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LOCAL NEWS
The Exeter Fah‘ BoaZl of Man
agement are plannin Fair qn Wednesd|y^iext bigger and
better - than eyex*.
Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Wilson, of
Owosso, Mich., vlslie.d with the form
er’s sister Mrs. (L J. Moorhouse,
over the week-end.
tMr. James Francis, of Bright, has
taken a position with Mr. E.
Hopper, where he will learn
undertaking business.
The Canadian Fanners have com
menced the corn pack for this sea
son. The acreage this year is larger
but the crop is somewhat lighter.
Mrs. James
Detroit, called
and aunt Rev.
house on their
Dr. and Mt:
three daughters, of London, .......with Mrs. Oxford’s brother. Rev. C. be. held on
J. and Mrs. Moorhouse on Saturday. ( her 12th, at
Oji Monday evening Miss Loreen j A good atte^di
to make the
R.
the
Exeter Markets
Wheat—75 c.
Oats 30c
Barley 40c.
Bran $1.30
Shorts $1.40
Feed Flour $1.70
Welcome Flour $3.00
Model Flour $3.30
Manitoba’s Best Flour $3,60
Creamery Butter 3?e.
Dairy
Eggs,
EggS,
Eggs,
Hogs
Butter 29e.
Extras 29c.
Firsts 26c.
Seconds 21c $11,09
* THE EgTER TIMES-ADVOCATE
7caven jiiiij SigiiiiSi
CHURCH . - ass
Ill III III
,.runcle |
Moor- ? „
Clarke and friend, of i
on the former’s
and Mrs. C. J. 1 way to Bruce Beach. I
;. E. C. Oxford and'
Specials for FAIR DAY
We will have a complete range of the<smartest models for
your selection on Fair Day. With every Ladies’ coat sold on
Fair Day we offer a pair of gloves free of,charge. .
Rev* K, Bevnai'd Rhodes, A«
Minister
Miss Lena C?outest Organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Rev. Jas. Anthony, B.A.,
Thames Road United Church
7 pan.—-‘The Unpurchasable Things
of Life.”
Sunday, September gist, we shall
hold our Sunday School Rally.
f Sunday, September 28th., there
will be the celebration of the Holy
Communion.”
IIII II
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New Styles and Materials in Dresses
We are having a special shipment for Fair Day of the new
est in Styles and Materials. We offer a pair of our $1.50. Fjtl!
Fashioned Silk hose, Free of charge, with any dress so
Fair Day. Z
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
i a.m.—-Sunday School
. a,m.—“Not ashamed of the Gos
pel.”
7 p.m.—“Keeping up the pace.”
we have im
.......... A special meeting
viSit'ed Bi’gneh of the Cana
with Mrs. ^Oxford’s brother, Rev.
Dunn’s class “The True Blues” of
James Street Sunday School enjoyed
a corn roast on the bank,, of the
river.
Inspector R. J. Eacrett, of Wood-
stock, was in town Monday and
Tuesday and visited relatives 'and
friends in his old home town, being
a brother of Mrs. W. A. Turnbull
and Mrs. B, W. F. Beavers.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hackney and
Mr, Lloyd Hackney, who _ motored
here from Regina and visited with
friends in Exeter and district; also
visited Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Buf
falo and Toronto Exhibition, left for
their home -on Tuesday.
’ the Exeter
n Legion will
ening, Septem-
the Town Hall,
co is requested
ant business.
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as
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her
her
Mrs. J. Johns is confined to
home through illness.
Mrs. Howe is visiting with
daughter in Owen Sound.
Miss Helen Brown, of Toronto, is
visiting with Miss L. Jeckell.
Mr, Gibbs Yelland, of Windsor,
spent the week-end with his sisters.
Miss (Marjorie Gould has returned
after spending a month in Stratford.
Mrs. Reg. D- Turnbull, of Dundas,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Ttfrnbull.
on
of
ection in-
ay P.O.,
LEICESTER SH
A choice selection rams now for safe,
vited.—-Harry Saiitl
Lake Road, adjoiaiiy
Mr. Earl Tapp, of Toronto, is visit-
U ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Jfoorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and .Choir-Leader
1 a.m.—Sunday School
. a.m.—Worship: “What real be
lieving will do for us”
p.m,—“Blay utterly”
p.m.—-Thursday prayer service.
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Exeter.
8-lU4tc.
Before the Accident
F your income.
Slides for part or
Insure yo
Good variety of
complete cove
M
W. C. Pearce, Exeter
PURE-BR
CHOICE IL
ED
ALSO A
LLOYD
334 Dundnl
ES
OF 1MPORT-
UTTA STOCK
^EWMLDER EWES
MOFFATT
St, London, Ontario
I LAMB.
