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Alberta
HASI AR
A CAR OF
’K YOU I
owe
Many suitable Chri^tmasj/gifts at
Cole’s One Cent Sal$ o^Thurs^ay,
Friday and Saturday
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that
disposed of his laundr
the Village of Exeter
'and that ail claims
Lau Jack must be fi^d
fieri,
on
ey will be distri-
gard only to the
Notice has been re
dersigned,
vember 17
the pureha
touted. ha
claims of
ceived.
DATE
-1030.
5 th day of November
Jack has
usiness in
Wong Lung
inst the said
with the un-
before No-
which date?
It
RUNG & MORLEY
Barristers &c.,
Exeter, Ontario
NOTICE
As the Hunting season is approa-
'ching, the public, is advised to re
frain from trespassing upon the ter
ritory known as the JJuron Game
'Preserve (Created as .a Crown Game
Preserve) for the purpose of hunt
ing with special emphasises placed
on’the shooting oYpheasants, which
is prohibited by/Jaw and for which
ua reward will )(e offered for infor
mation as to dfe party or parties
violating this^kw. Such lands being
’jpore particularly described as i'ol-
idky-- *” th^
Cot
nortsi by
by t
cone
St. ■
and
place
*ing a
Fisheries Act.
The public
in preserving
: All tjjat territory situated in
Tnwnsftfp of Stephen in the
owHuron, bounded on the
e Lake Road on the West
between the 6th and 7th
■ on the South by Huron
and on the East by the 4th
concession. Sign boards are
•ound the premises contain-
>y of the Ontario Game and
is asked.to co-operate
'game. Any violations
will he severely dealt with. Bwforder,
Committee of Huron Gamej^eserve
■Save your young cal and pigs
at weaning time by arting them
on our Excel Calf ? We have
redueedi the price t<$*$3.00 per cwt. Cattle slid hogs h .........................
at this Kime of
sell a p per cwt 1
right, ® cwt. Slidw
low graa
and (get i
while the’
BROS. •
lots of mineral
We mix and
ed mineral at 83
ay mash' is priced
rive ji/a trial only $2.25 per
ks stfl-1 820 per ton and
Better act quick
our winter requirements
supply lasts.—HARVEY
ell-bala
Exeter Markets
Wheat .70e.
Oats 27 c.
Barley 33c.
Bran $1.U>
Shorts 81.00
Low Grade Flour 81.25
Welcome Flour 82.70 Model Flour $d.00
Manitoba Flour 83.20
Creamery Butter 3 Ge.
Dairy Butter 30 to 33c
Eggs, extras 40c.
Eggs, firsts 37c.
Eggs, seconds 25c.
Hogs 810.25
£oaals3
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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Alberta £oal
Seldon
•d
;^DERELLA
started
of this
Russell
of this
extrav-
Rev. J. Bernardi Rhodes, M. A.
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.C.M., Organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m,—™“Life’s Indebtedness’’
7 p.m.—“A Wise Prodigality”
Messages foi' Armistice and Thanks
giving.
p.m.—-Thursday, November the 6.
Our mid-week service. The first
-address .on “The Christian Life
interpreted by, John Bunyan.” A
study of “Pilgrim’s Progress.”
We shall meet at. the home of Mr.
and 'Mrs. Henry Strang.
s
AR members of the
gion and
district iiT
special A
on Sundai
at 10.30
Divine sei
Church a a
vice o-f Rei
Monument
invited.
all ex-servicj
•e request
irmistiee i
Nove:
|m. .at j
■vice* 11I):J
®e
We sell aitd
and Philco
jjmxdian Lu
men o-f this
|fto parade for
.y Celebration
-r Sth. Fall in
Huron Garage.e
Trivitt Memorial
followed by Sev
erance at the Soldiers’
e public are cordially
Rehearsals for Cinderella
with a “bang” on Monday
week with the arrival of ilr.
B. Hawthorne, the author
gorgeously beautiful mjlsical
aganza. Every half h/ur from four
p.m. until late at nisfht a different
group arrives at thef rehearsal 'hall
to 1 rn their partiqj&lar part which
will finally fitte
evenly^balanced
'beantif
The i
auspices
and over
AL Pfaff, Sec’y.
Hany new lines addid
on Soutlicott Bros. Bigj
Xe service Ford cars
ios.—Sandy Elliot.
