL<*id and President
Harry Wray v IlLpersent the Charter.
All membeisJaro requested to at
tend, and all v^x-serviee men, wish
ing! to become members -are cordially
invited. • ,/?■
ades of London
d and President
Choice Daii$
your order,
Southcott Hr
ter, phone.
2c. a pound.-
us
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. I). MeTavish, Pastor
W. R. Gouldlng A.T.C.M,
Organist and Choir-Leader
SPECIAL “FAMILY DAY”
m,—“AU with one accord in
Place.”
7 p.m.-’-’Fire on the Earth”
NOTE—-There will be' np Sunday
School next Sunday., Fakents are
requested as far as possible to have
their children with them in the fam,
ily pew at least at the morning wor
ship.
See our centre window of beautiful voiles
that will make lovely dresses for the hot
weather.
PRICEb AT PER YARD 60c.
Weldrest Chiffon Hosiery
/This js a pew line, It comes with French
heel, It is a fine quality of chiffon and
very dressy
PRICE PER P^IR $1.95
Have youJ^btL fi
Andy 25e. Jtfsii i
son’s GrpjferyjX
urday night. /
je new Amos an’
>f i® oreani at Wii- jMiot, try one Sat-
MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH
A meeting of th<
•will be held in^the^
ter, on T’uesda;
at 8 p.m. for;
son, President,
^^Conservatives rown Hall, Exe-
^hjng, June 10th,
section. Dr. Atkin-
'hos. Coates seq’y. -
jr of
o. 1
fet your
a fresh
on hand at
prices. We
bran at $30.00
and
We have just unloaded a i
Argentine Corn, Barley an$^
Feed Oats. Come in .and requirements. We ,
stock of $ai>y chick fee^
all times at modern
are selling sports
per ton. Your
little pigs need
get them .ayay
us a call
line.—HA:
an
Sjrffall calves
cel Calf Meal to.
a good start. Give
hything in the feed
BROS.
TENDERS TO CLEA$DUMP
GROUNDS^
Renders will be Reived by the
uhiiersigned for
up of t
heel? scattered in
rubbish
or
•ers >
7 P,
dways
e
e removal and
■'ubbish that has
e Dump Grounds,
be cleaned back
Road “fence. Drive
kept clear around
riving purposes. Tend-
Monday; June 16th, at
order.
Jos.'Senior, Clerk________
FOR SALE—H
toes.—-Wm, F.
pota-
STRAYED- Onto lo^#5 con.
Stephen, a .wh ng steer with
mark in left
Haist, Credito
6,
Apply to Chris.
6-5-3tc
FOR BALE—ASfwo- Wheeled trailer,
new. Price readmWle. Apply E.
W. Pym. Centralia R.-R.l ' ltp
FOR SALE:—Goldie (SjrMcCulIocli
office safe. Apply, tojC W. Pfaff.
■-T •’ x ltc,
—■ASF general
.^/y, a. bard
s Work/hon-
willing to take
WANTED at once—/
farmer, must be healthy
worker, interested in
-est, dependable, an
-orders. Apply pej^onally, Dr. Mof
fat, Varna,
Saturday, Ju|e/Hh or 7th, Wednes
day or Satur
on. Wednesday or
y, June 11th or 14th.
a-
FOR SALE—On Y$ffam -Street,
Exeter, semi-bungalo^1; stucco, new, six rooms and IbatlnflCn. modern con
veniences. Affijlvflbox 244 -Crediton
or phone 34,iGfediton. >6-5-3tc.
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FOR SALE—Storey arid, a half
■^■^tick residency on Hriuj^i Street con-
ig.:—..-x,- ^ydxn^nd furnace, al-
ihtr^tly located, Bar-
J. W. Hern,
$ht'. ifc.
