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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Miss K. M. MacE’auI, Organist
Mr. T. J. Finlay in charge
Sunday Before Advent
a.m.—Morning Prayer and Ser-
THE EXETER TIMEli-ADVOCATE
STRAYEDTT-One^year-old red he'if*^!!
er, withoufTiorif jj/about the middle
of Septeiuber tayed onto Lot 17,
rue/ Apply to John R.
ltp.
con. 8,/Ujs
’muRsn*w\ novembkm so,
i
RIVED
YOUR ORDER,
TTT'k. Rowe
Phone JOw
A meeting will be
Presbyterian Church
evening
o’clock, umjter the
W.M.S. M.
• give an int
work
will be
taken.
held jn Caven
cn, ^M’ednesday
i at eight
spices of the
McKay will
address on her
, Refreshments
ed^hnd a silver collection
in
sei
November
ladies Guild of^rivitt Mem-
Joing an after
Hyndman’s on
kveek from 3 to 5
The
oriel church uare h-
poon tea at* Mr§F Thursday of |thh
o'clock. Silve^olection
There will Jra
Beauty Parlour
next two vtfeeks
Stackhouse?
c
C r
Exeter Markets
Wheat 65 c.
Oats 25e.
Barley 28c.
Bran 81.10
Shorts ?l.oo
Low Grade Flour $1.25
Welcome Flour $2.60
Model Flout* $2.80
Maitoba Flour $3.00
Creamery Butter 36c.
Dairy Butter 30 to 33c,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs $9.75
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locals
extra 50c.
first 45c.
seconds 30c,
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Rev, y, Bernard Rhpc|e?, M- A,
Minister
Miss Lena Cpates, ArL»0.Mm Organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.-—"The Inescapable Chal
lenge.”
7 pan.—“The Reality of the Unseen”
Thursday,, 8 p.m.. our Mid-week Ser
vice at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Strang. "The Christian
Life interpreted by John Bunyan”
We have your new winter overcoat, for you at the price that you are
prepared to pay. The newest patterns and cloths are here for you, Wear
one of our snappy new coats an d you will be delighted with their style and
warmth. The prices range from $14.95 to $35.00
TWO-TEX UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
A scientifically constructed and prescrib
ed fabric providing perfect ventilation and
absorption plus the warmth of warm wool
in combinations.
$3.95 and $4.95
0. V. All-Wool Sweater Coats
In grey and heather weaves. This is an
exceptional coat for both men and women.
All sizes from 36 to 46
SPECIAL AT $2.50
Miss Elaine Camm, a graduate of
Alma College is the guest of Miss
Violet Gam brill.
Miss Aleatha' Ogden, of London,
visited over the holiday with
and Mrs. Archie Davis.
Earl Sims little son of Mr.
Mrs. Isaac Sims is confined to
bed with plural pneumonia.
Miss Mona Gould, of Stratford,
visited with Miss Amy Shapton over
the week-end. • .
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Southcott mo
tored to Morpeth and spent Sunday
and Monday with Rev. R. E. ond
Mrs. Southcott.
i Misses H. Sweet, Ethel Bissett and
Margaret Quinton are motoring to
Toronto today (Thursday) to attend
the Royal Fair.
Miss L. M. Jeekell gave a very
iteresting travel talk on her trip to
Alaska at the Tyivitt Memorial A.
Y. P. A. on Monday evening.
; (Mrs. Thos. Gunning, of Blanshard
underwent an operation in Victoria
Hospital, London on Saturday, .and
is getting along nicely.
Miss Horton’s room in the Exe
ter public school has been closed for
a couple of weeks owing to one of
the pupils, having developed a case
of mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Ready, of St Marys,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Elston,
on Sunday and attended the Jubilee
services in the Main Street United
church.
Mr. and Mr.s. Pollock and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rinshed,
spent the
Mrs. Hall
troit with
Little
makes her home witty Mr., and Mrs.
