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Ross-Taylor Co., Ltd.
Exeter Markets
Wheat ?L05
Oats 5-Qc.
Barley 50c,
Bran ?1.5Q
Sho-rts §1.50
Feed Flour §1,90
t Manitoba’s Best Flour §4.25
Model Flour 83,85
Welcome Flpur $3.45
Creamery Butter 34c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Jf, Bernard Rhodes, M. A.
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.O.M,, Organist
10 a.m,—-Sunday School
11 a.m,—“The Message of the
Mountains,”
7 p.m.—“Unstamped Goodness”s=
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Butter 28—-31c.
extras 25 c,
firsts 22c,
seconds 19c.
§11,50,
There was a beautiful display of
Iris and Columbine in the window of
Mr. B. W. F. Beavers on Saturday
last sponsored . by the Exeter
ticultural Society. This was
first shoiying of flowers for
year.
Hor-
the
this
locals
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rey, D, MeTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding A.T.C.M,
Organist and Choir-Leader
-Church
-Rev. T.
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School
A. Bell, of Kirk-
- Clearing at Bargain Prices
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Mr. James McGinley, ofJESbndon,
will return to- Exeter and/vonduct a
................. foperagrouse on Fri-
| at o’clock. Fur-
pen^&next week.
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meeting in the ,
■day, June 27ta at Jro’clock,
ther annohncem0"1^ w°o1
FLOAVER DISPLAY
The second flower display by the
Exeter Horticulural Society will be
held at Southcott Bros, on Saturday
next, the display to consist <of roses
and peonies. Anyone who can con
tribute to the display are asked to
bring the flowers to the store,
MARRIED AT BIB SAY, SASK.
The marriage of Mr. William
Bagshaw, eldest son .of Mr. J. T.
Bagshaw, of Birsay, Sask., to Miss
Freeda Wright, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, A, ’Wright, also of Birsay dis
trict, will take place to-day (Wed
nesday) in the Birsay United Church
The groom visited in this community,
about three years ago and his father
visited here during the past winter.
Their many friends here will extend
best wishes.
FOR SALE-FOR SALE—-Mdroj;stove, prac
tically new, pin de Treasonable. Apply
’*■ ■’*-
Dr. Atkinson wishes ^to announce
that lie will be away os1'his holidays
from June 30th^o J$Ty 12th, inclu
sive,. during thispisle the office will
be closed. 6-12-4tc.
Times-Advo cate
TO OBSERVE ILLLF HOHDA
The Medical Doctors i ? xeter'
have arranged to take the Wednes
day half holiday during t
of June, July a,nd Augus
tor will remain in tow
any emergen®-cases,
will be in town- on
troned: Dr.'-.Weel Dunlop Jund^ 11
June 18th'; , \
Notice, as r^aj®s -July and Augifst
will be ma-iWJ. i the Times-Advocate
at -a later wkq.
months
One doc-
to care fop
he following
he dates men-
June 4th; Dr.
■ Di?? ■ Fletcher
Try Grant’s HotJ^gS on Satur
day night.
Mr, and Mrs. Preston Dearing
motored to Tillsonburg for Sunday,
Miss Madeline Dearing of Lon
don, spent the week-end at her home
here.
Dr. Geo. Hind, of Walkerton,
spent Sunday with his father in
town.
When you^^one of Grant’s Hot
Dogs you want another.
Mrs, John Hunkin spent a week
in Palmerston with her aunt Mi’s.
V. Miller.
Mrs Prang of Stratford, visited
during the past week with Mr. and
Mrs, Chris. Luker.
Mr. H. O. Southcott is. spending a
few days in Toronto, combining
business and pleasure.
Mr. .and Mrs., Trueman Elliott
and family, of London, spent Sun
day and Monday with relatives In
town.
(Messrs. E. C, Moir and W. A.
Elliott, of St. Catherines, motored up
and spent the week-end wih relativ
es and friends.
Mr. Manford Belling, of Detroit,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Bell
ing at the home of the latter’s par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. Francis.
Mr. J. G. Stanbury was at God
erich last week as counsel on a case
by the Goderich Public Utility Com
mission against W» H. -McLean, of
Goderich.
Mrs Melville Gunning, of Whalen,
was taken to the Hospital in Lon
don last Friday where she under
went a. critical operation. She is do
ing nicely at present.
The Mission Band of Caven Pres
byterian Church with the mothers,of
the Band and of the Cradle Roll en
joyed a picnic on the banks of the
river on Friday of last week.
, Mr. J. A. Stewart and daughter,
Mrs. Kathleen Fuke, were in Toron
to the forepart of the. week visit
ing with Mrs. Stewart who has been
> a.m.
