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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-08-07, Page 8■rnri:siMv. .n uesr rth, mo Are moving fast Sold practically all of recent car in one cUy Anothe you ERE’S A ass stock next week. Ife any, buy now. ASON d prices aye •Call ar $ prices and leave you; Exeter Markets Wheat 75c. 'Oats 40c. Barley 40 c. Bran $1.40 Shorts §1.50 Manitoba’s Best Flour $3.80 Welcome Flour $3.15 Model Flour $3.50 Creamery Butter Dairy Butter 28’ Eggs Eggs Eggs Hogs 33c. i—31c. Extras 2Gc. ' Firsts 23 c. Seconds 20c, $11.00 ,Ross c ._. for deliv ARRIVAL Taylor Co., Ltd.Zoca/s iture HERE IS WHEREIYOU WILL ALWAYS FINDfA GOOD ®>F FURNL 5E FROM AT UlT YOU FUNERAL DIRECTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE ■ ASSORTMENT JURE TO CHO pHices to OUR STOCK COMPLETE NOW II TH IME TO BUY CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Mr. McKay, of 'Walkerton, former pastor of Cromarty Presby terian Church took the services ar Caven Presbyterian Church on Sun day morning. Sunday School resum ed after a month’s vacation and next Sunday both School and Church will be held in the morning and throughout August. so infant passes Ronald William Ford Perrin, fantkson o.f Mr. Marvin Perrin and •tiie late Mrs. Perrin, of London pass ed away in London hospital early Tuesday morning and was buried the same day in the Exeter cemetery. The funeral took place from the un dertaking parlors of Mr. R. E. Hop per and was conducted by Rev. D. McTavish. TWO days after the birth of the babe, the mother whose maid en name was Viola Ford, passed away at the age of 24-years and 9 days. The little babe was buried in the same grave along with mqther. EX-SERVICE MEN,— ATTENTION! The regular meeting of the Exe ter* branch of B.E.S.L., will ening, Town Hall. All members are requested to at tend and all ex-service men, wish ing to become members are cordially invited. the, Canadian Legion, he held Thursday ev- August 7th at S p.m. in the Aliss Alary Horney, of London, spent the week-end with relatives. Aliss Ruth Collingwood left for Kitchener on Monday to spend her vacation. Aliss Alaxine Gillies, of Detroit, is visiting with Air. and Airs. E. C. Harvey. st. c We are stock, can CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and Mrs. Hy. Gould and sob of Windsor, spent Sunday and Ottawa, Detroit, of their J. Ford. T'hos. Cann, of London, br.6- Geo. Kerslakc, of Exe- seriously ill in a London hos- Mattress Cover KE&P THE MATTRESS (_!KE NEW— THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE ii1 mi wait Ex&tcr,' Ont* Ernest G. Harvey records I g. I c HOPf’ER f < I - "Rox ICO RIO Representing am IatuibermenSs Muti “World’s^ Grea stalled ah up-to-date Equipment and • are to respond to calls promptly. r FUNERAL DIRECTOR furniture dealer Phono po '8 Casualty Co., Automobile Cash divid^idsJfo policyholders have not been Idfcs tan. 25% of premium ^annually. • Tfiv.Orjj' StelioaB Pimise XM G. A Phono 29 w PHONE 8Xw .....*... W, R. GOULDIH^ A, T. tV ■ ^rgaftfet, and ihoirsna Jrtinee CtitJ&R Instruct!^ in J Fiano, Vioim, * Studio N. Albert ftt “ JI“' EXETER, O-I AVE ecURisD Tins 'Of!/(V1ULKING DOORS VS, ALSO ALETAL Ejt-STRlI’PiNG OTF YOU PRICES. traw $1'5.00 $75.00 $45.00 $35.00 . $4.00 records 20c. each icprds 506. and 75c. POsJlvely clearing our the supply now while you and see the bargains, . Powell Rev* J, Bernard Rhodes, M» A Minister Miss Lena Coates, A.L.C.M,, Organist During 4ugiist Alorning .Service Only 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.—-Service as usual, UNION SERVICES Mair? St, and James St. UpitecJ Churches Union Services for July and August AUGUST—Rev. D. AIcTavisli charge. James Street choir in charge music. 