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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-10-09, Page 8THURSDAY, ^,030 SHROPSHIRE SHI’ Am offering, sivi few ewes-of choicdyf type.—R. D. Hunttt ’t iut -V'Ti .':r;* ■for rent—; ner of Huron ahd Apply to Byron Advocate. jglal rams and a' Jreeding and shew- i*r and Son. i lQ-9-tfc ’ ’’ ' A Briclj#resldence eor- .ndrew streets. • Times-1 10-9-tfcJ FOR SALE—A good young Durham cows reai^to calve. Apply / 10-9tfcto Byron E. Hicks; WANTED- Apply to Mrs. Go: Street. Sewing otn.ll kinds,:*— .ourHunter, uAnn Z ltc. Exeter Markets Wheat 70c. Outs 27 c. Parley 33c. Bran $1.00 Shorts $1.00 Low Grade Flour $1.25 Welcome Flour $2.80 Mode) Flour $3,20 Manitoba Flour $3.40 Creamery Butter 37c, Dairy Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, Hogs, Butter 31-34c. extras 34c, first 30 c. seconds 23c. $10.75. Shorts Come j n hand. j at $2.25 per1 sells at $3,25 | 'eeds are always' 1 We can supply you wUffx and Bran at $2$.00 per JOn, in early, while f Try our layin cwt. Excel Cal per cwt. now. | fresh. We. $(1.00, Me mey a k mas T- jin Useason, This COATS! Woolette Pyjama Cloth In stripes and pretty flora! designs suit­ able for gowns and pyjamas. This is a nice weight clpth. AT PER YARD 35c. THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Iley, J, Bernard)' Rhodes, >1, A. Mluistesr Miss Lena Coates, A,L.C.M., Organist ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY 10 a.m.—.Sunday School Il a.m. apd 7 p.m.- BEV. ,J. «, INKSTER D.D., of Knox Church, Toronto ’ wi’4 be the special speaker The choir will be assisted by Paramount Male Quartette of Sea­ forth. Many new styles have been placed on our racks. We expect another shipment this week We also show a fine range of Children’s and Misses’ coats at $7.50 to $JL5.00, /New GrenadtaeZier, The new hosiery withjthe dull finish the new shades for tl made from a extra tested silk yarn that wears well Jf AT PER JFAIR $1.50 . , i im—nai i .ijfl ..'...■■I. i jr -------’—i J i Tuesday, October 14th, !^ot fowl supper in Caven Presbyterfan church. I Mrs.. A. Wildfong visited with friends at Stratford this week. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Taylor visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Beaver, of Crediton, on Sunday. Messrs. E. J. Pym and Geo. An- (______iTi Reserve Cor the big JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA llev. D, McTavish, Pastor W. R. Goulding/A.T.C.M, Organist and Choir-Leader SPECIAL HARVEST HOME SERVICES Rev. A. W. Barker, B.A., of Brus­ sels at both services 11 a.m.—“Behind Closed, Doors” ■p.m.—Church School p.m.—“A King Dethroned” Monday night— Y.P.L. Splendid program, All our Y-P. are invited. HARVEY will do clipping—15 bag under l^bags; 10c. per Orillia Healer and Cook Stov '‘combined, used twoi winter s new, first class shape, (ow^er ving up house-, keeping)—Appl^ j/'Alex Dow, phone ' drew motored to Toronto on Friday S3.tfn of last week on business. __ T77Z----T------! Mr. Francis Allen, of Detroit, is FOB SALE louipf Yorkshire vj3iting for a few days with his Hogs now ready. eWee animals.— gr.au,dmother Mrs. M. AiIen. Apply to Chas, ffiar/ey, Exeter.TJr 10-9-tfc' F,rank Wildfong attended the ________________ | Young People’s Convention iat Mill- Will the party who took a grey bank, on Monday. wool sweater from the garage of Miss' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boeder, Marion FOR .SALE—A marvell 3 7 H. Sweet kindly return the same to and Willard, of Mitchell, spent Sun- its owner and save further trouble, day with Mrs. Soeder’s mother Mrs. STRAYED—F^dmTl?^ premises of Edward Morldck/.. Friday, 3rd, a white broi 25, Credit on. day with Mrs. Soeder’s mother Mrs. Willard. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ford and son :wtti>^aay’ October Allan, of London, visited for a few sow.