Choice
„ and well
s’- of the late
. Applyx’ to
nt, Kirkto f-Orit.,
tfc
taining bath, j
so garage. C<
gain for quid
Real Estate a|
' RESII>ENCE FOR SA]
cottage, centrally * Ioca
, equipped, — '
.. Mrs. Rachael
Mrs. Aimer
or Gladman’
FOR SALE-—Wash in sr. jnaclfiue and
wringer "in Al<Co i'ony Apply to
TimeS-Adv.oca^e®„ —>—Cottage for fialr barn,, garagy'
three lots of laiwjr Phone lGSjriv
enings. gr
US tab bury.
. If y<?u,"wish to biferj
Or house see R/R. pic
a farm
TRACTOR PLOWING
DISCING
iiflet for reasonableDistance po:
amount of wor... y
Apply to W. Bradshaw, Blimville.
BRICK DWE
A neat dwelling
fine condition,
given at once,
erland at the H
ING BOR SALE—
well situated arid in
s&ion can be
Plfly to G. J. Suth- niflall Post Office.
FOB SALE-t-Fcrtiliger/ for all
crops, Apply t’OOT.^Starilake, R. 1,
Exeter^ phone SCrWptis ood
‘ 4-2 i-H
ie-
epiy
f Credi-’.
4-10-tfc
FOR SALE—Tiboroflighbred
tor& btill calf, 13
tb John Hirtzel, :
ten,’ phone 36r2,
R, No,
Jfeditbri
sbn . have
‘d Eeiibing.
,jtfr order;
i'on SALE
tbphbif. It
Bas a irame flOwj-/ irfhk barn arid
about acich qilt/pioughod. Ari-
d/n; Crediton, or
y, Exotery Ont.
2^0-tfc.
Mr. J. iJi&D’aif A
taken the agency
S<je them be fete pfi<ing yoj
u &»
■ farm FOR rent 6
■. k, Cehcessi
has a frame hb
piy to Alonso
Gladmaii' & Stan'
r
Mr, Jos. Grant,"hf London, spent
the week'-end at his home here,
Thompson, of Forest, is
veiling hei* neice Mrs. R. .Skinner.
r^Tluran County War Veterans pic
nic at Bayfield
2.3 r.d.
Mr, and Mrs.
and Mrs. J. S.
in Glencoe.
Miss McDonald, of Clinton spent
the week-end with her friend Miss
Agnes Hamilton.
Mr. Ernest Armstrong visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lamport
over the week-end.
Miss Hazel Woodall, of Crediton,
was the guest of Miss Viola Hodgson
over the week-end.
Miss 'E. Chambers, of the Thames
Road, is visiting her cousins Mr,
and Mrs. Milo Snell.
Mr. Andrew Hamilton, of Detroit,
spent the week-end with his mother
Mrs. J. Hamilton.
Miss Abbott, R.N., of Exeter North
left Monday foi- Hamilton, where she
will be engaged on a case.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Br.adt and
family, of ‘London, spent, Sunday
with relatives in Exeter.
Mr. Leoard Pfaff, of London, is
spending a week’s holiday at the
home of his mother in town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Linklater,
othy and Frank spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wood.
Miss Hazel Fulton has returned to
her liome in Stratford after visiting
at the home of Mrs. ;McNichol,
Dr. Alvin Snell and wife, of To
ronto, visited for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. ^outhcott.
Dr. and Mrs. D, A. Anderson and
son, Norman, of London, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. .S. Fitton.
Mr. Wm. Young, of London, vis
ited for several days with his uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beer.
Mr. Dwight Evans, of Blenheim,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
W. T. Acheson over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Douglas and
son, of Wroxeter, visited with their
uncle .and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
Terry. • , «•
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Christie
family visited with their son Mr. and
Mrs. J. A; Christie, m London on
•Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coates, of De
troit, visited the Coates family in.
this community the latter part of
the week.
Miss Bessie Hartnell, of Toronto,
is visiting .with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Jewell and other friends in this
. community,
Mr. .arid Mrs. Rd. Coates and son
Frank and and Mrs. M. Sheere re
turned Saturday after visiting for
a week in Toronto.