10 a.m.—Church Schools Alorning service in James United Church and evening service in Alain St. United Church. 11 a.m.- 7 “The Acid Test” p.m.—“Living and Loving” CIHus- trated from “The Sentimental Bloke.’ TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A.. Rector Aliss K. Al. AlacFauL Organist Eighth Sunday after Trinity ’ ( a,m.—Sunday School . a.m.—Aforiling Prayer and Ser mon. Only one service during month of August 10 11 Summer Dresses at ■nmrjayi.iifrwi t. week the balance of our summer dresses eately reduced prices. Your chance to buy a smart summer dress at a great saving. Specially priced at from $2.95 to $7.95 RAYON VESTS AND BLOOMERS In all shades and a very good quality, PRICED AT EACH 59c. CHILDREN’S Assorted sizes and colpra^greatly reduced ta clear at RAYON NIGHT GOWNS In peach, pink, green and mauve with lace trim. EXTRA SPECIAL PER GARMENT $1.25 CHILDREN’S LIS A for 60c. 'WejEre clearing this line SR PAIR 29c. RIBBED HOSE lisle hose. These 100 prs. of white canvas strap § This is a clean-up of a number of li oxfords. Not al! sizes in the lot, valgus as high as $2>50. Take your pick, per pafy 39c slippers and HATCHWEAR UND The kind the boys and mel tons to rip < Clover Leaf cups and sat .shape at special Odd Cups 6c.; Cups & ODD CLOVER LE RWEAR like. I o BOYS’ $1.00; MENfS $1.25* MEN'S .SHIRTS WITH ATTACHED . COLLARS hi white and sand. A splendid shirt for • hot weather SPECIAL AT $1.49 Air. and Airs, N. Ogden and Air. and Airs. F. Coates spent Civic Holi day in Stratford. Air. and Airs. C. Harris, of Ot tawa, are holidaying with relatives in this community. Airs. Wm. Edmunds, of Flint, Alich is holidaying with her parents, Air. and Airs. E. Rowcliffe. Air. and Mrs. Garnet Al'cFails have returned home from a motor trip to the Al'uskoka district. Airs, Jas. Pomroy, of London, vis ited at the, homo of her father, Air. W. D. San'd.ors on Afonday. Alisses T. Taylob, Irene Stewart and Kathleen Godbolt, are camping at Grand Bend this week. Air. and Airs. Chas/ Coates, of De troit, are holidaying with the Coates family in this community. Air. Harold AVood, of Chatham, spent the holiday with his parents Mr. and Afrs. AV. I-I. Wood. Air. and Airs. Case R. Howard, of New York, are holidaying with the former’s mother Airs. FI. Gidley. " Air. J. R. AIcDonald, of the Lon don Road north, had the misfortune to fracture several ribs last week. (Aliss Neta Pryde, -of Windsor, sang a very acceptable solo at the Main street church on Srunday morning'^ Mr. ther of Air ter, is pital. Air. Hugh, Alonday visiting with the former’s mother .’Airs. Rd. Gould. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jacques and daughter Ina, of London, were the guests of AB. and Mrs. AV. S. How ey at Grand Bend on Sunday. ATr, Chas. Acheson and Miss PhyP- lis Grey, of London, spent Civic ' Holiday with the former’s parents, Air. and Mrs. AV. T. Acheson. (Air. and Airs. Leon V. Treble and family, of Toronto, motored up and A. L. Stewart and simnt the holidays -with the former’s Gordon Davis and Miss Lulu AIcDon- spent the holiday F CUPS WATER GLASSES This is an exceptionally good water glass, and is extra value at, each 5c. ntriiiwww m t ti r> >MWji,uw,AJMiw«xMur»rMx^rarM^**»»w»'n»n«i>a—i .Kinutwnin.'iwii Mr. Grant Collingwood returned to Toronto on Monday after spend ing his holidays with his parents hero. Mr. ad Mrs. Manuel Gingerich and Miss Audrey, of Detroit, Mich., spent the week-end with Mrs. Lydia Sweitzer. Mrs. W. Prodgor, Alvin and Mar ion, of London, attended the funer al of the late Garnet Heywood on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. son Donald and aid, of Toronto, with relatives. Mrs. Bl. Patrick and