—Phone 19r days in town at the home of Mrs. ItP Lamport. Miss M. White, of town, and Mrs. T. M. White, of Windsor, returned recently after an extended visit to the west. Mrs. (Rev.) Sheppard, of Saginaw, Mich., formerly of Exeter, is visiting for a few days with Dr. and Mrs. W. FOR SALE—Arf ^orchard of win­ ter apples. Apply N. Glenn, R. R. No. 1, Hehsall ltp ' Several articles for Priva^Sale— Coal burning kitchen stoye, good as new; Seivght^ Sewing ^Machine, gas stove; sealing chen utensil, special prices,Ibed^ads and couches Stratford visited with their aunt, Call in the af§ern#on (after Wednes-. Mrs Roger Northcott, of town, on day) to the ?A/fglioan Rectory Andrew Stre Phono,.. 69, Rev. J. Fenton bottler various kit- E* VTeekes. t furniture atj Mr. and. Mrs. T. N Northcott, of MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, pastor Miss Evelyn Huston Organist and Choir-Leader . a.m.—Our Service is withdrawn. We will worship with our Caven friendis. p.m.—-Our Church (School. p.m.—“Ah Act of Remembrance” Our congregation will unite in Sac­ rament of the Lord’s Supper. p.m,'—-Thursday, prayer service. Turkish Towells English make good size and weight splen­ did for kitchen and bathroom SPECIAL AT 29c. T 11 3 7 Coloured Cashmere Hosiery In the seasows newest shades. F..11- » fashioned and /ne all wool quality. SPECl/L VALUE AT $1.00 Stanfield Underwear for Men It is impossible to procure u Full- erwear that will give better! satisfaction than/this well known brand. We darry a full stock ftf combination and two piece garments. / New Black xfords This is a new model and cme that is taking well with the youpg men v. SPECIAL AT $LoO Mew “Currie” Spats Jfn grey and fawn in button and dome s/les, neat-fitting and fine quality felt f $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00 / Men’s Silk and Wool Hose f Regular 75c. values. We were fortun­ ate in getting 10 dozen Sub Standards. They are selling quickly at 2 PAIRS FOR 75c. New Neckwear for Men Just a new shipment of new weaves and colorings made by u Currie” M TO RETAIL AT on Sunday last. Miss Olive Wood, of Toronto, is holidaying for a few days with her parents, Mr. and M'rs. W. H. Wood, of Usborne. e taking in on- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ford return­ s'', October 15th. J. ed to Detroit on Saturday after vis­ ile iting with the latter’s mother Mrs. i C. Box, of Stephen. ■ Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers left for Tor- ’ onto* on Saturday and is this week F . . . . . . . _ ... __ _ „ We will com ions- >on Wednes H. Grieve. J. 3 SALE— ___ __ _______________ are placing' ■_ ’ .... her shops of attending the Provincial W. C. T. U. f sweet whip- convention in Belleville. patronage solic- FOR SALE—A quantity zof late potatoes, size No. read livery. $1.15 for j$0 adian Caliners. I # V’HIPPING CREAM FJJ After October 1 <oia -sale in boti Exeter a quant ping cream. ited. N. Stanlake. ' STRAYED—LOnto L Stephen, a ^year-jfld Owner may. haVe property and, p|j mer Lawson.’ | Con. 11, Percheron, me by proving g expenses.—El- , ... 10-9-3tc Mrs. Hoskins, of town, last week underwent an operation at Victoria Hospital, London, and is improving as well as* can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ferguson and Miss Madeline Dearing, of London, spent Sunday at the'home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reynolds, of Usborne. Miss M. E. Ross, of the Exeter 1-1. is confined to her home illness. Her place at the being taken by Miss Evelyn . COTTAGE FOR RENT—AP$y to Mrs. I. Cottle. /' itc APPLES—Snows ^and Kjhgs, -also winter varieties, -^spies Baldwins, Wagners and Taimen ” 11 now as apples are fco/ce. garth. Kveets./Order J. Ho- 9-25-3tc. FOR. SALE O-J) T — New stucco bungalow op Wellington Sft.; lienee.—M/ G. Ransford. every modern com Tf you wish to I; or house see R. E. TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. J. J. Fenton, B.A.. Rector Miss K. M. MacFauI, Organist Seventeenth Sunday After Trinity 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Ser­ mon. 'Subject: “More About Re­ ligion.” p.m.