Wesley Lamport, was taken ill on
Thursday last and was removed to
hospital in London.
Misses Annie Simmons, Irene Wan
kel and Florence McKellar, nurses-
in-training at Victoria Hospital, in
London, visited over the week-end
n. Also Rem- with the former’s parents Mr. and n urlciHIid' +'V_ ’ TIT _____
fr^K, marcels at
in .Exeter for
pupil of Miss
the
the
Phone 245 for appointment >
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MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The
of • the
in the
at 2 ,
Tuesday, 11%
ia30. All
County mus^be i
Clerk not la®er
ceding the
GEO. 1-1
Mr.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. JIcTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Special Music by the Choir
Morning service conducted by Rev.
C. W. De krille, B.A., of Central
Church, Stratford. Subject: “We
would see Jesus."
3 p.m.—Sunday School
Evening service, Rev. R. B. Coch
rane, D. D., Secretary-of Home Mis
sions, Toronto, will preaph. Subject:
“Our Debt to Yesterday.”
Both these men are outstanding
preachers of the United Church. The
friends of Exeter and vicinity are
cordially invited to hear them.
New China and Dinner Sets' for Xmas Gifts’
WE ALWAYS HAVE SOMETHING NEW TO SHOW Yotf IN OUR
CHINA DEPARTMENT. MANY LINES ARE BEING PLACED ON OUR
COUNTERS THIS WEEK. ASK TO SEE THE NEW JUNNER SETS.
ANY ARTICLE WILL BE LAID ASIDE FOR YOU FOJUCHRISTMAS
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SILK LINGERIENEW SILK AND G RGETTE SCARFS
Council
County
Council
o’clock in the
of the Corporation
of Huron^ill meet
Chambej^’ Goderich,
_ J'ternoon of
2nd daj^of December,
against the
;he hands of the
!an Saturday pre-
ig of Council.
MAN, County Clerk.
accoun
Goderich, 15?! ^November, 1930.
STRAYED—rfOi^o tot 28, Con.
Usborne, 3y’liew a^’cattle. 2___
may h^ve" sa m e / b/SpWxing ” p r op er ty
and paying exj/enVes. Apply to An
drew DougadVR. R. 3 Exeter.
....- .---- ---£ ------ - t
FOR SALE—25 Starred Rock pul
lets, price $1.0 01 /Apply at Tj'ines-
Advocate. ltc.
1,
Owner
Club
coal.
The Thames Road Farpfer’s
are booking orders for berta
There has bee:L no chjfiige in price.
We have sever il in
coal, and in older
must have mo
ll-20r2tC;’
“FOR SALE—Four burner Gur
ney electric range, highJoven. Splendid condition, aYbarga^n. |M . 2\. . „
ington, standard|.N^10,. visible ty- Mrs. W. -Simmons,
pewriter, short, tjm®in use, like new.
M. G. Ransford.lUr ' ll-20-2tc.
of Detroit,
week-end with Mrs. Hall,
has since returned to De
them.
Edith Armstrong, who
ries. for No. 4
6 get a car ,we
rders.
, Passmore^, Seciy.
FOR SALE—-Brunswick radio,
Highboy, 1931 model. Only used
one week. Cost $261,815 will, sell
at big reduction. ■ Phone 79 or write
Box 3 6, Exeter.
---------W ANTED—jW^ishipgS; dry or ironedf
Sims.
LOST—Two-jj^r^ld grey steer,
mark in right/eaWshort horns. Not- " “ - ■ i -1 - - lfcp>Priced Dlshwood.
—4.'Y'—
the New P^tlco Radio,
fastest j^ling Radio
Hear
World’s
“Home .pi* thj
SBoSop^HRE SHEEPS
Am’ offering csevere rams
few ewes of choice ^^eding and show
type.—R. D. H
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA.
Rev. G. J. Moorhouse, pastor
Miss' Evelyn' Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.—“The Forward Look”11
3 p.m.—Our Church School.
