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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-10-23, Page 8thu ” ,. OCTOBER aW,. 1980 TIM^ADVOCATE At the Yfliihg Peopled service in the James Street church Monday e» eninfc over sUty young people were present and Dr. G. F. Roulston gave a splendid address on “Getting the Most Ou$ of Life.” Miss Lydia Ste- Avar^ gave a piano solo and Mr. E. Christie gave a rea ing. in nee uch as sewing, r Chri AVe* use only a at' ar enuine Ford pa to repair j Ford car. S tion guaraiKeed.—Sandy Elli For those who would tend classe Jous, kinds >titch, plaii new Ideas f phone 17 E ation. The ranged for her 2Sth fro Mrs. Hyndm In our adv. li should have rea tie chop for $1| v wont, cross' ressmaking or nas gifts kindly ' further inform class will be ar- day, afternoon OctO' ■to 5 at the home 1 Huron St. bags x^rop for $1. lMffags coarse c Harvey Exeter Markets Wheat .70e. Oats 27 c. Barley 33e. Bran $1.10 Shona $1.00 Low Grade Flour $1.25 Welcome Flour $2.70 Model Flour $3.00 Manitoba Flour $3.20 Creamery Butter 37c. Dairy Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, Hogs Cr CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J, Bernard. Rhodes, M. A* Minister Miss Lena Coates* A.L.O.M., Organist 10. a.m.—Sunday School 7 pan.—“Unexpected Finds’’ FOUND- Owners property isement. New Dresses This Butter 31-3 4c. Extras 3 6c. Firsts 33e. seconds 24c. $10.25 —_ ___—.. . JZoaals J 8 SPECIAL W- M. S. THANK- OFFERING SER YR 'ES JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. D. McTavish, pastor W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M, Organist and Choir-Leader We are showing this week some new styles in dresses.ll’hey are very smart, consisting of cantons, chiffons, laces, satin and panne satin party dresses ....... .............................-Z JNew Grenadine Hosiery / The new hosiery with thordull finish ih the new shades for this Reason. This is made from a extra twined silk yarn that wears well AT PER PJOR $1.50 Woolette Pyjama Cloth In stripes and pretty floral designs suit able for gowns and pyjamas. This is a nice weight cloth. AT PER YARD 35c. a,ni.—“For Zion’s Sake.’’ Special soloist for the morning service, Mrs, D. Munn, Ripley. p.m.—Church School p.m.—Rev. W. Stanley Owens, of Bt. John’s United church, Stratford and .his choir will have "charge of the evening service. Subject—“Christianity and Its Al ternatives.” These services are likely to prove very interesting and helpful and we trust they will be attended by large congregations. J. Q. Stanhury was in Toron- tlie weeli Penriee 1 siting wh M to over Mrs. after vi London. Air. : London parents. Misses Donga 11 at Fol dens. Airs. Gerald visiting at the Saxon Fitton. Airs. Bruce Saturday after visiting for a week in Hamilton. .Airs. AVm. Lowry returned Monday after visiting for a week with rela tives in Brussels. Sirs. Eliza AAUllis is to be congrat ulated on celebrating her 83rd birth day on Saturday. Airs. Jos. Slay has been visiting for a week with her sister Airs. Harold Peter, of Atwood. Sir. and Mrs." T. SI. Dihney and family spent the we6k-end visiting friends at Foldens. Sir. Chas. Anderson is in AVindsor attending a convention of the Aletro- politan Life Insurance Co. Sir, and Airs. A. Ingram, of De troit. spent the week-end with the latter's sister Mrs. J. G. ^tanbury. Air.- and Sirs. Geo. Millson, Air. and Airs. Clarence Alillson and family, of Lucan, visited with Airs. (Dr.) Sweet on Sunday. Air, and Airs. Jas. Slorey and and Airs. Clendening and son, of ronto, visited Sunday Airs. Ed. Treble. Dr. Case with Airs. Benson, Of Toronto, funeral of the former’s brother at Hensall on Friday. Air. and Mrs. A. AVismer and Air. and Airs. AV. Aleissner, of Palms, ' Slich., spent the week-end with Air. and Airs. John Campbell, of Hay Tp. | The wild ducks are coming in at 10-16-3tp Grand Bend. A number of duck - | hunters have been at the lake but OR RENT-— we haven’t heard of many duck din- .n iners_ Keep November 13 and 14 open I for the AVomen’s Institute play put on by local talent. Further an- nouncement next