HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-12-04, Page 8THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1030.
rOUR ORDER.
Phone 10*.v
Exeter Markets
Wheat 60e.
Oats 25c.
Barley 23c.
Bran $1.10
Shorts $1.00
Low Grade Flour $1.25
Welcome Flour $2.50
Model Flour $2.80
Manitoba Flour $3.00
Creamery Butter 36c.
Dairy Butter 30 to 33c.
Eggs, extras 52c.
Eggs, firsts, 42c.
Hogs $8.75
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DURING TW NF&^/TWOZ^I:iKa
MIS}/ L. STACKHOUSE
Phu^2h> for an ppointjuei)/
Christmas cakes/baked 011 Tues
days, WednesC
Grant’s Bakef^
ays/and Thursdays at
Are your hens and pullets* laying?
If they are not laying li^'e you know they should .they arej^kely infested
with intestijial We find
nearly every! floelfcAve examine ser
iously infes/ed .Treatment is cheap,
simple anew sZe. Worm pills two
dollars perUumdred—individual dos
es. Hogartli Baby Chick Hatch^'y
For the next (thirty day^sve are
reducing our prices for in^rior dec
orating. Get your w^T papering
done in December. G^ptex decorat
ing, something new^01’ waM decora
tion in this l o^imunity.—H. C.
Clarke.
Fancy Boudoir Pillows made to
order 'also fur neckpieces,
reasonable. Phone 226.
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WANTED^— 7xov’=‘-g"lhead‘. of year-.;
/ Link / Dagkwfflbd.
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prices
ltc
ling SliorthorjT
Apply to <Xeo. ~ ~ - *-,J-
Phone
FOR SALE—Ligl.it bobsleighs; few
/v bags ofbarrels of spy apples;
red carrots, also 5| months’ old half
Jersey heifer calf.
second-hand cuttin
Abbott, Exeter.
Wanted, a small
,F.w
WANTED—A good | jrfifch <
Enquire at the Times-Advocate,
cow.
Boys
reciate
EYES SPARKLE. GIVE HIM
ULD LIKE TO BUY HIMSELF
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meeting of
the Canadian
in the Club
December- the
YOU CA
THET
CHAMOISETTE AND KID GLOVES
In all the new shades
59c. to $3,00
A provincial snowplow passed
through Exeter, Tuesday y/for the
first of the season clearing Highway
No. 4 from Elgin field xio Clinton.
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SHI
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THE EXETER TIME1-ADV0CATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, J. Bernard Rhodes, M» A-
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.O.M., Organist
10 a.m.—-Sunday School
11 a. m.—“Appearance and Reality’
7 p. m. —“The Nunc Dimittis”-
Thursday at 7.45 the mid-week
service in the church.
Xmas Gifts Here
You will enjoy doing your Xmas shopping at this store. Our counters are
filled with attractive and practical gifts that will solve your gift problems
HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS
iMr. W. C. Davis, of the Tiines-A-d-
vocate Staff spent the week-end vis
iting in Southampton
Mrs. Grace Hill, of Crediton, is
spending a few weeks with Mr, and
Mrs. Geo. Easterbrook.
Mr, and Mrs. Kervin Werner, of
London, spent the week-end -with
Mrs. Merner’s mother, Mrs. D. Russ
ell.
Mr. and Mrs. J A. Christie, of
[ London spent Sunday with the for
mer’s parents Mr and Mrs. C, W.
' Christie.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tucker and fam
ily, of Hensall have moved into the
residence of Mr. J. H. Grieve on
Carling St.
Mrs. M. M. Harvey, of Port Hope,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Harvey and1 other relatives
during the past week.
/ Rev. En-os Windsor, of Coal Grove,
Ohio, attended the funeral of his
father the late Geo. Windsor and is
spending a few days in Exeter.
• Rev. R. E. and Mrs. Southcott, of
Morpeth, spent a couple of days the
beginning of the week
former’s mother, Mrs. C.
cott.
LADIES — You
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA x
Rev, D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.—’‘The 'Manner of His Com
ing.” 1st in series on “The
Christ and His Coming.” during
the Advent season.
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—“Off with the Ornaments.”
A message for the moment.
Watch for Christmas announce
ment.
3
7
with the
A. South-
dies at
now buy
60c. a lb.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.m.—“Revival the Normal Con
dition of the Church.
p.m.—Our Church School.
p.m.—“The Father.” This is the
fifth of the series on “Home
Folks.
Thursday at 7.30 we meet for
prayer.
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Miss II. M. MacFaul, Organist
Mr. T. J. Finlay in charge
Second Sunday after Advent
. a.m.-—Morning Prayer
p.m—Sunday School and Bible
Class
p.m.—Evensong
SILK UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN
In the popular Lavender line. New styles
Vests $1.50 and Bloomers $1.95
LEATHER HANDBAGS
The season’s newest. Ideal for gifts.