C the list
Sale.
story.
y .is be
f the
50 pe
into a smooth
p®duction of this
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. p. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Gonlding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
'Ml
With every/KITCHEN CA ET you buy from now un
til the 15th of/November yoj^get $7.00 worth of groceries
FREE.
These ar
turers.
See our
and get in on
Be sure
Tfrom nationally known manufac*]igifts to y
“SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
SERVICES”
. a.m.—“Thanksgiving in ian hour
of Depression” er “Can wo bo
Thankful.”
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—“A Substitute for War”
• given under the
fomen’s' Institute
de will take part,
es have arrived to
ers in the stately
years ago. Don’t
ur seats marked on
or this big theatrical
11
R. “N. ROWE
Ontario
Trunks of ^ostu
cloth the
court dress
forget to ge
the plan earl
treat.
Remember
13th and 14th
Saturday at Brownin,
3
7
Exeter,
the dates November
. The plan opens on
g’sADrug store.
r=-,
lie Cent
Saturday.
W, S. Cole announces -a
Sale Thursday, Friday a
See .posters.
Mrs. Crockett, of St. Johns is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. S. Martin.
Mrs. Dickson, of London, is visit
ing with Mrs. John Snell.
J. Penhale and
the week-end in
of thl
in th
Block
at S I
The regular
Branch
be held
Frayne
her 6th
meeti of the Exeter
ian Legion will
lub rooms in the
Thursday, Novem-
TO ORGANIZE GIRL GUIDES
11
3
7
i-We are_daily preparing for Christmas,
many gift items and n
buying now, so there jj
kh, fish food and gij$s
labia records
less than eight
£ on the road. Its
be no rush later.
this week.
week, and order any
weeks off. We have
good business to istart
We expect G'Oldfi
•We get new Coli
you want.
\ We repair phon. We sej] Radios,;
We have a ve
We’’sell recori
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. .T. Moorhouse, pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.—A Thanksgiving Service.
“A Call to Thank.-giving”
p.m.—Our Church School.
p.m.—“The. Baby.” Third in the
series -on Home i’Yk-3.
'Special Thank.-givmg Music
7.3 0—Thursday night. Prayer Ser
vice.
Read the .announcement for our
Anniversary on the i'7-..<;t page.
iu sry
graphs, all ma'
,nd are prepay
fgood used
fat 20c.
2ANDY
special^ uts \pag/i
at reasonable prices,
rd to give expert service,
ographs, cheap.
nj^55c. and up.
j^LE EVERY DAY.
.ocolates at 25c. a pound *
ajrc pound for 10c. and peanut clusters at r 19c. a. lb.
SEP! OR PHONE US YOUR WANTS
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND, OFTEN. WE LIKE TO SEE YOU-
Mr. and Mrs. A.
family, visited over
London.
Mr. and Mrs. D.
visited in Exeter the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. K. J. Sims visited with her
sister-in-law Mrs. T. AV. Appleton,
of Hensail, over the week-end.
Mrs. Well. Johns was called to
Toronto on Friday of last week ow
ing to the illness of her sister Mr-s.
Floo-dy.
Mr. J. G. St-anbury cut a fine
bouquet of roses this week which is
another proof that Exeter is in the
Garden of Ontario.
Mr. and M'rs. C. J. Rgterson and
daughter Marion, of Detroit, visited
over the week-end with the latter’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Quance.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons and
babe, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Grant
and children were at Forest on Sun
day visiting with Mr. and ;MVs. Ar-
to Delve.
AIT. and Mrs,
family, who have been conducting
drugstore, at
summer have
. the winter.
t0 I Miss Ross,
School staff,
1
Latimer Grieve and
a
Bend for the
to Exeter for
Grand
moved
On Wednesday evening last a
meeting was held in the public Lib
rary preparatory to organizing a
Girl Guide Company here. A num
ber of the prominent women of the
town were present; Miss M. E.
Woods, B.A.. prospective Captain of
the Company, was in the chair. She
outlined briefly the aims and scope
of the Girl Guide movement and
then called on Miss. Fraser, Captain
of one of the Clinton Companies, to
address the meeting. In a very
bright and interesting manner Miss
Fraser enlarged on the practical ap
plication of the Ten Guide Laws and
went on to speak in a very practical
way of the -difficulties and problems
of organizing a new Company. It
was decided to form a local assoc
iation to promote the work in this
district and l\Irs. T. S. Woods was
Elected President and Mrs. B. R.
