HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-09-25, Page 8THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1930 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE I
A SUSPENDED DRIVING LICENSE*
Spoils the finest day—The smooth
est toad—The peppiest ear.
Avoid sueli- disappointment by in-,
miring yourself against causing per
sonal Injury and Damage to Bro*
petty,The.Znnual rate is fcOW; the Pro
tection’ ‘
We
dian />
ies. a
the Motor Vehic}$ Certificate to show
you Ire protected under an insurance
policy for 2^. L- and P. I). I will be
glad'ito ta^’e care of this for you.
FRANCIS’
General Insurance -and Broker
Rse. Phone 16-1 <
f is HIGH.
| represent tfte leading Cana-
nnd British insurance Coinpan-
Should yo]$ ’desire to fyle with
Registrar , of Motor Vehicles a
Exeter Markets
Wheat 72c-.
Oats 27c.
Barley 35c.
Bran $1.30
Shorts $1,40
Feed Flour $1.70
AVelcome Flour $3.00
Model Flour $3.30
Manitoba’s Best Flour $3,60
Creameiw Butter 30 and 37c.
Dairy Butter 30c.
Eggs, extras 32c.
Eggs, firsts 29c.
EggS, seconds 23c.
Hogs, $10.75. '
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, J, Bernard Rho$<?is, M. A,
Minister ’
Miss Lena Coates. A.L.C.M.* Organist
Sacrament Sunday
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Holy Communion
7 p.m.-—“The Glory of Star-Gleam”
Friday at 8 p.m. the Preparatory
Service.
Caven Anniversary, October 12th,
■MM*
(*> ..... .... ..........
j locals '!Office 44'J______j ________
HARVEST THANKSGIVING
The Women’s Association of the
■>-
Dr. Roulston desires to anpdunce
that commei cing on Friday^Beptem
per 19-th, lik will be absent from
his office fjir the g^teter part of
this time ur-
Je attended to if
Central Telephone
II
You will find a splendid assortment of the newest cloths
and styles in our misses’ and womens’ Fall and Winter Chats.
Our prices this year should interest you.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. I). McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.-M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a.m.—‘’Train up the Child’.’ A
message to parents and church
school workers,
.■ f
....
New Dresses For Fall
We have always something new to show you and
and the dresses we offer this seaso are sure to
please you, /
— —...................... ■ ;■ 1
Murray Heel Hugger Shies for Women
For^good appearance, long endurance and general econ
omy Murray’s Heel Hugger combination fitting shoes are hard
to beat. /Wear a pair of these/shoes that will give you comfort
and have the styles combined $7.00 & $7.50
James St. United church will hold 1 two week's. | Durii
Harvest Thanksgiving services on * 5'
Sunday, October 5th. Rev. A. W.
Barker, of Brussels, will be the spec
ial speaker. Music by a men’s choir
assisted by Earnest Hartley, boy so
prano, of Loudon.
; gent cases swill
; message is left
; Office.
3
The real fowl supper of th^season
given by the members cn^the Sit.
Peter’s Lutheran church, I"
will be held the even^jrfg of October
23rd. A go|d liotyclinner will be
served from p to ^o’clock. A splen
did program wilF'be furnished by
the member^ oZthe Lutheran Leag
ue. The Zqririh Brass ^and will be
in attendanfeZ Come/one, come all.
’ / 9-25-3tc.
On Friday, Ste^ember 26th, the
W. M. S. of the^Huron Presbyterial
Society of the Ignited church of Can
ada will-.
Church, 11
ternoon | who has!
iting th4
Japan wHl/be present to address the
audience; All women who have any
problems bring them. All women
are invited .
tv
The regular monthly meeting of
the Exeter Woman’s Institute will
be held at,1 the J^ffeme of Mrs. Maurice
Quance noxt ^iiesday, September 30
3 o’cldck^p.m. All members are
(.jm be present.
p.m.—Open session of the church
school. Baptismal service. Ad
dress by Rev. J. B. Rhodes, of
Caven Presbyterian Church .