—-Sunday School Don’t forget on the following Sun­ day, October 19th we will hold otii* Children’s Day Services. We want to see old and young at these ser- 1 vices. Let the whole family come. There will be no- Evening Service next Sunday. All the members of the congregation are requested to attend the Caven Church Anniver-. sary Service. J Reserve, October 22nd for the play to be put on by the Legiqn. aYork anils a^d Overcoats for Men WE ARE SHOWING. A COB AND MATERIALS FOR jJffiEN’S j OVERCOATS ARE MADB TO frOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASURE AND SELL AT THE POPULARTrRIi —-------- 3LETE NEW RANGE OF SUITINGS | VERCOATS. THESE SUITS AND OF $27.50.' Sani-HMrs. Kerwin Werner, of London-, spent the forepart of the week with her mother, Mrs. D. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham visited with their son Rev. Borden and Mrs. Cunningham, in Millban It over the week-end. Mr. Wm. Rivers brought into* the Times-Advocate office a vegetable marrow 'that is over a year old and seems to be just as good as the day it was harvested. In putting it taway last fall it was placed behind a fur­ nace and was not discovered until, this fall when it was found to bo in perfect condition. New itt SuiMngs Now that fail is c.ormn its cool weather, fix up Jf* ing roo: Chesterfield Suite tlu that replaces any su|te damaged by moths. at ® with ?our liv- with a nice#Sani-Bilt only firm $ S. staff, through school is Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glass,.Mr. and Mirs. Oscar Anderson and family, Gf Sarnia, motored up and spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ander­ son. Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Jarvis, of To­ ronto, motored up on Friday last and visited over home of Mr. Jones. Mr. Hugh Exeter, who See thegp at oust store Bargar i Prices./? i> complete range of woollens suit or overcoat. We also :te line oc samp’es. the week-end at the and Mrs. J. Hubert OWERN. 8/4-tfc ------— « I y or sel/a farm ’ickardZExeter. FOR SAlte OR RE^ red brick s^ni-bungal veniences, centrally FOR REb|T—Sev light housg-keepi Weekcs’ off&e. FOR SAl|- pump; ; new. ’Apply® ------------------------- istrator or b“W. F. Beavers. 6-19-tfc. cated. al rooms above Spackman, formerly of makes his .home with his sons Earl, of Tweed and Clif­ ford, of Guelph, is renewing ac­ quaintances in this community, Mr. and Mrs. Manford. Belling and —Modern babe, of Detroit visited for a few All con- days at the home of Mr. .and Mrs. | A. F’/ancis last week. Mrs. Belling for and babe are remaining for a week. I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hern motored ' to Owen Sound on Sunday and were Special Showing i A* QUALITY COMFORTAIRW SPRING FILLED MATTRESS LCome and see why this wornler- j ful mattress will bring youihours i of dreamless sleep. > PRIOID SPECIALLYjFOR : THIS DEMONSTRATK FREE SLIP CO'd With every Comfortaijb I You Furchafe — of the — FUN AMIf Pl ER ■ttJ ft DIRECTOR .NCE SERVICED 20w and 2’,©j s Our stock of Weal’s Furnishings is up to-date with alrtlie la t in men’s wear.Miss Rena Stephenson and Mr. Herbert Stephenson, of Vavna, were* guests of Mr. and Mi's. Cephas Pym,: on Sunday. Visitors with Mr. and Mr*?. W. PT. Johnston during the past week were Miss Etta Jarrott, teacher in Davis- ville Public School, Toronto, and her mother, Mrs. Isaac Jarrett, of Kip­ pen, on Saturday and. on Monday Mrs. Danks, of Zion City, L'l., and her sister, Mrs. Card, of North Da­ kota. The were accompanied*’ by their sister-in-law, Mrs. Hy, Ivison - and daughter, Miss Jean, cf Kippen. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnston, of Auburn, Dr. and Mrs. Victor Johnston and child of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, E. Stephenson and child, of Walkerton, Mr. Hubert fetephenson and sister Miss Rena, of Varna and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Northcott, of Stratford. i-w.w PHONE 81w T A MAN , ■ EXETER,. OUT,,, vnwi wuuuu uu ouuuuy uii-u were» «r isible 10 ga1, gas* accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. also fopjpating table, almost ,lwh.o,yi^ited for i 1 John Rowe, Admin- aj days twitii their son Mr. 