. a.m.
ton.
p.m.—Rev. T.
ton,
We welcome Mr, Bell to> Exeter
and to James Street pulpit and trust
that members and friends <of the
congregation may avail themselves
of the opportunity of hearing him.
7 A. Bell, of Kirk-
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. O. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist & Choir Leader,
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1 a.m.—Our Church School
. a.m.—Communion Service; sub-;
ject, “The Bread of Heaven.”
p.m.—“Which. Way.” The Story
of one in great trouble.
p.m.—Thursday, prayer meeting.
It is desirable that a good response
of our membership, young and old
be present at the Communion Ser
vice. A reception service for mem
bers.
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A., Rector
Miss K. M. MacFauI, Organist
First Sunday after Trinity
10 ia,m.'—Sunday School and Con
firmation Class.
11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and .er-
mon. -Subject: “The Love of God”
7 p.m.—Evensong and sermon. Sub
ject; “Christ our Example.”
Tuesday, June 24th at' 8- p.m. the
Confirmation Service in. the church
by His Grace the Archbishop of
Huron. A large attendance, is re
quested.
I Dr. D.A.. ANDERSON
owning ■ June 25th. there foi* a .couple of week's.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will h^tbceive<^ by
' J Mommlr, June
1930, for ^..m-ew^Ytirnace for
No. lr; Usbofne.—-Luther Rey-
Secretary, R. Nb. 1, Hen-* f’ ?U6-19-2tcJ
* undersigned Mondi
30th, ’
S. S.
nolds,
sail.
the
FOR SALE OR RWT—Modern
All
•centrally ^located.
rooms
a'bove
con-red brick- semi-bung
veniences,
FOR RENT—8
light hotise-kee
Weekes.’ office.
FOR SALE , Visible
pump; also feop^rating Table, almpst
John Rowe, 'Admin
W.‘ F. Beavers.
r al.
10 gal
new. Applj
istrator Or
HOUSE FOR SALE—M
co bungalow, Weljingt
every convenience
19-trc.
for
Dr.
gas.
■ Mrs. Wilfred Lawson moved Mon
day into the residence she recently
purchased from the estate of the
late Mrs. Ford. Mr. Thos. Coates
is moving into the residence vacat
ed by Mrs. Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers
and son Reg. spent the week-end
in Detroit visiting, with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Beavers. Reg. who is employ
ed at the Caipadian Bank of Com
merce at IlGerton Branch is at pres
ent having his holidays.
Dr. J. M. Harvey visited with his
mother Mrs. J. S. Harvey in town
over the week-end. Dr. Harvey who
has spent, the past year as interne
at the Western. Hospital, Toronto,
left Monday evening-; for Edam Sask,
where he is opening up a
practice.
Mr. Wm. Lutinan, of town,
in St. Paul's church, Hensail
annual Rally Day services. Mr
man with Mrs. Drummond took the
solo' parts in the anithem in the
morning 'and the former also sang a
■solo at the evening service entitled,
“Be Thou Nigh.”
i. Rev. C. J. Moorehouse, Rev. D.
McTavisli, Messrs. W. G, Medd, B.
W. F. Beavers, W., A. Turnbull and
Louis Beavers attended a meeting of
;.Presbytery .held in Belgrave on
Thursday of last 'week iMr. .Moore
house was honored in. being elected
.President of the Presbytery for this
year
field is secretary
Medd, treasurer,
appointed chairman, of tlidpM Committee. j
ei’ly ofori
has located.
London, w
DENTIS
xeter ■
Wortley Road,
ie will practice
tistry
PhoifedF Metcalf 4290
medical
We place on sale 45 Summer Dresses, not this seaso
but splendid dresses for hot weather. These dresu
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BATHING SUITS
The hot weather is here. Try one of our
new all wool bathing suits. Fine assort
ment of colors.
NEW COLLaWaND CUFF SETS
In lace, organJie or pique; , in plain and
two-toned at 75c. and $100.
FIGURED DIMITY NEW
In new floral designs, very dainty for
children and Misses’. gowns and pyjamas
at per yard 30c.
New Voiles
This is
comes Jn
per yjjrd
If
SpADES IN BROADCLOTH
& cloth at the price and
all the^iiew shades. Special at
25c.=■
Just arrived for the hot w^her. The daintiest patter hs
and colourings you couldii magme. Get one of our Buttericjc
patterns ano make your own Jiress. Price yer yard 60c.
STRA\
Showing the seas*
the popular tan shaa
$1.50 $|
f HATS
In’s newest shapesrin
Fes
iso $3.00 f
NEW NECKWEAR g
Beautiful new neckwear for m<
your summdr s^it. -f J
$1-001 ■ $1.50#’
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HATCHWAY UNDERWEAR
-No button underwear. The kind the
men like. Try Hatchway this summer.