The Beauty Parlor^!' Miss -L.
Stackhouse wifi be ^Closed for the
, X , .. .urk, ... i. v ...........
ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rd. Tapp. v
Mr. Albert and Zenda. Salter, of
Clinton, visited with Mrs. M. F.
Salter on-Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coward, of the
Boundary, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. H. Dayman.
Mr. R. S. Parsons, of Chicago,
is visiting with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Samuel Parsons.
Miss Is'abelle Russell has returned
after spending the summer months
in Muskoka and Toronto.
Mrs. Fuke and daughter Miss
of Chicago, were guests last
with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Senior.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson, who
been, confined to her bed for a
days is able to be qu-t again.
Mr, and Mrs. Case Howard, of
New York, visited with the former’s
mother in town over the week-end.
Mrs. T. Rumford has returned
home after visiting for two weeks in
Toronto with her sister Mrs. Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Coxsworth,
and two children, of Lohd.On, visited
with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ^eideman on
Friday.
Hear .......
Brunswick Trii ___ _
Stand on We^jf&sday next.
Mr. E- L.loir has returned to
St. Catherines, after visiting for a * Tine* 4-«•« w J
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Fenton, R.A.. Rector
Miss K. M. MacFaul, Organist
Thirteenth Sunday After
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Morning Prayer
mon. Subject: “The
Challenge to the World.”
p.m.—Evening Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject; “Christian Disci
pline a part of our Church Mem
bership.”
Trinity •
and Ser-
Church's
7
Jock Ba
Cora,
week
has
few
htyne with the
front of -the Grand
first two week! ^September while1 week with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
on vacation.—wfcs Stackhupse. 13 M. Moir.
----------------- ------—---------------------.uvavuy Jiits it
Earn upwards of $25^)0 weekly, flower in her garden
„11 winter, growing mushrooms for feet in height, the leaall winter, grow: „
us, in cellars, / Illustrated -booklet
free. Canadian/Mushroom Co.,
ronto.
Mrs. McAvoy has a very fall sun-
i, it is twelve
height, the leaves, measuring
inches across.
TO-
Jiir< PIANO TUNING
r S. BOARDMAN, forin-
3<^^/erly eleven y„0rs- with
'7 <&<• 4 Heintznra
X ‘ / he in Exeteu^Wednesday,
__X________
will receive
year# experiefee.
September JI7 tli. Orders
with r Martin & Son
attention. 20
a United Church willThe Centr
hold their annual Fowl Supper on
Wednesday, October 22nd.
Caven Presbyterian Sunday School
Rally is being held on the 21st, in
stead’ of the 2Sth.
Fair Dav in E
day of thj|’
on Wedne
er is the biggest
Come to Exeter
•css
As provide,^Ijy law;
Sanders M$hufp.cturin
Limited, E'xete
give notied’ that
made to the Se
surrender its CI
President. I
the S.
Company,
sfirio, ’hereby
application is being
jretary of State to
arter. S. M. Sanders
ltp.
SI.
FOR SALE-/& and|12 week-old
Barred Rock yull®s fu«
ed stock; als£f whigo-W:
Leghorns ready t
dock, Centralia.
pm blood test-
Tyandottes and
jay. Wffl. Had-
9-11-3tp.
FOR RENT—Fnrs$3hed cottage at
Grand Bend for thfe month of Sep
tember $5.00 a week. Apply to the Times-Advocat&Z j
twenty
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Davis and fam
ily have returned to their home in
Waterford after visiting with relativ
es here for two weeks.
Mr. Percy Gillies and daughter,
Maxine, of Detroit, visited, over the
holiday last week with the former’s
mother Mrs. A. Gillies.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Penliale re
turned to their home in Vancouver
op Tuesday after- visiting for some
lime with relatives in town. •
Mr. Jas. Handford and daughter
Miss Annie Handford returned Sat-
turday
a week
Mrs.
FOR SALE—Tomatojafi and cu
cumbers.
Sc per
amber
bott.
Choice
lb, suppl
honey 7c
Medical Doctors/bf Exeter
r honey at
r own pail,
F. W. Ab-
The
will observe the, Wednesday half
holidays during
tember.
home on
3rd, Dr.
Dunlop;
Sept. 24 th, I
onth of Sep-
Tli| follojjftng will be at
thq day
Sej
nentioned—Sept.
.Sept. 10thf, Dr.
h, Dr. Fletcher;
' Browning
after visiting in Toronto for
and taking in the Exhibition.