Mr. Harold Wood has returned to
his duties at Chatham after holiday
ing for a week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Wood.
Mrs. Manford Belling and little
son, of Detroit, are visiting for a
month with the former’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. Francis.
,Miss Evelyn Hutton has returned
to her home‘in Brantford after vis
iting for a week with her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. T.,0. Southcott.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Irwin and family
of Putnam; Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Tlibmpson, of London; and Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Walker ana babe, of Staffa
Were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. D. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs, Spencer Kilmer and
sons t Arthur and Lyle, of Detroit,
Mt. and Mrs, Ralph (Stephens and
son Donald, \)f St. Thomas, spent
Sunday with ’their uncle, Mr. Geo/
.Pen hale.
The cement culverts and bridges
on Highw-ay No. 4 between Centra
lia and Clandeboye were completed
last week and preparations are now
being made to commence paving im
mediately.
Mr. Geo. Gillies and son Kenneth
and Mr; Edgdr Ilemingray, of Brant-
foi’d, called on friends in this com
munity the latter part’ of last week
and were pleasant caller? at the
Times-Ad.vocate. •
Quite a number of Masons froin
this community were in Goderich oil
Sunday ’Where over 500 Masons par
aded to'St» Andrews Church and
listened to ah, inspiring serhron by
; Rev. Cab bn Chatsworth, of Montreal,
Mr. and Mrs. >Fred Hill, Yoi1-
oht.0, and • Mrs, W. Prodgbr and
daughter Miss Marion, of London,
motored up Saturday and called oh
•(/.lends in town and -attended the
oAig^oh, sale of the estate of the late
SneiL*
Miss M. K. Pridham was in Lon-1
4en Friday attending Convocation
of her brother Dr. W« E. Pridham,
who received his M. D. Dr. Prid
ham leaves this- month for Regina
where he lias accepted a position in
one of the hospitals.
« . ■ * •
on Wednesday, July
Frank Wood and Mr.
Grant spent Sunday
Dor-
i
Rd.
and
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rt
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8
OF CANADA
Rev, C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor •
‘ Miss Evelyn Hustori
Organist & Choir Leader,
a.m.—Parents and Childrens ser
vice. Union of the church school
and the Worship hour for our
morning service. This is also the
day for the church school.
p.m,—Beginning this morning and
for the holidays the church school
will be in the morning.
p.m.—A family Service. “Family
religion arid its Values.” • Orches
tra to assist in the opening exer
cises. This is to be one of the
best days.
p.m.—Thursday an unusual prayer
service.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. ,J. Fenton, B.A., Rector
’ Miss K. M- MacFauI, Organist
Whitsunday
10 a.m.-—-Sunday .School and Con
firmation Class.
11 a.m.—Morning- Prayer and ser
mon, subject: “The Descent of the
Holy Ghost on the Apostles.”
p.m.—Evensong and Sermon, sub
ject; “The Grace of Illumination”
7
Mr. Jas. Sutton, of Lucan, visited
in town on Monday.
The local Lower School tests are
now being held at the Exeter High
School. •. K
•Miss Jean Walker, of rmneron, • is
visiting with her'mother Mrs. Win.
Walker -of Exeter North. Miss Walker in company with her sister Miss
Mildred intend leaving in a couple
'of weeks for a trip to Great Britain
and the Continent. They will visit
in Rome and take in the famous
Passion Play -at Oberammergau, Ger
many,
Mr. J. H. Jones accompanied by
his mother Mrs. J. G. Jones and the
Misses Andrew, of town, were in St.
Marys on Sunday attending the fun
eral of the late Mrs. Phillip T. Hall
who .'died in Winnipeg on Thursday
i of last week the remains being
brought to St. Marys- for interment.^
Mr. Philip Hall was a former part-
’ner with the. late J. G. Jones at
Winchelsea and died at Goderich a
number of years ago. The deceased
is survived by one son, Reginald, of
Winnipeg, who with Iris uncle Mr.