Bartow, Secretary. An informal
question box was then held, after
which the meeting was adjourned.'*
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Miss K. M. MacFauL Organist
Twenty-first Sunday aft'Cr Trinity
10.50 a.m.—Special A'.mistice Ser
vice. Rev. S. CoKl.hn, of
ton. Ex-Service me:i 'and
dia-n Legion will attend in a
p.m—Sunday SiT.-?-.l and
Class
p.m.—Mr. T. J. Fimcy.
3
7
tubes.—AV. J.
Rogers h
type radio s
will be wort
name of th
THUMB” v
DEER. SEEN NEAR LUCAN
a
Ext
Salted p.
(ICT FLOW
POWELL’S
Gran-
Cana-
body.
Bible 88"
NOTICE-^teA^yone wishing stable ca^lelfor|ithe winter apply to
R. Broherife^'- Hensail, Ontario.
Phone 91r7.f ltp
The Thames Ro
are booking ord
vember deliveoR
booked as i
more, Seer
I Farmers’ Club
for coke for No-
Oders should be
possible. P. Pass-
FOR SA.LE-^-100
pullets at $1.00 ca^* Willis, R. l,lExefedr.
tymouth
Apply, to R.
Exeter High
at
in
to
af-
On Monday evening while Mr. S.v’
Fitton was motoring to London witlv
a party from Exeter they observed4
two deer going east on the highway*-
between Lucan and Elginfield. The’
deer were loping along and did not:
seem overly frightened at the ap-;
proach of the car. It is something;
out of the ordinary to see deer
that community.
new mantle
the market and it
ile wui-Ung for. The
ew. model is “TOM'
fam cm* guaranteed
BEER
Southcott BropTbi
for another w|^lc.
.ii continues
DELBRIDGE—RO TH NIE
Rock
FOR SALE*--Two sows with lit
ter. Apply to Aafon Qestricher,
Dashwood. .Af' 10-23-2tc
4L-t.-------OAt—
SHROPSHIRE WIRE
Am offering sevfer rams and a
few ewes of choice heeding and show
type.—R. D. Huriit and/Son.
10-9-tfc-J— .FOR. SALE — Yqphg Yorkshire
Hogs now readyx Choice animals.—
Apply to Chas. HMwey, Exeter.
10-9-tfc
FOR RENT-—Brick Residence cor
ner of Huron and Andrew Streets.
Apply to Byron Kicks* or’Times-
Advocate. 10-9-tfc
FOR SALE—Oft
• eight years, goo.
for half price. '
j^poM* for boy aged
idrarnew. Will sell
Hhone 187.
FOR SALE—An -Auto-Knitter.
Apply at Times-Adyqcate. ll-6-3tc<
■ - ,/
If ybu wish to
or house see R.A
rouy or sell a farm
[. Pickard, Exeter.
FOR SALE O
red brick
veniences,
FOR
light 1
’ Weekes’
FOR SA
pump; als
hew. ’Appl
istrator or
semi-b
centr
use-k
RENT—Modern
galow. All con-
y located,
everal
ping
rooms for
above ’ Dr.
10 gal, gas.Visible
erating table, almost
o John Rowe, Admin-
W, F. Beavers.
/ 6-19-tfc.
POULTRY WANTED
Wo are in thdL market for all kinds
of poultry payin
... t/e highest prices,'
Trucks will calll /Phone 30, Lack
wood, C. Anders
. Registered Heg^ords
10 to 12
Sir^Fby Drae Dale
Romite Brae,
ad (laths; also
otters. Successors,
utt, Breeders since
os. Forest, Ont.
iq-9-6te.
For sale teiglit bid^
months of
42nd *6322
Falrfat* (Did
bred kiRl o
to late R.
ISM.—Stilt
of the
who has been off for
several weeks through illness, is
present visiting with her sister
Toronto.
Mrs. Kervin Werner returned
her home in London on Sunday
ter spending a week with her mother
Mrs. D. Russell, who has been ill
with the flu. ”
Mr. and Sirs. W. II. Johnston re
turned home last week after visit
ing with their son Freeborn, at ,
Washington and also with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Taylor.
Messrs. Archie Davis, Jos. Kernick 1
Chas. -Salter, William and Calvert
Chambers left early this week for
Lion’s Head and Chesley Lake in
Bruce Peninsula on a duck hunting
expedition. They expect to bo away
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Brock, of Us-
borne, are moving to Exeter into the
house recently purchased from Mrs.