Edna Preston, of Cleveland,
visited, with Mrs. A. McAvoy and
Miss A. SanderfLAnd other friends
in Exeter for- a^ew days this week.
See -the getting charoit race at
Exeter Fafr^September 17 th,
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone Gossell
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Gossell and daughter Shirley, of
Ripley, visited on Sunday with Mrs.
McAvoy and Miss A. Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harvey return
ed Saturday after spending two
weeks vacation at Midland and. other
points in Muskoka also calling
Hamilton and Preston om their
turn.
y next.
Miss Anne Allison R.N., and Mr;
Wm. Allison returned Monday ’after
visiting in Montreal and Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Colborne and
son'Keith, of Goderich, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell. •
Wednesday of next week being Ex
eter Fair day the
will not be printed
Som et li i lig■Zo i n g
the Fair tl^ryear.
Mrs. J. Caldwell,
North has been confined to her home
for -a coiiple of weeks through ill
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, of Wil
liam and Ann Streets spent Tuesday
in London on business arid taking in
the Fair.
Mr. John Perkins, has sold his
farm on the fifth concession of Us-
borne to ^Ir. Austin. Gurger, a native
of Belgium.
A large number of autos have
passed through town each day this
week on their way to attend the
Western Fair.
Times-Advocate
until Thursday,
every minute at
of London Road
Dr, and Mrs, M. C. Fletcher re
turned. last week after spending two
weeks in Muskoka district and also-
visiting
Don't
on Fair
in Kingston, and Napanee. -
the ladies ball game.
D
at
re
Special for Fair Da;
LARGE SIZE 12-4 FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, WHITE/O
FAIR DAY ONLY............................... ...................•................
100 YARDS OF 42 INCH CIRCULAR PILLOW COT
FAIR DAY ONLY..................................... J
__________1 ONLY 97-ilECE FINE PORCELAIN DIl^RER SET
REGULAR $24.95, FAIR DAY ONLY.................
100 YARDS OF ^ENGLISH 36 INCH WHI
REGULAR 30c. QUALITY FAIR DAY SPECIAJ
MEN’S OVERALLS, HEAVY BLUE
OUR REGULA $2.00 QUALITY, FMR
10 per cent, discount
Men’s Underwear
For Fair Day only we offer 10 per cent:
“ i }d Winter Un-
1
Discount in all Men’s Fall ai
derwdar.>
R grey,
. $2.10
fN REG. 40c.
.................. 32c.
4 .• * 1 * F
. $18.95
r FLANNELETTE
......................................25c-
WITH BIB
DAY ONLY $1.79
eached Table Cloth
gF 54 inches wide good quality and neat flor
al patterns.
Special for Fair Day 45c. a yard
10 bars of P. & G- Soap . . . <.
rChoice Tea Black or Mixed
%9c.
47c.
Specials
New Pack Peas per tin
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
2 for 19c.
3 for 25c.
PEACHES
Leave us your order for Peaches. The quality will be choice
this week.
PEACHES W
Southcott Bros
nr
Holidays Over Now
Let us settle down to business
and if you want to buy furniturgf
it will be gool BUSINESS f#
you to buy from us as we
a lot of new goods at the
prices. Our prices are
meet the low prices of fa
ducts. So if you buy
will get good bargain^
t to
pro
ve you
See our new LAMPSFand other
FUNERA DIRECTOR
AMBULANCE .SERVICE
Rhone 20w and 20j
Z
See The Nfew Fashion Plates
onj^$24.00 up .
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AGENTS FOR J
Prices
N CLEANERS AND DYERS
PHONE 81w
Genuine Ford
who specialise guarantee ofjs
Garage.—Sa
Services, in Main Street and James
Street. United Church were resumed
as usual on Sunday after the union
services during July and August.
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse returned last
week after his vacation and had
charge of both services in Main St.
church. Rev. D. McTavish was in
Dungannow on Sunday conducting
reopening services in that church
while Rev.' C. C.Kaine, of Dungan
non preached two excellent sermons
in James Street church. At the morn
ing service Mr9. E. Lindenfield and
Miss Vera Essery sang a duet and in
the evening Mr. Harry Hoffman, of
Dashwood sang a very pleasing solo.
pa^Ts and mechanics
word. cars is your
sfaction at the Ford
Elliot.
n
TAMAN
EXETER, ONT.
SSICK
L. C
Instruc
Caulk Your Windi
save money on yonr cgrfl bill
THE
lULIfifNG DOORS
AMSO METAL
AUTO GI
replace while#oii wait
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Heideman were
in Toronto last week attending the-
wedding of their granddaughter Miss
Dorothy Mason, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Mason of that city to
Mr. Gibson. Mr, and Mrs. Sill mo
tored up from Toronto on Sunday”
-bringing Mr. and Mrs. Heideman
with them.