Frank Hall accompanied the remains
to St. Marys. The funeral was held
from the home of the deceased’s
brother Mi’. Geo. Wood.
&
^SON
Dr. D... AND
»ENTI«C
foYnn
has located |
London, wli
F Jr v
srlyjpf Exeter
.t Jos Wortley Road,
are he will practice
Dentistry
Phone:' Metcalf 4290
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Painting or DecXating
See our worl
.Plione 85,
our prices.
ENETEll
ros.
HYDRO ELECTRIC
Wiring and infilling, guaranteed
workman
Repairin
ialty
free.
reasonable prices,
and motors a spec-
gladly furnished
If you have a roof
ERN. DAVIS
Phone 224
i’ohlem call
discuss itiM’ith us.
We hate in §toc.k$IL C, Shirifeles all
edgd -grairi anJ’.No. 1 in every-
r^)?ect. Prices are right.
you (jttire, sphhlt slate fori roof
or siting onx> sample and
eforb you buy.
?ch giding-is very at-
eo sample, WM1 -as-
k of Lumber on harid
n
-Birds Alt
tractivo
sor.tod
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Bathing Suits for all the faijfly
THE NEW BATHING SUITS ARE HERE.- WE
SUN SUITS FOR LITTLE TOTS. SMART STYLES _______________
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS AS WELL AS NEW STYLES FOR WONlEN
AND MEN. THESE ARE AL WOOL AND POPUL^
AVE THE NEW
qD COLORINGS
< PRICED.
Hatchway Und
For boys and men. Joi
are wearing this cool and i
derwear* I
BOYS’ $1,00; MEj
srwear
the army that
lomfortable un-
$1.25
I GoldCTack Underwear
1 w fThis ijfa. popular garment for men. It
comes MFall sizes and retails for
$1.00
Fleet Foo^riinning shoes for boys & girls
HTWEAR FOR HOT WEATHER.
GIVES GOOD WEAR AND IS
THE CHILE
it is cool a:
GREAT FOR SC)
For porches and verai
in different sizes and aij
price. |
.♦
SEN LIKE THIS F(
D COMFORTABLE
lOOL OR BEAC’HJVEAR AT PER PAIR 79c-*
Gongoleum Rugs
'dahs.. They c<
j very mederah
$1.25 to ^3.95
ne
in
♦ ;
Showing all the newest patterns at prices'; •;
tower than ' the catalogue houses. Ask to
See them. ■» ' , i
SPECIAL/ONE WEEK . ONLY
HURON TOILET
PAPER
TABLE SALT
Choice Quality
10 ibs. for 25c.,,
COARSE SALT ■
in bulk
50 pounds for 50c.
T—'
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A
'M< ' r>
Furniture
HERE IS WHERE YOU WILL
ALWAYS FIND A GOOD
ASSORTMEN
TURE TO CHOOSE FROM/
PRICES Tq SUIT YOjf
OUR STOCK
OF FURNI/
T
s com:,ETE
nHEN!n’t I Lv £
EVEN
NOW IS THE TIME '
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BUY
WE
ilRECTOB
AMBULANCE SERVICE
FUNERAL
Mr. Thos.. Pryde and Miss Neta
Pryde motored up from Windsor
and spent the week-end with their
uncle and aunt’ Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Pryde of town. Miss Lula Morlock
accompanied them and visited with
her parents at Creditor.
Mr. and Mrs. W.>H. Johnston had,
the pleasure of having their daugh
ter Dr. Mary, of Harifilton and-thoir
son, Dr. Cecil, of Kevkonkso’n, N.Y,,
come to visit them last Friday. On
Saturday prnother son, 'Albert-’came
from Toronto and all had a happy
time in the parental home,
and his Wife Ivft B.«ikunk»uu, >vuvrxu
he is a doctor in a private Hospital
known ' ' ‘ * *
nesday
wife's people arid she remained with
them urttil his rethYn.* On Thurs
day he attended a dinner in Toron
to at the Royal York Hotel of his
graduating class in Medicine.