7
j
Zurich, requested(
, be /field in the United
Centralia, morning and af-
.sesswns. Mr.s. McGillivray,
reoBntly returned from vis-
. mission fields of China and
‘iFbe present to address the
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baynham are
holidaying in Toronto this week.
Miss Kathleen Godbolt is con
fined to her home through illness.
IMr. and Mrs. Bert Boulter, of
London, visited in town on Satur
day.
Rev. Mr. Hawke and
Clinton, visited with Mr.
W. F. Down on Sunday.
Mr. Kenneth Sitanbury
wife, of
and Mrs.
APPLES—Snows and. things, also
winter vai'ie^ies, spies, Baldwins,
Wagners an$ T’almhn Sweets. Order I
now as apples are scarce. S. J. Ho
garth. " 9-25-3tc.
TOMATOES FOR SALLE—-Real can
ning variety, jparticularly fitted for
catsups and fcgafdiments. $,1.00 lJer
bushel. Phone 28, Ex&tei* ltc.ltc.
Fur neckpieces of kinds made
to order; also qut ^ork. Mrc. John
Taylor, corner William and Ann .Sts.
Phone 226.
left lasjt
week for Toronto where he will at
tend Law School for the winter.
Miss Wilson, of London, has re
turned home after spending a few
days with Mrs. H. K. Hyndmian.
Miss Marjorie Medd left last week
to attend MacDonald Hall in con
nection with the O. A. C.'at Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis and
( son Donald, of Toronto, are holiday-
j ing with relatives in this commun
ity.
Mr. H. Steinburg,
burg,
Iccal branch
merce.
'Mr. A. B.
Medd, B.A.,
of New Ham-
lias been transferred to the
of the Bank of Com-
SS»»
Medd and Miss.-.Eleanoi;
are leaving shortly to
attend the Ontario' College at Educa-
Mrs. John jtion of Toronto.
‘ ~ -I ^r- J- L- Fuller, wife and ’daugh-
ltc. ter and Mrs. A. Brown, of Sarnia,
| motored up and spent Sunday with
LOST—On Tuesday on Huron St., Mrs. John Snell.
a child’s coat. Finder-please leave
at Tim es-A d vo ca te. ?.. £
...................... .tr
p.m.—Special service to young
people. Rev. M. C. Parr, and' his
choiy from Hyatt Ave., church,
London, will have charge of the
■service. This promises to be a
great service, and the young
people are especially invited.
MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.m.—Morning Meditation
p.m.—Our church school rally
with a very special program
p.m.—Christ’s View of the House
of Prayer Today.
p.m.—Thursday, prayer service.
11
3
7
8
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. J. ,T. Fenton, H.A.. Rector
Miss K. M. MacFaul, Organist
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Annual
vest Thanksgiving Services
ducted by Rev. F. E. Pauli,
tor of Bayfield, who will preach
at both services.
I-Iar-
con-
Rec-
SPECIAL MUSItf
1 The first meeting of the A.Y.P.A.
will be held on Monday evening
with election of officers and a short
program. Everybody come.
and have the styles combined $7
------------j-------,------------ -----------------------------
an Overcoats for Men!■Shiffer
. Your new overcoat is here waiting for you. Plaids
are very popula^ in tan, blue, grey and brown checks
1 These coats are wonderfully tailored and sell at
/ / $35.00
f-------Win $100.00 in CASH
The Royal
lie feesif slogan of not more than six words for Royal York
es. Yc’i may win it. There are no obligations. Anyone can
York Clothing Co. are giving $100.00 in cash
• Messrs. Edwin and Luther Braund,
of Brantford, visited at the home ‘ of Mr. Alex McPherson and called
• Huron County Plowmen’s Assoc- on friends on Sunday,
ration will hold,.their annual Match,
at the farm of William Hemirigway,1
two miles from.* Brussels, op* October
the 9 th. /' I
H^ear the
Sandy Elliot.,
w Phil co Radio.
Southcott Bros.