7 o’clock our ■ service is - with
drawn. Our people will unite with
James Street congregation in their
anniversary services.
Thursday, prayer service with
drawn .
Choir practice at 8.30.
mon.
p.m—Sunday School and Bible
Class
p.m.—Evensong and sermon.,^
In a fine array of i|ew patterns and col
orings.
$1.35 TP $3.25
Aprons, Laur
Pot Hplders an
breider for Christmas gifts.
In G$wn3, Pyjamas, Bloomers, Vests and
[ Shp^Mn the wonderful wearing “Lavender
[ Ljwe” at lower prices this season.
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MPED GOODS' FAltfCY S NEW PATTERNS IN
STAMPED MATS
In 1 1-4 and? 1 1-2 yard sizes. Many new
patterns are shown inthis assortment
hbberJFbotwear for all the Family/
E ARE S WING THE NEWEST STYLES IN GOLOSHES AND
RUBBERS FOaFEVERY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY. WE REPLACE
EVEj^Y PAiyTHAT FAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
For your “XMAS” Cake
V CHERRIES CUT PEELS, NUTS, FRUITS, RAISINS, CUR-
RANTS, DATES, FIGS, ETC.
An aeroplane- pilot and mechanic
from Windsor visited Exeter Mon
day afternoon landing in a field east
of Exeter and during the afternoon
.! took up a number of passengers at
..---- $3.00 a trip.
•• nc> I At a recent meeting of the hydro
__ . commission Mr. W.. H. Doerr was
rough or appointed superintendant of water
[y .to Mrs. Isaac' works. These duties to be added to
ltp. his other duties with no further re-;
1 numeration in salary.
Little Doris Elliott, aged '5 years,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trueman
Elliott, of London, sang over CJGC,
in that city on Wednesday evening'
last being accompanied on the piano
by her sister Vivian.
It has been rumored ‘that the
Canadian Canners do not intend to
pack any peas, at their Exeter plant
next season but we have been in
formed on good authority that there
is no foundation for such a rumor
Mr. and Mrs. N. Keddy and their
daughter Lois, of Detroit, motored
over and spent the week-end at the
home of Sir. W. C. Keddy, of Us-
borne.
panied
Mr.
cently
customs at
Hepburn an'd sons Bobby and Billy
spent the week-end with the latter’s
mother Mrs. E. Wright of the Chain
way Store.
Mr. Jack Gambrill motored to
Elora and Fergus on Sunday to com
mence his new duties on the Fergus
News- Record. He was accompanied
by his parents, his sister, Violet and
Miss Alda Squire, wo made the re
turn trip in time to attend the anni
versary services in Main. St. church
in the. evening.
Santa Claus passed through Exe
ter Saturday morning on the L. H.
& B. bound for London. When the
train pulled into the station the
platform was wild with children
that had gathered there to greet
him,
train‘stopped here Santa 'distributed
small bags of caridy to the children.
A few of the kiddies felt very badly
because they had been overlooked
in the crowd*
What!‘might have been a serious
accident t,ook place Sunday evening
north Of Exeter when an automobile
driven by Mr. c. Dixon, of Bruce-
field, and in which there wore three
other occupants, left the road and
blunged into & deep ditch and
through a fence. The car
somewhat dajnaged but was able to
be brought back to town for repairs
on its own power, ’'The oceubahts
escaped with slight bruises and a
shaking up with the exception of
one young lady who had her arm
badly twisted and had to have mbd-
icai attention*
4-
The
at .the
Elliot.
and a
Son.
10-9-t£c
ap*^**’
^YorkshireFO^/ J^ALE—Ym.
HogS iio\v ready^tGlioice animals.—
arvey, Exeter.