Possibly a, few Words regarding
Nohkanakwo may be interesting to
our readers. This is a private hos
pital for patients, who heed quiet,
rest, freedom from mental strain and
recuperafion. It is beautifully sit
uated among the foothills of the
Catskill Mountains oh an estate of
5,000 acres on which is a golf course
tennis courts, etc., and in addition
a studia. where convalescing patients
may paint china, make and burn
pottery, weave shawls, besides mak
ing many other things, all for1 the
purpose of relieving the mental
strain ami giving physical strength.
At Christmas time the patients make
numerous articles "for presentation,
to poor people. Taking it altogether
it is an ideal spot for the restoration
of health fof overworked people.
400 acres are under cultivation ,as a
•farm, starting with one patient a
few years age ft has grown rapidly
in the number of patients attending
and tn popularity,
Cecil
wife left Kerkonkaon. where
as Nonltanakwa, last Wed*
for Rochester to visit his’
K«*
Here is something you cannot afford to miss! On Friday,
June 6th, Mr. A.' Z. Garner, head office represeiffative of Tip To-p
Tailors, Limited, will be at our store .and wilWpersonaJly measure,
every man ordering a suit or topcoat that d' 'rT- x-’"—
you expert advice on choice of fabrics and
This is an exceptional opportunityf _ ___ .. . .
inunity to secure extraordinary Jiigh q |Tity personal- service along
I-Ie will also give
styles.
every man in this com-
_____ _____ . ___ v ___ * . . - personal- service along with the -great valu| which Tip Top C^Sthes offer at all times.
Your new sufit tailor to measure for $24
materials
oVer thre
m the largest mills in the British _
iundred fabrics—Designing and styl-'
igh grade tailoring—and an absolute
offer you all these -things.
Fine, all-woo
Empire-—-Choice
ing by master craftsmen
guarantee—Tip grop Clotl
Ooe dai FRIDAY, JUNE G
PHONE 31
TAMAN
EXETER, ONK
Mr. arid Mrs. J, H. Moir and (
gliter Jean, of Detroit, are visiting
with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Moir returned With them after-visit
ing in Detroit,-for a couple of weeks.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. John Andrew, ■ ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. K. J.
Sims were in London on Sunday
visiting relatives and friends arid
called on Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Trickey
at Benfield 'Oil their Way lipme.
Ernest C.
Representing
Lujfiberjfien’s i
“Wot-
Ji
J
rvey
ong others
ititul Casualty
i’emtest Automobile*
Mutual”
ends to policyholders Rave?Cash di
not been less than 25% of premium
annually..
(Honor
Piano;
Studio
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DORO HY E.
A. L
RASSICK
Miss Verda Sims' visited with twr
aunt Mrs. T. W. Appleton,% of- fleri-
sall, over the weekrehu.
Loiiclolnf England
Instruction in
rL H«Utinonyi Theory
Albert Streep Box Ifld
TER, ONTARIO
Caulk Your WiWws
save ciial bill
WE' HAW "BE
AGENCY IFOR <
BED THE
1MKIN& DOORS
AND WINDOW ALSO METAL
-STRIPPING
SAFE
SHA
SINGLE
DOUBLE
Y RA
Edge Guaranteed
PEN
R BLADES
mak»> '1
W. S. COLE. DRUOptST
W. R. GOULGrtNG
A*Jr. o.
OrgiihiSt riful C^ij-master
Janies
I
Piano Vo
Supervise
Studio, MriiW
/
. United CiuiricU
struciron in
Organ Tlieoury
Mnsib in Schools
57, PBon»
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PTE YOU BRICES.
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