daughter Helen, of Windsor, spent Civic Holi day with the former’s mother Mrs. M. Heywood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snelgrove and two daughters, of Windsor, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. AV. II. Penhale and other rela tives. Miss Ada Mitchell, R. N., of Byron Sanitorium, visited with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. N'. Mitchell and motored to Grand Bend for Sunday to visit with friends. Mrs. Luther Reynolds and two children, of Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Hastings and three children, of Wingham, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sweet on Sunday. ' Airs. A. Collingwood, Air. and Airs, sane-'A- Collingwood and little daughter Betty, have returned to Hamilton after visiting with Air. and Airs. W. Motz, lives. Al’r. spent Airs. A. Francis and was accompan ied home by Airs. Belling and ’little son Donald, who have here for some time. Mr. i li lts Mr. and Mrs. Albert Traquair, Dorothy and Donald, motored to De troit, and visited Belle Isle, Leam ington and Jack Miner's bird s___ tuary at Kingsville Sunday and Monday. Bliss IVelsh, Pearl V Mr. Dm holiday visitors with Mr-.- and Lei] Miss V’ood nald .a ’Welsh, Miss •Helen Ketching, , Mr, Bert Welsh Butt, of Toronto, Wm. H. Wood ■WORK WANT! desires w-ork omAl harvest seasob. Times-Advocate ■Atyoung ; m during of Crediton, and ollie;’ rela- Manford Belling, of Detroit, the week-end with Mr. and been visiting ■ ev/Di'nner Sets See our rtew| patterns in' lain. It is very .• Porce- inty and the shapes are new Priced at $3*7 The Exeter Kazoo Band dressed in their clown suits motored *to Strathroy in a truck and took part ill the Old Boys’ parade. Needless to say the boys had a jolly time. '*" Mr. Roy parsons accompanied by his father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Sam, Parsons and Mr. Harvey Hyde motored to Meaford on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gar diner. They returned on Monday accompanied by the former’s daugh ter Olive, who has been visiting there. earner man the J Mr. and Airs. G. S. the daughter Alias Evelyn ltp friends near Kincardine over the | week-end. Aliss S. J. Pollock ac- am'companied them home and spent a; Royalties * few days as their guest. >sted please. anC| j,jrs. Grw.nt Alilligan Sr. 8-7-3tp..anf| daughter Aliss Nellie,-of Lon- I don, Air. and Airs. Grant Alilligan, Jr. mien and south p3rOi]to, were visitors at Air. and Rk ^rs* J°hn Ford's on the Lake Road . on Thursday of last week. I Air, and Airs. I little Beverley, of .Montreal, who -Choice clover Iiave been visiting the former’s ^in customers mother Airs. John T. Stewart and ouJ^Sontainera 10c. ot^er friends the past week left for 1 Parker, R.R.3, their home on Tuesday morning. ’ 8-7-2tp' Due to financiaj^confetion I forced to offer ,0aladiaji 7 at a discount. .If notify box 280/ E ■LOST— B' side of Pint tire moused fm rim. Finder please notify Epps ransport, Varna. 8-7-2tp. HONEY FOR SALE- honey De. p containers, j per pound. Exeter. Howard and visited with the latest straws Tree Slip Covers’ With every Marshall Mattress bought during the month of August Sweaters Od Bathing Suits Spojt Trousers Miss A. Fish, who has been visit- i ing in Port Huron for the past few [ months has returned home and was wil^' be closed. from accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Aug. 18 toiBep^a, while taking a Biasdale and son Virgil who spent Post Graduate al College c| j John Ward. M My office notice «„W i UP TQFTHE MINUTE IN THE LATEST 7R SflDRT WEAR'IN ALL LINES FURNISHINGS WE ARE RIGH STYLESparents Mr. and Mrs. E. Treble. Miss Margaret Johns, of London, and her mother Mrs. Wellington Johns spent -Sunday at the home of Mr. Wm. Warren, of Usborne. Mr. Fred Ford, of Miss Lillian Ford, of holidaying at the home ents Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coates, Miss Vt. Coates and Mrs. Jeff. Fisher motor-' od to Detroit to visit for a few days with 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coates.