10-9-tfc
Apply to C
GOOD COWINQ ONIONS, BOILERS'—lilLk^^livered. Phone
Geo. Hay, Exfter.- Phone 175 r 31.
ll-13-4tp
.Miss Nettie Keddy accom-
them
P. E.
been
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STRAYED—- Onto ^Xlie premises
lot 12, con. N. B^
year-old 1;
same by
ing for
McGee,
f FOR
Apply at Times-Advocate..x?il-6-3tc.
If you wish to b.uy oy sell a farm or house see R. E. ^^Eard, Exeter.0
X.-ULV OZlJurj XVJCl?! X—2>X’X<
red brick semi-bungalow.j^All
veniences, Centrally located.
FOR RENT—Severn
light housekeepingWeekes’ offile.
•FOR SALE-
pump; also lopex;
new. Appl; “ ‘
istrator Or
iddulplT, two-
wner hay ' have
roving property and pay-
ertisement. Patrick
R. R. 3 ll-13-3tc
leifer.
th
Lu
SALE— An Auto-Knitter.
FOR SALE OR RENT-^fbderu
con-
10 gal,
rooms
above '■.
for
Dr.
gas.
ng table, almost
Ohn Rowe, AdmiU-
-,F. Beavers.
6-19-tfc.
afke
POULTRY WA
We are in the
of. poultry paying
Trucks will c.alL
wood, C. Anderso
ED
of all kinds
thejfiighest prices.
Hffone 30* Dash*
£gistere<l Herefords
EW fcald eight bulls 10 th 12 =
liitmthlkbt age. Sired; by Brae Dale
25- from Bontiie Brae.
MMrte Lad dams; also
heifers. Srttceessors
utt, Breeders sined
Forest, Oht.
104-k6tdr
42nd *6
Uairfar an
bred and
to late R. W.
189)3 Stutt -Bro
home on a visit.
Hepburn, who has re
appointed collector of
St. Marys, with Mrs.
During the short time the
Whs
Dunqa
If the yo’ung man and hi® lady
friend who borrowed a Ford Coupe
from between the picture show and
the mill Thursday, Nov. 13th while
owner was in the rink playing horse
shoes will pay for the glass which
was broken in the left door there
will be no further trouble.
A front page, first column, first
item, in last week’s Times-Advocate
says that Mr. Wm. Ward has bought
the Exeter hospital. Wm. Ward de
sires to correct that statement. lie
did not buy that property. He was
the unfortunate possessor of a mort
gage on that property and after ma
turity of mortgage the property was
dumped back on him, less a year’s
interest and a year’s taxes.
• The W. M. S. of James &t. church
held their monthly meeting on No
vember 13th. The president Mrs.
C. W. Christie presiding. The In
ternational Peace thought was stress
ed throughout the meeting. Two
minutes of silent prayer was ob
served for peace and in memory of
members deceased within the ye&r.
The Doxology was then Sung after
which all members present led in
sentence prayer. The roll call by
Mrs. W. Johns was answered by a
number of Scripture texts on peace.
The treasurer, Mrs. Rev. Down, gave
a very encouraging report of the
finances. Mrs. W. Frayne and Mrs.
J. Batson gave very interesting Re
ports of the recent convention. A
short progtani by group number 8
with Mrs. J. Shapton as leader in
which good readings were given by
Mrs. Horney, Mrs. Gjll and Mfrs.'
Ogden. A trio composed of Mrs.
Christie, Mrs. H. .Shapton and Mrs.
A. Francis with Mrs. H. Shapton at
the piano rendered special numbers.
The annual election of officers also
took place with Rev. D-
officiating.
.follows:
Christie;
Miners;
Coultis
Rec. Sec’y.r Mrs. Horney; Assisting
Sec’y., Mrs. E. Stone; Corres. Sec’y.,
Mrs. Heywood; pianist', Mrs. J. Bat
son; Baby Band Supt., Mrs. j. M.
Southcott. Mrs. Christie thanked
the auxiliary for the unanimous vote
which ma|<es her president for an
other year and for* the loyal sup
port of its members during the past
year*
Mr. George Windsor who has been
,11 is mprovng.