D. Parkinson on'Huron Street. Their
son, Garfield is taking over the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Brock will be welcom
ed to Exeter.
Tho court case against Mr. Ern
est Davis for negligent driving and
leaving the scene rof an accident was-
dismissed for lack of evidence. Mr.
Davis was in an accident' during a
fog near Crediton a, few weeks ago.
and his car was badly wrecked.
A heavy fall of snow covered the
ground Friday night and Saturday
morning everything was covered in
a mantle of white. The trees, wires
and buildings presented a very mag
nificent* appearance in their bright
robes. Most of the snow had disap
peared before- the day was over.
Mrs. J. W. Powell and daughter
Marion, accompanied by Mr. G. C.
Koch motored to Stratford Friday
evening, the former -visiting with
Mrs. tS. Gibbon, On Saturday they
accompanied Mr. .and, Mrs. A. E.
Colborne, of Goderich, td Hamilton
and. visited with Mrs. W. Book and
daughters.
’IVesley Ryckman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Ryckman, has been
carrying his head in a bandage ow
ing to blood poisdning following a
Wound. Young Ryckman was hit in
the head by a stone and it was
thought 'that the wound had heal
ed. when blood poisoning sot in. He
• has been getting along fine and was
able to return to school On Monday.
Mr. R. JL Russell, Radio Service
man for W. J, Beer is to he congrat
ulated On having obtained 182 per
eent* out’ of a possible 190 in a test
examination by the Radio Qpliege of
Canada and is now quaHfMBMf Wear
the Service Fin of the RJHMi|i'Vlcfe
Men’s Association of Ca$M0|r*
in:
The first, of a .series of lectures,
sponsored by the Young People of
James Street and Main. St. United
churches; the Evangelical church at-
Crediton '.and the United churches'
of Crediton, Shipka. and Brinsley was
held in Maili Street church on Fri-'
day evening last. A large crowd,
was- present'to hear Dr. W. F. Tam-'
blyn, of Western University lecture
on “Methods ai\d Aims in Literary
Study.” ,-Mr. W. G. Medd, was chair-'
man. The meeting opened with a
song service. Scripture reading, Rev.
H. W. Hagelstein and pnayer by >
Rev. W. M. Sippell At the close of
the lecture Mis-s Dorothy Grassick-:
gave a piano solo. Dr. Tamblyn
discussed the subjects from the
poets’ standpoint and quoted sever
al extracts from a number of lead
ing poems. At the conclusion sev
eral questions were ask'exl by mem
bers of the audience. Rev. C. J.
.Moiorhouse mov.ed a vote -of thanks
to the speaker of the evening, which
was seconded by Rev. D. McTavisli.
The second lecture will be given by
Prof. R. A. Allan in the United
church, Crediton, on Fridajf even
ing, November 7th the subject
ing “The Germany of 1930”
short social period was spent at
close.
The wedding took j-L
nedio-sa, Man., on Satir.'A
11, 1930'.of Margate: ,5.
daughter of Mr. Georg-, e.
Mrs. Rothnie, of McC« r.
and William Richard, s-
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I*-.
Hamiota, Man. Rev. E.
tor of Minnedosa UniL.'J
ficiated They were
M’iss Edith Rothnie
bride and Mr. Fred
brother of the groom.
in Min
cy, October
tery, eldest
.:.'d the late
:x-Il, Man.,
und son of
/bridge, of
Lund, pas-
church ot-
art ended by
of the
bridge a ft-
be-
A
the
IMPORTANT AN NO UNUEMKNT
THE BIG EVENT
Of the Clothing SeaX>n ®
: DON’T LET THIS CHANCE G
Hero is somethin'^ you cannot afford to miegjT On Friday, No-
fesentative of Tip 7 ;
ill personally meas- r
ercoat that. day. He F
fabrics and on styles,
every man in Exeter to ■
1 service' along with the
at all times. .
vember 31st. Mr. A. C; ’ Garner, head office r
Top Tailors, Limited, vVill be at our store and
ure every man ordering a isu.it or topcoat or
will also give you expert a'dvice on choice
This is aii exceptional (opportunity f
secur.e extraordinary high quality pens
great value whiclx|.Tip Top'Clothes off
YOUR. FALL
PHONE 81w
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INDlVID CAL ME A S
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HAWKINS
Exeter,
O VEMBER 21st
BER THE DATE
FOWL SUPPER AT BRINSLEY
LAID TO REST
The funeral of the
rymple took place fn m :
Lot 21, Con. 4, Tucker*:./-,
day afternon of last woe?.,
,ment in the Exeter
deceased had been ai’mn;
three years. I-Icr maiden rume was j
Dora Alice Harris and -:.c was in .