WE HAVE I
AGENCY FOR
AND WINDOW
WEATIIEJ
LET US QUO
W. J. HERN, Exeter
G.
Phone 29 V ...
MVKINS
Exeter, O»C«
The engagement is. announced
Hilda Jean, youngest daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, ....
Lucan, to Mr. Nelson Hodgins, son
of Mr^and Mrs. Richard Hodgins,
Granton; the marriage to take place
in September.
The engagement is announced of
Devotia Florence, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs/Thomas Brd.6k, of Clande-
boye, to Mr. Harold Alvin McFalls,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mc-
Flalls, of Lucan, the marriage to take
place ‘the latter part of September.
The engagement' is announced of
Edythe Winnifred, only, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Warner Langford, of
Granton,-to Clare B. Westman, of
Detroit, sow of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Westman, -of London, the marriage
to take place the latter part of Sep
tember.
Swanee Earl started his. second
attempt on Monday morning to
break the world’s continuous driv
ing record. He is driving the same
machine with the same make of oil
and is carrying out the same sche
dule, 0n Monday he passed -through
Exetet on his way to Gdderleh in
the fli-st long. jauhU
of
of
offor sale at a
pply to Wesley
1, Exeter, Ont.,
Choice clover hone
reasonable pritfe.
Dearing, R.R. >N#!
phone 17-14
Do your plowing
vest cultivatioriithe
will sell you the
the acre.—Sai
of the Ford, I?
nd after-har-
rdson way. We
tfit or work by
lliot, the Home
FOR SALE RENT—New
stuedo buugalo;y/5n Wellington St.;
every modernXconvenicnce.—M, G.
Hansford. S-14-tfc
If yon wish to bujfjor sell a farm
or house see R, B.shard, Exeter.
FOR SALE OR ^RENT—Modern
red brick semi-biirfgaiow. All
ly located.
FOR RENTsZSeveral rooms:
light/ hous
Weel es/ offiffee
Ec R S
pumj|; oj^o operating table# almost
new. ” ■“ 1
IstratjiaTdr E. W. F. Beavers.
5-19-tfd
i
eepiiig above
- Visible Id gai
teulences, cent
don
for
Dr.
gas.
ply w John Rowe# Admin-Nameless relieves the breathing in1 a dusty barn I,
or mill# 25 c, , ■
:1
so we w
decks cl(
off our
users, to
at 25 c.,
marked,
and Sac
Opera, i
prices n
meats
come a)
your m
and we
dvertised to sell,- but
1 stick t-o the ship,
r, for the incoming
homograph records
,.,v. Think of i
)(!.# and 75c.
E'.ihd. Music
GODERICH
Goderich
Wednesday
YOU PRICES.DOROTHY E. G
(Honor Graduate)
FAIR NKXt WEEK
ftidori, EngiandL
i in
armony, Theory
t Street, BOX IGO
ONTARFO
Piano, V/olirt
Studio
E
Industrial Exhibition
and Thursday, .Septem
ber 17 and IStli. Program before
grandstand Wednesday evening and.
Thursday afternoon. Harness and
novelty races and other attractions
Thursday. Take a day off and see
your friends at Goderich fair,.
LADES
nd ho cash Buyer)
in order to get our
rill Goods, we must sell
t prices that will compel
enuinfe Edison disc records
les and piles of them plainly
, elections, Comic, Sentimental
Timo and Late Music, Grand
$9.00 going with the rest at the
also have four large cabinet lustra-
quarter the price. All must go so
apply, (Out of town customers, send
d shy what kind of records you prefer
d Songs, O
cords up
To-day XVetluesday is. the last of
the half holidays for the “Summer
months.
Eraest C. Harvey
Representing among others
u jF Ah * 'Mutual Casualty Co.,
'Cafcst Automobile
ihituatoF
to j^fflloyholdefs have
25% of premium
lAidtlborinCWs 1
“WorkPs Gj
Cash dividend
not been lessAhsbiFj
/aupually.
SAFETY RAZO
SINGLE JlDGE
double
Peri ect
w.
EDG
SHAB PENEDjfany
4e..
go Guaranteed
LE. DRUGGIST
A# T. O.
W* R. Goulding
Organist and Choirmaster
J<nes St* ynited Church
w *1
1
Instufibtion In
Organ Theory
of Music In School*
Piano | V
SupftviS
Studtof M^K St. Box 5?# Phoim lot
EXETER, QNTU.7