$1,00 to $3.00
CREPE AND GEORGETTE SCARFS
In the newest shapes and colorings.
$1.35 to $3.25
FANCY FELT AND KID BOUDOIR
SLIPPERS
For children, Boys, Women and Men
75c. to $2.25
RUBBER GOLOSHES
Iri Grey, Brown or Black, with Zipper
Fasteners with fleece tinging
$3,50
SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY Z
A gift always appreciated
59c. to $1.50 z
WANTED—Some goo$ cbw hay. .7)7- Hatter.
TEACHER WANTED/^For Hen
sall Public School, Junior room. Sfate experience and/salary expect
ed. Duties fto eminence January
Sth, 1931. Applications received, up
to -December |i5,A930. A. L. Case,
Secretary-Trensujref, I-Iensall School
Board. / '12-4-2tc.
weekly, growing
us, all winter, in
japes. Light, pleas
ant woJk/for either sex. Illustrated
'booklets -ee. Canadian Mushroom
Company, Toronto. Z--------4-Now is the time to Bave your old
furs remodel|ed intysmart collars and cuffs, latest sj^les; also your
fur 'coats reaiod^ed in the latest
styles. Exiwrb/ work guaranteed.
Dressmaking# Jff all kinds. Mrs. N.
Hockey, Maim StreetX^Z ltc
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LOST—Black sfhd /jgi|C collie- dog
tag no 3 65, Hysi Twp. Reward. Notify Robert Jackson^Heiisall.
PEA ENSILAd^ZoR SALE—Be-
jgining Dec. Ist-BDandaian/'Canners_
The Annual Meeting the South
Huron Plowmen’s Association^ will
be held in thetfTown ^all, Exeter, on
Wednesday, December 3rd at 8 p.m. Reports of diiectojC election -of .of
ficers and othejy business._ __
Pym, Sec’y.; 1,ZW- Morgan, Pres.
Earn
mtishrojfims /'or
waste
E. J.
.. The Thames Road Farmer’s Club
are booking orders>Rjr Alberta coal, chestn ut / coal coke.—P. Pass-
more, ■ Z
STRAYED—FrZ Lot 3, Con. 3,
Usborne, year-ojd red and white
Steer withl star/in forehead and with
horns; st^ay/d sauce first snow
storm. BlZe notify John Thom
son, R. WI, Centralia. Phone 48-
2, Kirkton. 12-27-3tc
FOR SALE-4-Lithe-
ehunks. .
Winchelsea. ' $ ■
all wool plaid blawets
In new colors and combinations
$5.75 to $10.00
Dinner Sets
M,* — —______ _____ ___ __We will lay aside any article and keep until^Christmas. Start
Colored GlassFancy China ——*----------- ----
Our tables are filled with new China for Christmas. Come in often and look around.
- - - r.. .. a<ving a Dinner bet.
We are showing a new pattern called Plaza. Youjwill like it.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Hundreds to choose from. Easy to send.
5, 10, 15, 25, 50c. to $1.00
Hunt’s famous c ...................... ...
box in ExeterZ'Fresh every week
leave yourlondfer for Xmas wrapped
boxes at Gbrfeve’s Lunch Shoppe.
Mervyn Ryckman, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arcliy Ryckman
his collar bone broken when he
knocked down while playing
school.
Mr. and
daughters,
Buchannon ---- ----- -------- -----
son, of Atwood visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Rd. Terry last week.
Mr. Fred Wells, a member of the
Canadian Legion, has been appoint
ed janitor for the Exeter Postoffice,
succeeding Mr. C. Luker. His new
duties commenced on Monday.
Mrs. Luther Reynolds, who re
cently undewent an operation for
appendicitis in Victoria Hospital,
London, had a set back the latter
part of last week when iileurisy set
in. She was quite ill for several i
days but is again improving.
Mr. John Willis has rented the we carry a ful
residence -of the late Wm. Howey on ’
Andrew Street and will move his
wife and family to Exeter from Step- | hen Township in the near future.
Mr. Willis recently rented his ’’farm
to Mr. Louis Johns of Usborne.