her 53r,d year. She wa- a sister of
Mrs. Sidney Davis, of Ext-ter, and
Mrs. N. Hooper, of Tar.*., resides her
bereaved husband she survived
by two sons, and two daug’./ers, Dora. mo
William, Kate and Cht.-.b s all at.jR- R. 6. St.. Marys were injured in.
home The funeral strvh >.- wais held ian auto accident at Lucan when
at St. Andrews church, Ki;pen, and|th'?ir car crashed into the Lucan Fire
a number from that c(-m;-.r.inity ac
companied the remains ’•> Exeter.
Mrs. E. J. Thornt.c;' returned
home Saturday after vi-.Ting with
relatives at Windsor. Wo>i>.';stock and
Ingersoll’. She was broug'/t home by
Mrs. Little and Airs. Pk.Ti of tho
lattor place.
Mrs. Dal-
ier home
h on Fri-
;ith inter-
•;,(-:ry. The
..or about
The. annual fowl supper of the
Brinsley United church was held on
Wednesday evening of last week and
was attended by over 600. Following
the supper, a musical and vocal pro
gram was given, including talent
from London. The Rev. H-. W. I-Iag-
elstein, pastor of the church, presid
ed. During the evening, a, .short ad
dress was given, bj- Rev. Jas. Moore
of the Anglican church.
ACCIDENT AT LUCAN
Russell Harris and his mother, of
truck driven by Hy. Lankin, Lucan’s
I Chief of Police, and head of the vill
age fire department who liaid the
truck out for a run “to warm it* up a*
bit.” Harris and his mother were
both iujtired but aro recovering.
Lankin, appeared in Police Court,
London Tuesday to race a charge of
criminal negligence. .
ur coal bill '
THE
CAULKING DOORS
XVS, ALSO METAL
-STRIPPING
QUOTE YOU PRICES.
BROKEN A
GLASS
MOBILE
ED QUICKLT
OU WAIT
SERVICE!
and Radios mentis the custo
GEN CIN E
ANTI FREEZE
GENUINE FORD
SON TEA
As demonstrated in the play “Aiint Lucia** by Wartfeji^Vy .'.icani/
lap tap and put out your hand. -O'*
SERVICE
On our Cars
at any cost.
OUR SLOGAN
We sell an
must lie pleased
►ABTS FOR
’OR AND
ry to find, a dissatisfied
service Ford Cars ail
HOME OF THE
tomor,
Ico radios at the
FOOTBALL
The Exeter High School Soccer
team went to Seaforth’ Friday after
noon and were defeated 2-0 by .the
Seaforth team in a schedule game
of the Huron League. The game
was• scoreless- during -the-first half.
Seaforth score.d their first go.a.l.jn
the middle of the second period from
a penalty kick.’The‘seWn’d goal' Was’
scored laboitt six. minutes before the
close of the game.
(Honor
Piano,
Studio.
DC)R SICK
Also
RD 13 PDA
Il ALt/ CARS
nd on, England
in
Ham^tony, Theory;
Street, Box 0# ‘
ONTARI ■
SAFETY*
JATTERY FOR
RD OAKS FILLED FOB $31.50
Y MODEL FORD CAtt OR FORD-
REE TRAINED MECHANICS
AIR YOUR CAR
Y fcLLIOT
* y 04
..--rA
In a well contested game of foot
ball in Exeter Monday afternoon the
Clinton High School team
the Exe.ter High School in
•gue fixture by the score of
scoring was all done in the
iod. Sifms and Cook each scored for
Clinton while Quinn did the scoring
for Exeter. The second half was pro
ductive of some excellent team play
ing on both sides but neither ..ddt
was able in score. Tho Clinton hoys
were entertained after tliu game.
SINGLE jglD
DOUBLE
F
w. s.
s
defeated
the Lea-
2-1. The
first per
JBrntmw St.
in
Piano Wf’A'I
Stipertjuof- of
Stu&o, 3'>£a.m St.
LXETIi R, ONT
W. R
Organ Theory
Music in Schools.
J.ofe: 17, Phone 138