week. AVatcli for posters. Air. and Airs. Chas. Link and their daughter Alildred, of Frankenmuth, Alich., visited at the home of the former’s sister, Air. and Airs. Ted Bawden. Air. and Airs. Nelson Clarke, of Usborne, and Airs. Russell, of town, visited over the week-end with Rev. Borden and Mrs. Cunningham at Millbank.i Air. and Airs. Leo Salakin, motor ed over from Detroit bringing with them Airs. Salakin’s father, Mr. AVm. Hewitt, who lias been visiting that city. Dr. and Peterboro, Holloway, Bros. DO it- cranJ k-end. lias returned home th her daughter in J l Two automobile! may have same by and paying for this adver Apply Times-Advocate :S, proving and Mrs, , spent Elmore Tuckey, of Sum!.y with their Turkish Towells ^14 open for play , put on farther „4fiinouiiee- LooWTor posters. Keep Novembe the AVonfen’s ihstit by local ..taleft, ment next we« FOR iSALliif ter cabba^e.-fe ners, Ltd., Pnone 2S, Jfxeter.' 13 an Beta Rowe visited over and Bella Mo the week-end of Toronto, isFitton, home of Mr. and Mrs. -Ajd^uaiitity of win- ^ply Cap^diaji Can-Rivers returned home I am booking Nursery Sts trees or sh Appleton, Ex ers for Pelham ^ck^fPersons desiring mUs phone 49. D. G. sjfer J0-23-2tc. lingam ill will run Liesd/y, T mrsday and Satur day until of 1 lecein r. William Bradshaw. C * ltp. Eliinville. c^fop. every Tr LOST—In Credijffin or on High way between six er seven sacred music, at this office. ton and Mitchell, e quartette hooks, inder pljjhse leave FOR SALE- ter. Apply t Dashwood. LO S T-—Lie en se tola 53C. Finder pl T. Rowe. number 45 8,- retuini to H. lit-iiws with Oestricher, 10-2.3-2tc Earn upwards of $25 weekly grow ing mushrooms for us, all winter, in cellars. Illustrated booklet' free. Canadian Mushroom Company,. Tor- orfto. FOUND—A lady’s wrist watch. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for the adv.— Apply Times-Advocate. -FOUND—Pknro J befljph between Exeter and /Hen^all^Owner may have same by pljpKmg 85rl8, Hen sail. FARM FO 50.. acres, n/f Township/of S ises a bifick ■ Apply to Albe: R..R. No’. 2. $ 1 lalf lo$; 22, Con. 17, /On the preni-|‘ use, frame .stable.— I-Iarlton, Ailsa Craig, 0-16-2tp Percheron njare,^ years old. If you'want a go^d ijjFare cheap see this one.—Sandy t, Exeter. ■ SHROPSHIRE t SHJUffP Am offering several rams and feftv ewes--of type.—R. D ,a oierbreeding and show fiffhter ‘and Son. 10-9-tfc FOR SALE—ChojpZSpy, King and Pewaukee apples Exeter. ” "I/7m. F'. Abbott, FOR RENT—Br^. residence cor ner of Huron a-nJF Andrew Streets. Apply to Byi-onJP, Hicks.or Times- Advocate. 10-9-tfc FOR SALE — Yorkshire Hogs now redriy.^JShoice animals.— Apply tO' Chas.’SHKrvey, ’Exeter. . 10-9-tfc _, /■_______ OnX.Lot 7, Con. 11, 27^ar^old Percheron. j«ave same by. proving paying expanses.—El- 10-9-3tc __ __a ■ -i itENT — New STRAYED—Og^o, Lot 7, Con. 11, Stephen, al Owner may! ’ property an! mer Lawson , FOR SALE.., C _____ ___ stucco’ bung ow/in Wellington St.*, onvenience.—M. G. /’ 8-1,4-tfc every ■.modem Hansford. If’you wish to bhvjfor sell a farm or house see R. E. mckard, Exeter. FO1V SALE OR red brick ^emi-buiig^low. veniences, FOR REKT—Several light hous Weekes’ offi FOR SAL! ■pump | also lieVr. 5 Apply istratdr Or B with Mr. Case and attended Mr. T’O- and soil the in of J. Mrs. AV. T. Holloway, and Mr. and Mrs. A. of Clinton, visited at the home of Mr. and last week. Mrs. R. N. Rowe il 3 7 MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor Miss Evelyn Huston Organist and Choir-Leader a.m.—“Among Ourselves” p.m.—Oqr Church .School. p.m.-—“Getting Married.” Yliis is the beginning of a series of mes sages of vital importance. 7.30 p.m.—Thursday, our prayer service. TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. J. J.' Fenton, R.A.. Rector Miss K. M. MacFaul, Organist Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity 11 a.m.—Litany and Sermon. Last Sunday of the month. Subject: “At the Cross-Roads” p.m.—Sunday School p.m.