Mrs. George Mantle is confined to'
her home through illness.
Misses Eleanor Skinner and Evelyn
Bfock, of Thorndale, spent the week
end with Mrs. M. Heywood.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Edwards, of
Windfall, Ind., returned to their
home Monday after visiting wth Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Lawson and other re
latives, Mr. Lawson ?s a brother of
Mrs. Edwards.
Mrs. Hooper and dauigher, Miss
Ruth Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. P.
Hooper, of London, were the guests/,
of .‘Mr. and Mrs. J. Elston and atten
ded the Jubilee services in Main St.,
church on Sunday also Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
The W. M. S. of the Main Street
United Church held its election of
officers in the school room of the
church on Thursday afternoon.. The
meeting was presided over by Rev.
Mr. Moorehouse. The officers are:
President, Mrs. W. C. Pearce; first
vice-president, Mrs. C. J. Moore
house; second vice- president, Mrs.
S. Skinner; recording secretary, Mrs.
G. S. Layton; treasurer, Mrs. W.
Ryckman; secretary Christian Stew
ardship, Mrs. G. S. Howard; Pianist,
Mrs. F. J. Wickwire and Mrs. J. An
drew; assistant superintendant Tem
perance also Mission Band, Miss J.
Murray; Supt. Baby Band, Mrs. W.
G. Medd; Supt. Mite Boxes, Mrs. F.
J. Wickwire; Supt. strangers, Mrs.
J. Andrews, Press and Literature
secretary, Mrs, W. S..Howey, finance
committee, Mrs. G. Mawson Mrs. G.
Howard, Mrs. Rydkman, Mrs. Wick
wire, Mrs. K. J. iSims; secretary sup
plies, Mrs. J.« Cole. After other busi
ness was -transacted the meeting
was closed by the singing of a hymn
and prayer.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE ■■ BIG EVENT f
Of the Clothing Season f
DON’T LET THIS CHANCE GOJBY ;
Here is something you cannot afford to miss! Or
vember 21st. Mr. A. .C. Garner, head office representative ,of Tip Top Tailors, Limited, will be at our store and will pe^onally meas
ure every man ordering a isuit or topcoat' or overcoa#that day.He
will also, give you expert advice on choice of fabric and on styles.
This is an exceptional opportunity for every man in Exeter to
■ secure extraordinary high quality personal advice along with the
great value which I'M Top Clothes offer a^pl times.
YOUR FALL s/lT OR OVERCOAT TAILORED TO YOUR
INDIV IDUAL J1EASURWFOR ONLY
One price / $24.00?'" Unrivalled value
ONE m* ONLY
VEMBER 21st
X THE DATE '
PHONE 81wl
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V EXETER, ONT.
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Piano,
Studio
EXETE
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ONTARIO
For over a week this section has
experienced wonderful weather. The
days, have been bright and mild with
practically no frosts at night. It has
been a splendid boon «o the farmers
in enabling them to get their out
door work done up. Quite a number
have enjoyed playing golf on the
Oakwood course.
f
t
rw
Caulk Your-Windows
save money on yoiir co^oill
WE HAVE SECURE
AGENCY FO
AND WIND
WEzViE
LET US Q
W. J.
CAULK
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UPPING
YOU PRICES,
N, Exeter
The election
President, , Mrs.
1st Vice-Pres.,
2nd Vice-Pres.,
tyTcTavish
was
C.
Mrs.
IMrs.
as
W.
J.
E.
Treas., M^s. (Rev.) Down;
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Phone 2
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iiawxins
Exeter, Ont
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W. R. GoilLDlhJG
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Organist
James !
Piano v
Supervls
Studio, Mai
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aster
Church
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Organ Theory
flisle in Reboot* ’
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ETEtl, ONT
Mr. and Mrs, ,Wm. Byrd, of. Lon
don, visited with Mr. and Mrs. IVnu
Hodgert on Sunday.