'Wilbur Biiiiilp’s. Mrs, Ida Rollins iyeceived kthe sad news on Saturday morning," *of the death of her brother-in-law, Mr. J. E. Rollins, of Killarney, Man. Mr. Robins is a brother of the late J. A. Rollins. Mil J. F. Jenkins, secretary of the Canadian Legion for the Advance­ ment of Colored People, London, Ontario, was in town on Tuesday soliciting contributions for the aid of their work. ! Mrs. Murray Armstrong, Miss Me- sevor-FN SALE K' *POULTRY We are in-1 of poultry paj Trucks will c wood, C. Andt :rs Mattress NTED et for all kinds e highest prices. 11.# Phone 30, Dash- X Registered Her/fords For sale months of a 42nd -63223 F&irfar and bred and o to late R. 18913.—'Stutt S, JJ OCTOBER Sth, 9thJ10th & 11th • at • 10 to 12 by Brae Dale Bonnie Brae, Iaplq^Lad dams; also Call, Mrs. May Banney and Mrs. Successors Campbell, House Mother of the i l$?uttr Breeders since, Nurses Home, Victoria Hospital, in (.rest, Ont. 10-9-6tc. E. R\ Hdppers’ furnitur/ dealer FUNERM#DIRECTOB Phone 09 save mfnSy on y$if coal bill WE ] Agency * AND M WWATH. LET {4 W.Mi IA.VE EFOR INDO1 SECURED THE (WULKING DOORS ALSO METAL R-STRIPPING >TE YOU PRICES. ERN, Exeter AUTO gCaSS^ replaceq you wait .f . ■ G LEICESTER^HEEP A chbiccwMsi^HS^ of eWes ahd rams, now for sale, ^^nspection, in- vite’d’.—-Harry Smith, Hay P.O4 Lake itoad, adjoining Exeter. -• • •' ■ S-ll-^tc. Iftsttrd! yoiir Good variety compute 6o oarwtiid ybuf incoirie. llciea for i>strt or ;c., Exeter I London, visited f,w1th MJss Taylor and Mr.pC. T. Brooks last week. Mrs. T.hos. Handford, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Phinn and two children, of In­ gersoll, visited iat the home of Miss Alite jJanidford and were accompan­ ied back to Ingersoll by Mrs. Thorn- <ton, wild will visit for a time. Mu apd ‘Mrs. Fred Whittaker and Mrs; ij, Goiby, of Loadom spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Vale! Mrs. Vale returned with them for a few days and also visited her (daughter sMrs. Wm, McDowell 'near Crdinlfn for a few days. Mrs.- C. A. Southcott was in Lon* don ion Friday of last week calling on Mrs*.' Buckingham, at the home of Mil and Mrs. ltd. Itawlings, Mrs. Buckingham is in her 97th year and ■ although she ia confined to her bed her mind ta bright and active, < POWELL’S Spanish. Salted Peanuts 1!) • A GOOD NEEDLE PH Two Edisons let. Sna Cdlumb ...-------—-------------- --------------------- ----------- ---------------- -----------------!------- ---------, ■------------------------— *■ mill MIIIIIM POWELL Our Bulbs have arrived, etc. and the quality is el flower pots and bulb bow) Our shipment df Urn: arrived and -are being pric* - ■ • • ’ -AT Ot • ■ . Try the New The new Vanilla Chocol; Wo have Hyacinths, Daffodilly xellent. We q|so have plain and f attcy Pieces of Chi:1:, Vases an :< d and l CANbiT COUNTER ’ at'29c, a l,b. , ; tes 'h/i29c. a lb. you will be tsitrps it th/ Quality. n * CliocoIateJBuds at 40* )N6g11APH THiS..WEEIC 1?OR S5.Q0 y violin, records, foxtrots and sorgfi 60c, and Edison 50c. When a fire wiped out several places of business at Thorndale lust week the home of Mr. O. C. Ward, formerly of Exeter, was partly des­ troyed. Mr. Ward and family were wakened, when somebody shouted fke, the fife being well under way at the time. 'They escaped by a very close margin this time. They were burned out in 19^7 when the last big fire visited’the village. [ ' Tlie regular meeting of the James Street MlSsfoft Circle was hold at the ' honio bf.. Mis, Q, Hockey, 'on 'Mdndrty f eyoniitfc. ■ -'The President, Miss Stella Southeott presided. s AiLetr the bush noss part *of! the meeting had beeir dealt with Miss Alice Handford gave a very interesting talk on the first {•kaptfer of th,o'now study book about, JapatL Miss Grace Creoclr.'rdatt the Scripture Imsson and Miss Mildred fSoWe sang a ploa/dug solo. Lunch zived and a social time, enjoy- . /SAWKINS •Phone SO Exdter, X” DOROTHY E. G.RA L. C. M. (Hondr Gradate) Loh Piano, Violin, studio st Aae3 EXETER, ONTARKy SAFETY .SHARPE SINGLE EDG 0OVWS. ED Perfect -W. s. coEe. ZOR • J A li» * ■ a ADES- y'’.ht«lc*> W. R. Goul A* T. 'O. i/Ui and ss St. Unit'd! • Plano Super studio Or KhPtrvjRtitt fa ! MtiSfrj iw ISeSinoh ,d. Dhw ’■&'»« ZiiT If <!