Rev. D. McTavish, chairman of
the Missionary and Maintenance,
Committee of Huron Presbtyery was
in Toronto the forepart of the week
attending a meeting of the various
chairmen in connection with the
Missioary and Maintenance Fund of children’s clothing, shoes or stock-
the church. | ings that have been outgrown will be
LUNCHES — A suggestion this' Appreciated. Parcel's may be left
week; Oyster Stew or/Creamed Sal-|witk Mr. SangSter in the Odd-fellows’
mon on toast <t Jrieve’s Lunch! Block, at the Times-Advocate or not-
Shoppe “where fo< tastes better.” i ify aiW member of the Chamber of
Commerce executive and it will be
had
was
at
and
Alex
Mrs. Roy McMane
Gladys and- Mrs.
and Mrs. Norma Ache-
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Fresh roaste^ pean/us every day
from now untill Christinas at Grant’s
MEN—Xmas Cigars, ^cigarettes and tobaccas, in all poplar -brands
fresh stock, also nipe^and. smoker’s
sundries at Griev^.^/ndwiph' Shoppe
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PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
Ideal Christmas gift with napkins tojfnatch,
GIFT UMBRELLAS
A popular Christmas gift.
$2.00 t<j $3.50
FANCY TOJVELS
Dozens to choose from. Neatly packed.
25c. to |1.00
WQOLLEN E?ABY SETS
Bootees, Bonnet/and Wool Coat
$1.85, $2.0(| and $2.50
MEN’S GIFT SHIRTS
Neatly Boxed, good materials
$1.50 to $3.50
BOYS’ WOOL JERSEYS
In heather and plain shades
98c. to $2.25
NECKWEAR NEATLY BOXED
Bettej/quality at lower prices
50c., 75c., $1.00
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SWEATER COATS
arm and Cosy for Christmas
or every member of the family
NEW SILK SCARFS FOR MEN
^Wonderful new designs and colorings
$1.75 to $4.50
pigs and
E. Pooley,
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/MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL 7
The Council of tha/Corporation
of the County of Hu/on will meet
in the Council Chamber, Goderich,
at 2 o'clock in ttfe afternoon of
Tuesday, the 2nd/day of December,
1930. Alli accounts against the
County mu|t b(/in the hands of the
Clerk not tl: “ ‘2 . __ceding the meeting of Council.
GEO. ICEMAN, County Clerk,
Goderich, 15t-h November/1930,
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„ than Saturday pre
feting -of Council.
Hear the NewVBHI^Jo Radio. The World's fastest sjlljrfg tladio
’“•Hottie of the F 71.” Sandy
at the
Elliot.
GOOD COOKEER S—lie lb. 0
Geo, Hay, Exctei
The regular .month
the Exeter Branch
Legion will be!
Rooms on Thufsdfay,
4th at S p.m.—W. W. Pfaff, Bec’y* ---------------------------fpor---..■> ----/>. .............L.
toba Flour,
from this year’s wheat,
flour i
from useffe.
the stormy
Your ca
make them
them that fo
and increases Vou
good bread- try our n^v Mani-
Clour. This, flour/is niad'e
. Dur Model
receives favorab comment
isp.rfa Get youi/sapply before
weather
le nee
ts in.
something to
il cake will give
whfch slicks the hair
cream production,
le of chick mashes,
it and. mill feeds.;oyster shell,
Shorts 'are chea$ at $20 per ton. Get;
your requirements early.—Harvey'
Bros.
The local Chamber of Commerce-
are asking for contributions for old
and discarded clothing that have
served their usefulness for the pres
ent owners and yet would be of. ser
vice to some who are needing warm
clothing for the present winter. The
Meh’s Ov/rcoats at Reduced Prices
• We offer 4Q,, Me^f^s Overcoats in the very newest materials and styles
at special prices r?i>lin now until Christmas.
TRY US FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GROCERIES; PRICES ARE LOWER
AND QUALITY ALWAYS THE BEST
LOOK
IN LOOKING FOR CHRIST
MAS GIFTS, TAKE LOOK
THROUGH OUR STORE. WE
HAVE FINE ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS THAT/ARE SUIT
ABLE FOR XMAJ GIFTS.
Ambulance Service
Give Things To Wear
This Christmas
We Carrv the Gifts that
Men a
MAKE DADI
INGS HE V
TAMAN
EXETER, ONT
DOROTHY E. GRAJ5SICK
A. L. C.
(Honor Graduate) Ldndon, England
|lnstructpn in
Piano, Viblin, Jrtarmony, Theory
Studio Nif Albert Street, Box 160
EXETER, ONTARIO
Commerce executive and it will
called for.
Mr. T. J. Finlay, of London, who
has been conducting the services in
Trivitt Memorial Church since the
resignation of the Rev. Mr. Fenton,
was the business manager for a play
put on ,by the Huron College stu
dents in London. Mr. Hugh Creech
of town was one of the electricans.
Messrs. Chas. Pearce and Frank
Wildfong, accompanied by.-- Miss S.
Northcott and Marjorie Pearce at
tended a concert given at Hyatt Ave.
Church, London, on Thursday even
ing last. Mr. W. Geddes, who is a
former member of the Main Street
orchestra assisted with the program.