Lower in price each $1.25,
FORSYTHE FORBELT UNDERWEAR
A hew line that is taking well with young
men this, season
Shorts $1-00 Shirts 75c.
'•h
•=
ia and Dinner ware
For the .Mie Bride; Our counters are filled with.new^Chiiia
and glassware. We are showing some beautiful new Tea Sets
and Dinnerware. Bring in your friends and see them. /
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ern stuc-
Street,
. Ransford
6-10-ltc.
~~ . Sf;,r' ’ ? celling -and Beautiful '^location ‘ on the
FOR SALE—R.rfck d\i
T> /s'. t , ilAsAl!
corner of Andrew And JHill, -Street,
over three acres oftT-fbu. X'pply to
John Bell Estate.' | .642-4tp
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STRAYED—From L0tj/'24,
3, Usborne^ a red■ heife^ikdut
months old Ayith ^tarj&n face,
formation gladly ieftmvt “
Con.
ilirte
Tn-
formation gladly $.eft$ived by Chas.
Dayman, R. 8, Exeter.
FOJV SALE— ReA^JIving outdoor
clothes reek/.cetnentjfhse; new black
smith tire j^ftset. r 70 feet orna
mental ironmen' /half dozen chairs;
about 70 fde£ inch galvanized pipe
gate. Apply To box 92 Exeter. 6-12 tf
FOR SALE—A Guernsey j/Eiid Jer
sey heifer ’■•due to fre^hew Azheal
one. Apply to J. W. He#h, Exeter.
FOR SALE—St.orey and#a half
brick residence Oil Huron
taiiiing bath, hj
so gar&go. Cen
gain for quick tale
Reel Estate age
reet coh
ro and furnace al-
rally
Cottage for
three lots of lan
oilings.
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Pkbne
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cated,
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Bar-
Hern,
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if you wish to b
or house see Ely
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y or sell a farm
'ickard, Exeter.’
TRACTOR PLOWING
AND DTSOTG
Distance no ttbject fo
dftioniit of work.
' Aftftly- tft W,' Bradshaw), J/Imvill
SAL
A tieat/dwelling well situated hi
tins cohdIHbh. Fossessieni ce
given ut isftde, Apply to n
erlahd at the Hensail Host OITice
assisted
•at. their
Lut-
Rev. Mr. Brem'mer of Bruce'-
and Mr. W. G.
Mr. M'cT’avish was
.& M.
........—While Benson ^Tuckey WdB"t®^Urn-
Try Grant’s Hot Dogs Saturday
Night.
1 Mrs. Joshua Gee, of London, vis
ited for a few days with Mrs. White
ford.
Mr. Robert Gibson, of Galt, visit
ed his cousin Mr. Andrew Gibson
of town last week, . ,,
Mrs. D. Russell visited with her
sister Mrs. Nelson Clarke,**in Us-
borne, over the week-end.
Mrs. R. N. Rov/e and Misses Vera
and Beta visited with Miss Vosper
in London over the week-end.
When you eat’one of Grant’s Hot
Dogs you. will want another.
Mr, John Stanlake, of Stephen,
who has been in failing health is
confined to bis bed at the home of
his son,' Mr. James Stanlake.
Rev. Borden Cunningham j
Cunningham and Tittle Betty,
Millbank, visited with friends
town for a few days this week.
Mr. Chas. Anderson was. in TorOn?
to on Tuesday attending a Conyen
tion of the Metropolitan Life Assur
ance Co., at the Royal York Hotel.
Mr, and Mrs. David Allison, of
Roland, Man., are visiting the form-;
er’s sister Mrs. Janet Hamilton and
other friends in the community. Mr/
and Mrs. Allison attended the meet
ing of the General Assembly in H&bv
ilton. '
Mrs?. Ralph Willis, of Stefphen,'
WorkinS 511 Iier garden/Friday
oFla&t week, picked up an America^
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Mrs.
of
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NOW IS
Furniture/
Saturday, June 15J
PHONE 81 wnurse-nn
Grom
who has
Strachan
for vaea-TAMAN
EXETER. ORT*
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HERE IS WHERE YOU WJLL
ALWAYS FIND A GO
ASSORTMENT OF FURNI- ’’
TURE TO CHOOSE F
PRICES TO SUIT/YOU
CK IS COMPLETE cktie
Ssortment
eeds & linens
i DIRECTORFUNE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Miss Evelyn Howard,
been attending Toronto University,
has returned home for the holidays.
. Miss' Kathryn Woods,
been attending Bishop
■School, Toronto, is home
tion.-.