—-Evening Prayer and Ser mon. Subject:. “Which Turn Shall we Take.” The two outstanding Sermons of the year in Exeter and the last which the Rector of Trivitt Memorial Church will preach in the pulpit he now occupies. It will be your own fault if you fail to hear them. 9 7 English make good size and weight splen did for kitchen and bathroom SPECIAL AT 29c. Coloured Cashmere Hosiery In the seasons newest shades. Full- fashioned and June all wool quality. SPECIAL VALUE AT $1.00 Stanfield Under we It is impossible, to procure i give betted satisfaction thy brand. We carry a full stoos two piece garments^ / This is a new model well with the young SPECIAL New Neckw Just a new shipme colorings made by “ TO RETAI Oxfords [and one that is taking men / AT $5.00 / it of new weaves and ’urrie” Jr L AT $1.00 / for Men WRMljto pderwear that will a this well known of combination and New “Currie” Spats In grey and fawn in button and dome styles, neat-fitting and fine quality felt $1.50, $2:50 and $3.00 Men’s Silk and Wool Hose Regular 75c. values. We were fortun ate in getting 10 dozen Sub Standards. They are selling quickly at 2 PAIRS FOR 75c. Royal Yory Suits and Overcoats for Men WE ARE| SHO AND MATERIALS /OR MEN’S OVERCOATS. THESE SUITS AND OVERCOATSV SELL AT THE^ KNG A COMPLETE NEW RANGE OF SUITINGS MADE TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASURE AND,RL ... . _ _ ____ . ^©PULAR PRICE OF $27.50. Southcott Bros « Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cole and son Harry, were in London on Tues'day attending the funeral of Mrs. Cole’s cousin, Miss Mary Mara, prominent London lady who was killed in a motor collision on Sunday neat Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. B. AV. F. Beavers and Reg. were visitors with Mr. Geo. Beavers near St. Marys on Sunday last; also Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beav ers, of Detroit, spent the week-end there. The Provincial Plowing Match held a big banquet 'Friday evening at wlfich there were a number of prom inent speakers. Mr. E. J. Pym, se cretary of the South Huron Plow men’s Association was one of the guests. , Rev. R. N. Stewart, of Staffa, con ducted the service in the James St. United church on Sunday, wart is a young man and sages were appreciated by gregation. Mr. McTavish t niversary services at Zion Staffa circuit. Rev. L. AV. Hill, of Parkhill cupied the pulpit in Alain St. United church on Sunday and preached two very instructive sermons, his texts., being taken from the first chapter of Genesis. Rev. Mr. Moorhouse was in Peterboro conducting anni versary services for his twin brother Rev. A. E. Moorhouse at James. St. church. During the snow storm AVednes- day evening one of the Arrow buses which runs between Toronto and London went into the ditch on high way No. 4, near London and had to be abandoned the passengers being taken to London by auto. One side of the bus dropped into the ditch several feet but the side of the em bankment kept it from toppling over. None of the glass, was broken. An other automobile driving . north struck one of the white fences which guard a portion of the highway and broke soff three posts before careen ing into the ditch. Mr.’ Ste ll is mes- the con- took l on an- the oc- TRIVITT A. Y- I’. A. The A. Y. P. A. of Trivitt Memor ial Church held their regular meet ing on Monday, October 20th, with fifty present. The meeting opened with a hymn and prayer by the president, Miss Amelia Acheson. .The business was discussed and the meeting next week which is to take the form of a Hall owe’en Social was. changed to Friday night. The members were reminded of the Dominion Conference which is being held in London the latter part of this week. Misses Amelia Aches on and Marian Woods are the field gates from the .local branch. The pro gram consisted of two piano select ions by Mr. Harry Sweetlove after which Rev. J. B. Rhodes, gave a most interesting and instructive address on China. Mrs. N. .1. Dore sang two pleasing numbers. Mb New Fall Suitin a complete range o, suit or overeat. ete line of samples. 