*
1 R. C. Rathwell, a grocer, of St.
Marys, was relieved of some $400.00
in cash by a. bandit who held him up | near his home about 12.30 Sunday
morning.
All roads will l<?ad to^Kirktoh for the big fair oif Tuesday and Wednes
day of next week.
Mr. “V. L. Roulston returned
I Toronto last week to take his se-
'The ANNUAL FALL-EXHIBITION cond year at Pharmacy. He was
•of Blyth Agricultur§d'Society will be companied to the city by his parents
held on Thursdaw/and Friday, Sep- Dr. G. F. and Mrs. Roulston.
temb^r 25-^6. JOn the evening oEj Mrs. T. McCurdy and Tenie, of
Friday thejfjQjxCASTERS of Toron- town, and Howard and Edna Mc-
to, will present a program in the Cu$Iy, of Usborne, were in London
Memorial ^tc. on Sunday visiting Th os. L. Mc-
----V C-urdy, who is ill in Victoria Hos- LOST—On Au4 1W a bundle of Djta],
coats etc., on-the&BJ^J^ Water High- ' .way, .south Of Gifend Bend. Reward J Western University opened at
H. A. Leary, 84l/9 Woodrow Wilson' London on Monday among those who
Detroit, Mich;, ullS^A* 9-18-2tp are attending from this, community
---------—X;—- j are Hugh Creech, Hy. Jennings, Hy.
FOR SALE.4-|0 andJ12 week-old Anderson, of Usborne and E. Tieman
Barred R.ock I’uimgJadm blood, test- of Dashwood.
ed stock; alsb wllite Wyandottes and Mr. Harry West and Miss Evelyn
Leghorns ready |o lay. ^Vm- Had" Yates, of Sarnia, motored up Sunday
J / 9-ll-3tp. the former spending the day with
---- [ 11}s mothei.i Mrs. si West, and the
Choice clover lion,Cy,for sale at a latter visiting at the home of her
/A-Pply to Wesley _ sister near'Dashwood.
FOR SALE-Two stor^ brick house
on Andrew street, in/^ood condition
with all modern (conveniences and garage. AppH $ Gladman and
Stanbury. | 8-25-3tc
ed stock; also wllite Wyandottes and■ 1
do«k, Centralia. /
reasonable price, y
Dearing, R-R£ Sjjm- 1, Exeter, Ont., phone 17-14 y/ecliton‘
FOR SALE ' OR J$1NT — New
stucco bungalow bu Wellington St.;
every modern convenience.—G.
Ransford. ' 8-14-tfc
If you wish to tbuyybr sell a farm or house see R. pfekard, Exritet.
FOR SALE OR RENT^Modern
red brick semi-bungalow./’All
veniences, centrally located.
FOR RENT—Several5 light hous^-keeping//'
Weekes’ office. /
FOR SALE— Visible
pump; also operating table, almost
new. ’Apply |ot4ohn Rowe, Admin
istrator or B. 'W. F. Beavers.
6-19-tfc.
rooms
above
10 gal,
to
ac-
DIED IN LUCAN
Mr. and Mrs. Frank1 Coates wepc
in Lucan on Monday attending the
funeral of the latter’s mother Mrs-
Alice Dickens, widow of the late
Thomas Dickens, who passed away
on Saturday iq her 79th year as a
result of injuries suffered in a fall
about six weeks ago when her hip
was broken. Among others who at
tended the funeral were Mr. ap'd
Mrs. Rd. Coates, Mr. Paul Coates
and daughter Vern’.x and Mr. Mrs. Hunter. *
ani ASTON THAT DEMANDS YOUR ATTENTION
and
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
A miscellaneous shower for Miss
Gladys Harvey, bride-elect, was held
at the hqme of Miss Mildred Rowe
on Tuesday evening, Miss Rowe be
ing -assisted by Miss Mae Jone'S.
About twenty-five young ladies were
present and spent a very enjoyable
evening during the course of which
the guest of honor was
with some very beautiful presents.