Miss Margaret Johns,
'krauting at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
'don, ?sp'&Ht-.„tlie^week-end witlwiret*
mother. • Z""
Mr. and Mrs/ Wm. ' Carter and
family, of Lontjb'ii, visited ivijh, Mjjfe
and (Mrs. Lloyii 'Bayaham day. I: >
Miss Violet Gaim^jI^S^Ireturn-
ed from EJorafww.ke^^mlTas been.
.W^htWfMr’. Ro-
*
Single
ing from London Saturday afternobiTTialf dime'that is fifty years^^^.Ht
With his transport truck the rear
axle broke while descending the hill
hear Elginfield. With the breaking
of the axle the brakes were render
ed useless and one of 'the wheels
j calne off letting the truck down.
Fortunately the truck did not leave
E. J. Wethey
at the time.
reaso/Iabld
Fortunately the truck
the road br upset. Mr.
was. with Mr. T'uckey
Mr. Archie Z. Hicks, of Okotoks,
Alta,, who Came east with the .Shrib
ers attending the big convention In
Toronto) Surprised bis sister, Mrs*.
Jos. May, when he dropped in Fri
day evening. It is; 27 years ago
Since Mr.. HickS last visited in this
community and he was delighted to-
.meet a number^ of ids old school
mates from Eden, He left Sunday
to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Leary, of Staffa, and with Mr.
Mrs. Harold Peter, of Atwood,
will again return to Exeter to ___
with, Mr, and Mrs, May and other
rolatfteg, Mr. Hicks, who conduct
ed a- general store at Okotok^, re-
contly disposed, of his business. He
states that the crofts ate 'Jbofefng
fine in his district, OkotoW Is sit
uated close to the famous' ^urneft
Valley oil fields.
John
and
and
visit
is dated 1,880 and is about the "siz^
of 'a small nickle. On the back' is
printed half dime.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kydd“, of Us-
borne, and Mr. and Mrs. David A11P
son, of Roland, Mich, are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Rydall
,of Shallow Lake; also with Mrs. Al-
Jlson’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mc-
Ilraith, of Durham.
Mr. E. French and ueice, Mrs/ E.
Hearts, of Toronto, motored up Sat-;
urday. The former spent a
days with Mr.
lick while the
a time owing
mother. Mrs.
well of late.
Mrs, Weiring, of Blackburn, Lank-'
ashire, England, arrived last week
to visit with Mr, and,-Mrs. W. D
Sanders, the latter being a daugh
ter, Mrs, 'Weiring, who is getting
Uft in years, 'enjoyed the ocean Voy
age. audits ..very favorably imftress-
ed with Canada. She will visit here'
and also with a daughter In the
West. She has a son and two
daughters In Detroit, who wiil visit
with her here.
few'
and’<Mrs. E, A. Fol-,
latter „wiIt remain tor1
to *th‘d Illness of her
Fol lick has not been
visiting ■ with Jier
bert Gambrillh;'i:.5^VT<^’‘ .■ ?
aUti/J$r|3. AV.-'^O^utler’' and
Miss .pf.^D^cIbn, visited
with relatives in Exe^^hnd
arty on Monday.
Mr. add Mrs, W.
es Margaret and
Sunday in Loudon
and Mrs. F, W. Gladhian.
Mr. Russel Frayne, of Brantford,
visited in town on Sunday and was
accompanied home by his mother
and sister,
; visit.
Friends
■ Abbott' will
. Is confined
ness suffering from inflammatory
rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Ferguson and
daughter, -of Bryanston, motored to
Exeter and spent Sunday ivith thebe
uncle M'r. S. Howel)» Mr, Powei#
returned with them on a visit.
Mrs, Arthur Nash, of Sarnia,
>lia# spent, the past week with
daughter, Mrs, J> W, Powell,
on Monday for her home. Mrs. Nash
exfteets to leave shortly on a three
months* visit with friend'? in Van
couver and victoria, B. C«
Ut as announced of
chUy daughter of ^Atf/ dn,d M hn j^attie,. of Sea
forth, to, Mr. James Arnold Stewart,
second; Mr.’Sthd^atfrs. Harry
Stewal’ti/'/pf Seaforth, the marriage
to take place in July.
W. Tainan
Jeanette,
visiting with Mri
Miss-
Spent
HYDRO ele
g," guaranteed
asonable prices.
stovesFand Pieters a spec-
stima<es gladly furnished
Wiring and inSta
workm
Repai ri
falty.
free.
Miss Lena Frayne on a
of little Miss Eleanor
regret to know that she
t,o her home through 111-
BN. DAVIS
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HERN,ter
• Mr. Clifford McAvoy, of Win
spent Sunday with his mother.
Mr. and |M;rs. Ch aS. Ford ant
of London, spent tSunday in. toy
• Mir. Garnet Heywood, who
been quite ill, is somewhat im
ed.
Ernest C. arvey
Representing aJRong others
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