1V jjf li woollens We also Gent s Furnishings Our stock of Gent’s Furnishings is up o-date witn all/ne latest in men’s wear. i Fowl suppers are being held at Centralia 'and Hensail this Wednes day evening. While some of our residents are enjoying the festivities at Centralia others are partaking of tho good things at Hensail. In our last week's issue is our account of the accident in the fog of Edwards, and Cobleigli near Crediton we stated that Garnet' Wilson was . riding , with Mr. Cobleigli. We are ' informed that Mr. G. Wilson' was with Mr. Melvin Edwards, ; ton and not Mr. Cobleigli. . net Wilson and -Mr. Melvin -were returning home from the play “Aunt Lucia’’ at Exeter and •.■Mr. Hariold Cobleigli and Harrison, of Lucan were 'from the fowl supper at Garnet Wilson has since enough .to be removed to at Elimville, but is still w.W. T 2j/M A N ■ i PHONE 81w EXETER, ONT. [ ■'------------------ ------------.............. ..........— Mr, and Sirs. Flint, Alich.* and and son James, of Saginaw, Ring with Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Trieb- ne.r, of Stephen. ’ Mr. and Airs. Chas. Birney and little Aliss Patsy Russell left AVed- nesday for AVinnipeg where they will visit with their daughter, Airs. D. F. Ferguson and their son AVilliam. Mrs. S. Hardy has returned from a three months’ visit with her daugh ter in AA^or thing ton Alinn., and after a week here will go to Detroit to visit her daughter there for the win ter. . Mr. and Airs. Galt, accompanied mother, ATrs. Al. F. onto, were guests uncle and aunt Air. AVard. Hilton Ford and liis daughter Dor othy, narrowly escaped serious in jury while cutting wood with a buzz saw ner saw the struck Mr. Ford on thQ mouth and ■arm, while Miss Dorothy was struck or the forehead, however, were not Mrs. Fred Birch Fraser, of Detroit; Mrs. Fullar, of Sarnia, also Mrs. B. , AV. F. Beavers were guests with Miss O’Brien and Mrs. A. Geddes on AVed- negday last'. Mrs. Birch is a daugh ter of the late Mr. Hugh Eacrett, of Lexington^ and it is over thirty-five years since she relatives here. time jyas spent r James Oliver, of Mrs. Carl Weise, , .are vis- of Credi- l\tr. Gar- Edwards attending save mon' AUTO rASS replaced you waitour wjMows jy on your coal bill jf THE )R CAULltfNG DOORS AND AVI J DOAVS, Alfa) METAL AVEA' HER-SWIRRING LET US fUOTIj/YOU PRICES. W. J. WE HA^E SECURE AGENCY E G. Rhone 20iji AWKINS /' Exeter, ’ (Honor Graduate) IL^lon, England Mr. Fred returning Crediton. recovered his lidme being at tended by Dr. Misner, of Crediton. DOROTHY E. GR? N, Exeter$BNT—Modern con-All entrallvF located. rooms above 10 gal, for Dr. gas.^Visible rating table, almost John Rowe, Admin- . F. Beavers. 6-19-tfc,. POULT AVe. ate in th of poultry payfr Trucks will ca wo-o'd, 0. Anders Y WANTED et for all kinds e highest prices. Phone 30, Dash- Registered Her/fords 10 to 12, Brae Dale onnie taxing ,„j Successor& , Breeders since Forest* Ont. i eight hul monilis ofliige,. Sired 42nd -63:* Jr Fairfar antliAIaplo JjKd bred and o sate it For sa Brae, also eh he Wilfred Boyd, of by .Mrs. Boyd's Lamont, of Tor- of .Mrs. Boyd’s and Mrs. Wmt Theory dn their farm. In some man- the belt bcchmo caught and the frame was carried right up to gas engine. Pieces of’ wood 'Their injuries, serious. and friend Mrs. Mrs. Bfown and visited apiong the A by most enjoyable the cousins. We Offer This Week- ETGHT USED PHONOGRAPHS IN GOOD ORDER, EACH WITH TEN RECORDS CONSOLES, UPRIGHTS AND TABLE MODELS, $5.00 AND UP NEEDLE RECORDS, SEVERAL^DOZEN, 3 FOR $1.00 NEEDLES, A? D REPAIR^/TO ALL SiACUINES WE FOR ThJ NEW ^ONORA ELECTRIC RADIO, THE IMF I)IUM IAVE TAJCEN THE AGENCY ELL’S IND A. GOOD ONE IN ’RlCED CLASS. Studio N; Al rt Street,' Bo EXETER, ONTARI rg I I /jf with eather, fix up ^our liv- with a nicjF Sarti-Bilt Id Suite tlj^ only firm ces any Now that fall is comi^f its cooil ing roori Chestetfi that repli by moths at R. Barg ite damaged FUNERAL DIRECTOR AMBULANCE 'SERVICE Rhone BOw and aoj See tl^m at our store SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPE SINGLE EDG DOUBLE ED Perfect w. s. c inak«y DRU 4C. W. R. Goyj&JlHG jA t. c. Orgafth Jamesj t and ihofrmRster g | St* tiffed Church. F itm in Organ Theory it Muilc in Scbocila Plano Vcl Supervise ........ , Studio, Mai At JrS’tK Vhone "1U EXETER, ONT