The gifts were presented in the form
of a large wedding cake. Refresh
ments were served.
Now that fall is coming^ with
its cool weather, fix un^jur liv
ing rooip with a nice^ Sani-Bilt
Chesterfield Suite only firm
that replaces any J^ite damaged
by motlU. See tbem at our store
at Bargain Prices.- 1 . .z__
t X ROWE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 20w and 20j
presented
New Fall Goods
con-
for
Dr*
gas,
LEICESTER SHEEP
A choice sele^ioyt
tarns now for s^leuT I’
vited.—Harry Simth,
Lake Road, adjoining Exeter.
- $-11-41,0.
of .eWes and
Inspection in
Hay P,O.,
Before the Accident
liisiire your cap and your income,
vrpety of policies; for part or
complet| coverage.
W. C; Pearce, Exeter
A number of young people from
town enjoyed a chicken supper at
Turnbull’s Grove oh Lake Huron on
Friday evening of last week. The
young people enjoyed a very jolly
-evening around a camp fire. ■
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Garnet Flynn and
Mr. and Mrs. Sims were in Thed
ford on Sunday visiting the former’s
brother Mr. A. Flynp. While there
|hey visited the peach orchards
which are bearing an abundant crop
this year.
Next Sunday, September 28th the
Harvest Thanksgiving Services will
be held in Trivitt Memorial church.
Rev. F‘. H» Pauli, Rector of Bayfeld,
Will preach at both morning and ev
ening services. Rev. J. J. Fenton
will take charge of the Bayfield Cir
cuit for that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hepinst’all and
daughter Vera and Miss McDerjnid,
of Sarna, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stat
ham gnd daughter Lois, of London;
Mr- and Mrs. Gordon Davis and son.
'Donald, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. McDonald and Mr, and Mrs. Al
bert Spender, Walter and Mavis, of
Hensall were guests of Mjsd Minpret-
ta Horney. M 1
Mr, arid Mrs. Goo. Mawsoii have
returned home after visiting wltli
friends in Regina and- Dundurn..
From there they took a trip to the
Pacific; Ooasit’, going from Prince
Rupert to Vancouver >by boat. They
also spent some time in Victoria,
Seattle and Portland* They were
aecombahled borne by Mr. MaWson’s
brother and his wife, "who Will visit
here for some time,
Mr. Wm. Abbott was in Toronto
this week n business.
New flooring has been placed on
the bridges, on the Lake Road.
- MI'S. A. Nash, of Sarnia, is visit
ing with her daughter Mrs. J. W.
Powell.
Wilkinson Bros. have, sold their
chicken interests to .the Hogarth
Baby Chick Hatchery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Vance and daugh
ter Marie, of Listowel, visited at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Wm. Ward.
Mrs. Frank Irwin and daughter
Erno, of Putnam, spent Sunday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Davis.
(Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper and
two children and Mr. Hubert Cooper
have returned after a motor trip to
Northern Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter, of
Sunday with
home of Mrs.
Mr. W. C.
attending the International
writers Convention which meets in
Canada only once in eight years. .
Mr. John Hunter had the misfor
tune to fall on Monday receiving a
bad shaking up and as a result will
be confined to the house for a coupld
of days.
Mr. Ted Sims,
who1 has been in
arrived, in town
having made the
Vancouver by auto busses.
Mrs, Efed Millar, of London, who
has been visiting at the home of her
father iMr. L, Day was taken ill,
Tuesday and Jias been removed to
Dr. Fletcher’s Hospital.
PINK CUT GLASS WEAR
Water Sets,'* sugars apd creams,
Consolet/Sets, Bon Bons,Zcandy Jars,
Flower !} Baskets., Cake and1 Fruit
Trays, dOc. to $1.50^each,
New black footed .bud vases
Every Edison Disc Record in the
j store yj^ur choice 50c.