Ret. J. H. Johnston, of Central
Church, St. Thomas, conducted the
services in the James Street’ United
Church on Sunday and preached two
splendid sermons to fair congre
gations. Mr. Johnson also addressed
, the Sunday School in the- afternoon. * | The pastor Rev. D. McTavish
ducted anniversary-services at
tral Church, St. Thomas,
This section has 'been visited
some cold weather during the
week, accompanied with sonw
almost blocked the roads for motor
traffic. The weather turned soft on
Saturday evening accompanied by
rain on Sunday. The rain was- wel
come as many farm wells
and watdr is scarce. Colder
sst in oh Monday with more
Oft Wednesday evening
Week prior to his departure for a
trip to his native land In Scotland,.
Mr. Thos, Pryde the District Depu
ty Grand Master of (Masonic District
South Huron, was made theo recip
ient of a handsome kb dak and a
number of films from the Exeter
Masohic Ledge, the presentation be
ing made- by several of the Officers,
This little act of good will Was
greatly appreciated by Mr, Pryde,
con-
Cen-
Witli
past
that
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ift; - ft - ■■ ... , -ONIONS, BOIL-
Hvefed. Phone
Phone 175 r |1.
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If you vdsh to hjijr <w Sell a farm
or house she R, Ehteter.
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poultry Ranted
tVfe ftffe In fhb manket fof alt kinds
of FOttltfy payihg thr Highest prices,
•trucks will ftall.% Abhe 30, Dash-
.Wood, C.- AndersonM
are dry
weather
snow.
of last
Ben Case had a cutter broken
Tuesday evening when it was run
into by an auto.
Mrs, W. S. Besse and son Charles'
motored from Clinton and visited
Mrs. F. Gill Thursday last.
James Street W. M. S. packed a
bale valued at $210.00 Tuesday af
ternoon to be sent to the West.
Miss Avis Lindenfield, nurse-in
training, at Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, is holidaying at her home here..
The Hon. G, Howard Ferguson,
premier of Ontario, is resigning his
position and will go to London, Eng.
to take over the duties of the High
Comminissioner for Canada.
, Mr. Koch and MisS Marlette, of
the Exeter High School Staff, who
were off for several days last week
owing to illness returned to their
duties on Monday. Miss Horton’s
room in the public schbol which was
closed for three weeks on account of
mumps was re-opened on Monday.
Miss Horton supplied for several
days for Miss Pridliam who is ill in
Victoria Hospital, London. Miss J.
Murray is at present’ in charge of
Miss Pridham’s room,
The Times-Advocate have a splen
did assortment of Christmas, cards
printed with your name and address
at one dollar a dozen and up. A box
ef beautifully assorted cards, all dif
ferent, printed with your name and
address. $2.50 for 25. Phone or mail
your order.
NEWS
sore threat, quinsy, Cough,
l bronchitis, croup, laryngitis,
|tonsiljp suffers. Use Sybilla
remedy, good quick results.
Jpxeter and Hensall Drug-
VERY GOgl
for :
coldSi
and;
Spahr^
Try it
gists.
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CELEBRATE DIAMOND JUBILEE
;M'r. and Mrs. Thos. Dunsford, of
Marlette, Mich., formerly of the
second concession of Stephen, recent
ly celebrated their Diamond Jub
ilee Wedding anniversary. ■ Their
Children, grandchildren and n hum«
ber of friends were present. Mr. and
Mr& Dtmsford were presented with
pieces ef gold and a complimentary
address. The guests all sat down tn
a sumptuous repast* Mr. Dunsford
Is <a. brother of Mr. Wm» ^Dunsford,
of town.
TS, SCARFS, TIES, GLOVES, PYJAMAS,
EATER SOCKS, BELTS, GARTERS,
ARMJBANDS, HATS AND CAPS
B.0XED TIES FROM 50e. UP
Caulk Your Wi
save money on you>toal bill
WJB HAVE SECURED THE
AGEN
ANI)
r FOR CAULKING DOORS
VINDOWX ALSO METAL
■STRIPPING
TE YOU* PRICES.
GIVE FURNITURE THIS XMAS
And make a lasting Gift
^ional pieces including,
mokers, Ferneries^ Lamps,
agazine Racrf Sewing Cabinets, Gate Leg
Tables and npny other useful gifts.
GOOE^S DELIVigREO ANY DISTANCE
We have a large supply of occj
End Tables, Che iterfield Tablets
Cedar Chests, to
Tables, Tilt-Top
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Fu^nMure and Funeral Director
AMBULANCE SERVICE
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LET
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BROKEN AUTOMOBILE
GLASS REPLACED^QUICKLV:
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AWKINS
Exeterf
Piaijo tV
Supcr/-Is
Studio,
holrniaster
ited Church
Ion in
Organ Theory
of Music in School*
St, Box 57, Phono 19$
EXETER, ONT