-, Miss “Paddy” Padbuty, Mr. Wil fred Vogan and. Mr. E. F. Lowry, of ’Toronto, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lowry. Mrs. H. Strang and daughter Miss. Kathleen, of Usborne, are visiting, with the former’s daughter Mrs. A.’ W. Percival, of Swastika, in tho Temiskaming district. >wumamw»m.<wrwwww-< Air. and Afrs. AV. Alay and son. Gor don, are holidaying, with the for mer’s mother at Alitchell. (Air. Norman Hern returned to his home in Norwich on Saturday last after holidaying for a few days with his parents Air. and Airs. Jas. Hern. Alonday was Civic Holiday and all places of business were closed. Quite a .number spent the day at the Lake side. .Some attended the races . at Goderich while others took in.> the Old Boys at Strathroy. AVT replaced ||vhil (aburse at the Nation-.the week-end and holiday as her j^hiropractic, Chicago.! guest. 8-7-4tq Mr. and Mrs. Smithson and daugh- --------------- —■ Iters, Misses. Winnie and Bertha, of St. Thomas, visited at iMr. P. AVhit- lock in Usborne on Tuesday on their return from a weeks’ vacation in Aluskoka. They made the trip hy motor. Misses Gertrude Francis and Gladys McLean returned Saturday from a motor trip to Wabashine. They also visited Mr. and Afrs. L. Tapp at Gravenhurst 'and going as far as Midland where they visited the Martyr’s Shrine. ROOMS TO RENT—-in private ■cottage at Grand Bend with house keeping privileges. Two or more in room $-5 each per week. Apply at Times-Advocate. '?’W--------- :per>nced married Jml/rm management t.. Apply at Times- 7-2 4-3 tp. vjantedZekp farmer catt^ble^m, seeks empioymernt. Advocate I I DOROTHY E. GRASSie®^ .... ........ • w (Honor Graduate) I Instractia FARAI FOR 23, con. 1, U^frne, mile north f llxCte^ ‘Highway ■buildlhgs,/hydrb’ _____, ____ failing st/ppiy < f good water, con venies t t Cann public o ■ higl stores, etc. Apply to ownw -100 acres, Io :ine location, S : on Provincial ycjf drained, good ''available, never ng Factory, station ; schools, clinches John E&fitchinson 7*17*3 tp •FOR SALE OR R$NT—Modern red brief venience^ FOR light Phonograph > f. Rev. L. C. White, of Ellmville, is exchanging work with Rev. Mil len, of , Tobermory, for ‘ the re mainder of the month of August. Mr. and. Mrs. White and family will oc cupy the parsonage at Tobermory while Mr. Millen and family will oc cupy the EUmville parsonage. Mrs, Lydia Sweitzer was taken by surprise on Sunday August 3rd when her children and grandchildren sur prised her with a birthday party. A* very enjoyable time was spent In the afternoon after which all sat down to a sumptuous supper. While tea vas being served master Stewart Sweitzer,. of Shipka and Betty Lip pert, of Melbourne, presented their grandmother with on envelope Con taining a sum of money and wishing her many happy returns of the day. SAFETY RAZOR BLAB SHARPENED SINGLE EDGE ..... DOUBLE EDGE .. Perfect Edge W. S. COLE., our coal billsave AGENCY AND W WE LET US Edisom Edisoi Edison Edison Golumb Extra Extra CGisr / coil”All located. a) rooms above :k semi-bun is . centra I i I 0NT-*- hi tise-ke 5Veekos.’ < ffice. ron & jpump, al tiiew, Ap' ffetratoh oi Visible 10 gal ■a tin o John W. F. for Dr.ylliid gas. table, almost Rowe, Admin leavers. i 6-19-tM ’ If yeti wish to buy |>r sell a farm 4i* hwe see XL F. Picjtard, Exeter*J. We h amb prep F Piano supervisor of Mn Studio, Main Si. Lok