3 Ca.tfin.et Instruments at a Bargain
Powell’s Variety Store
Severn s, son and
Kingsville, visited on
Mr. E. Siverns at the
T. G. Creech. . 1
Pearce is in Toronto
Undet-
diamond driller,
British Columbia,
Tuesday evening;
entire trip from
Mrs. Amelia Dale, who has been
at Dr. Fletcher’s. Hospital was able
to leave the hospital on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gilfillan, of S.c. Marys,
and her daughter Mrs. H. Clark, of
San Fnansiseo, and. Mrs. Andrew
Stewart, of Montreal, visited wfeth
Mrs. John T. Steward, for a few days
last week.
Ensign Kenneth Barr, who bas
been with the Salvation Army in
Japan'and who was formerly of Ex
eter will visit' the local corps on Sep
tember 30th accompanied by Major
Best.
An employee of the Canadian Can-
nets had the misfoi’itune to be hit
in tho.hdad by a pulley on Saturday
last’inflicting a nasty gash that re
quired a couple of stitches to close.
Dr, Fletcher dressed the wotiridis.
Rev. Mri Button, of Putnam, oc
cupied the pulpit iri the Main Street
church on Sunday and preached two
splendid isermong. The pastor Rev,
Mr. Moorhouse conducted the anni
versary sorvicos on the Putnam cir
cuit,
HERE IS A CHANCE TO SECURE UNRIVALLED VALUE IN
YOUR NEW FALL SUIT OR OVERCOAT
. Monday, October 6th
bjsolutely Free of Charge! Tha^s news that will
save you nlonfey! One day only, Monday, ^October 6th, we have
been authorized by the Berger Tailorin&Xlo. to give with every
suit of Ber~“ “Clothes of Quality”, ordered' on that date; one extra pair bf/trousers free^of charge^Z
This is four big opportunity^ get' super value in your new
Fall suit o] overcoat. All ouLsriiew styles and materials for Fall
are now rqtidy. They represent the smartest,.most popular shades. At our r ular prices, they/represent value that has made them
across the widUrand breadth of Canada.
One day only
Men I
. W. TAMAN
EXETER, ONT
renowne
FALL FAIR DATES •
PHONE 81w
Bayfield-.....
Blyth .........
Brussels .....
Dungannon .
Bm-bro ....
Fordwich
Harriston
Kirk ton ...
Milverton
Parkhill ..
St. Marys
Tavistock
Wiagham
ts>$24.00 Overcoats
ffifa up. Tailored-to-measure.
Sept. 24-25
Sept: 2'5-26
Oct. 2-3
Oct. 7-8
. Oct. 2
Oct. 3-4
Sept. 25-26
Sept. 30, Oct. 1
Sept. 2,5-26
.... Oct. 2-3’
... Oct.. 7-8
Sept. 26-27
Oct. 7-8
Piano, V
Studio
WIND
EAT
SHARPENED
SINGLE
DOUBLE
AUT
replace# whjte you wait
G
Phone 2
ZHA WKINS
Exeter, Qnt.
DOROTHY E. GRA55ICK
(Honor (Jr uate) England:
nscrncJldik in
armony, Theory
ert Street* Box JGO
ER, ONTARIO
■ H. I—"
AGENC
AND
LETw.
your coal bill
hAve se^&red the
FOR ULKING DOORS
S, ALSO METAL
UR-STRlPPiNG
VOTE YOU PRICES.
HERN, Exeter
SAFETX RAZOR BI^DES .
y males)
EDG
dge Guaranteed
OLE. DRUGGIST
3c#
4c-
Ernest C. Harvey
Heprds&nting among others
Lumbermen’* MutojjT Casualty Co.,
“World’sJGicatost Automobile
I ' Mutual"
lo policyholders have _________
than 25% o£ premium {Studio, Main St. Box 57, Phone 102
annually, j EXETER, ONT
OUfih diVidciid
not been less
’W. R. Goulding *
t A. T* O. if. I
Oi'ganlst./aiul Choijrfriaster s 'r
. Jumes St. Uwit^r Church
in
Piano tjbcal/ Organ Theory
SubCfvl|bZbf Mbftic in Schbdlr