The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-12-11, Page 8■J? THURSDAY, DECEWJER 11, 1930
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(TIRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
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A new Philejr 7 tube screen
dio $99.00 Tash or 8 months
. if you wish.—'Sandy Elliot,
64.
Exeter Markets
Wheat 60e.
Oajts 25 c.Barley *2 8c,
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 35c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs
...Hogs
Butter 27e. to 30c.
Extras, 42c,
Firsts, 35 c.
Seconds, 25c.
$9.00-
grid ra-
to pay
phone
CASE SETTLED
CountyThe action at Goderich
Court of Mr. T. C. Joynt, of Hensail
against Mr. Emerson F. Knipe, of
Kincardine, for the the price of a
second hand car has been settled by
the payment by the defendant of
$21.5 to the plaintirr. The case was
listed far the Quarter Sessions com
mencing next week to be presided
over by Judge Killaran, of Stratford
Mr J. G. Stanbury acted for the
plaintiff and Mr. D. E. Holmes, of
Goderich for the defendant,
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ed on Tues-
Thursdays at
GIVE CANDY
but be sure they’rfc HuntsXfamous
Candies, you can ge£ then/ hristmas
wrapped 60e., $l.|0 id $1.80—
Grieve’s Lunch Slfo
as-
Christmas calces b
days, Wednesdays .
Grant’s Bakery.$
Chris
visiting in
Miss Vera Mooney, of London,
visited with her mother on Sunday.
t.. Mr. Thos. Houlden is still, confin
ed to the. house having suffered for
several weeks with inflammatory
rheumatism. /'
* Are your hens anctf’pulle.ts laying?
* If they are not laying like you know
they should they/ftre likely infested
with intestinal XAvorms. We find
nearly every flock we examine ser
iously iiffeste^ Treatment is cheap,
*; simple andX£Sure. Worm pills two
jen$hundred-—individual dos-
. Hoga^hh Baby Chick Hatchery
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STRAYED —*'From near Yl-rand
, Bend, one two-yeaj}-old steer, |roan,
staggy head, no li
right ear; alffow heifer, with hornf
ear, color whiter
Dashwood central,
jardine, Grand Bend,
dollars
es.
|orns, marked in
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and red. Phone
Ferdinand Des-
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FOR SALE—Maple /green
wood. Phone Creditoi/13. A.
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SILK UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN
In the popular Lavender line. New styles
Vests $1.50 and Bloomers $1.95
CREPE AND GEORGETTE SCARFS
In the newest shapes and colorings.
$1.35 to $3.25
ALL WOOL PLAlDrBLANKETS
In new colors atfa combinations
$5.75jb $10.00
FANCY FELT AND KID BOUDOIR
SLIPPERS
For children, Boys, Women and Men
75c. to $2.25
SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY
A gift always appreciated
59c. to $1.50/
LEATHER HANDBAQS
The season’s newest. Ideal for gifts.
$1.00 tp $3.00
THE EXETER TIMED-ADVOCATE
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.-—“The Voice n? the Herald”
7 p.m.—“The Benedictus”
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Thursday, at 8 p.m. our Midweek
Service in the church. We shall
continue our studies in “The Pil
grim’s Progress.’’
Craig, vis-
Mrs. H. K.
Mrs. J. W. Ba
Toronto and Hamilton.
Mrs. A. Bice, of Ailsa
ited for a few days with
Hyndman.
Mr. Howard Leary, of London vis
ited in Exeter and Staffa over the
week-end.
Miss Nellie Carmichael, of Hen
sall, visited with Mrs Gillard, of
town on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Dickens, of Bid-
dulph, visited with /Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hunter on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cousins, of
London, spent the week-end with
-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McIntyre.
Miss Mildred Norry who has been
sufferig from a lengthy illness is
able to be out and around.
■Send
Christmas
appreciate
home.
Mrs. 0.
Helen, of Staffa, are spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and
D. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McIntyre
in Alvinston on Wednesday of
the<(? Wallis-Reeder
the Times-Advocate as a
gift to those who would
the news from the old
Walker and daughter,
were
last
You will enjoy doing your shopping at this store, Our counters are
filled with attractive and practical gifts that will solve your gift problems
HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. I). MeTavishr, Pastor
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.m.—-“The Purpose of the Com
ing Salvation”, second in the series
of Advent sermons.
pan,—Sunday School
p.m.—“Optimism jn an age of de
pression’’. Another message for
the moment.
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7
MAIN $T. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
. a.m.—“One Way to get Spirit-
al Results”
p.m.-—Our Church
p.m.—Home Talk,
ies, “Marriageable
p.m.—Wednesday,
Friday oux’ Sunday School execu
tive are meeting.
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3
7
8
School.
6th in the ser-
Daughters”
Thursday and
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Bliss K. BI. BlacFauL Organist
Mr. T. J. Finlay in charge
Third Sunday in Advent
11 a.m.—Morning Prayer
3 p.m—Sunday School and Bible
Class
7 p.m.—Evensong
$
RUBBER GOLOSHES
In Grey, Brown or Black, with Zipper
Fasteners with fleece linging
$3.50
CHAMOISETTE and kid gloves .
In all the new shades
59c. to $3.00
Colored Glass /Dinner Sets
_ ________ '2’—’-________ T in often and look around.
We will lay aside any article and keep until Christmas^Start saving a Dinner Set.
We are showing a new pattern called Plaza/ You will like it.___
Fancy China
W Our tables are filled with new China for Christmas. Coi '•IS*,I
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GIFT UMBRELLAS
A popular Chris as gift.
$2.00 to $$.50
Dozens to choose from. | Neatly packed.
25c. to $l.f)0
HANDKERCHIEFS
Easy to send,
to $1.00
BOYS’ WOOL JERSEYS
In heather and plain shades
98c. to $2.25
SWEATER COATS
Warm and Cosy for Christmas
For every member of the family
NECKWEAR NEATLY BOXED
JBetter quality at lower prices
F >50c., 75c., $1.00
Hundreds to choose from
5, 10, 15, 25, 50c'.
FANCY TOW
NEW SILK SCARFS FOR MEN
Wonderful new designs acd. colorings
$1.75 to $4.50
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PURE LINEN TA
g. Ideal Christmas gift wi
u
Wool Coatir
d $2.50
LE CLOfHS
napkinj^to match.
MEN’S GIFT SHIRTS
Neatly Boxed, good materials
$1.50 to $3.50
WOOLLEN BABY SETS
Bootees, Bonnet a
$1.85, $2.00 a
Overcoats at. Reduced Prices
We offer 40 Men’s Overcoats in the very newest materials and styles
at special prices from now until Christmas. 8
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We Carry the^Gifts that
OOK
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TMENT
Fresh roasted /peanuts every day
from now uufn/Christmas^at Grant’s
Bakery.
week attending
wedding.
EVERYBODY
derful assqr
candies, allgf
Lunch Shoppe.
Rev. Enos Windsor left FMday for
his home at Coal Grove, Ohio, after
attending the funeral of his father,
the late George Windsor.
The many friends of Mrs. Hdrold
(Hunter, who is ill in Victoria Hos-
wall papering London, will be glad to know
body
Wein,
ltc.
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range, for sale/cliea/. ./.-pply -at
' Times office. |
oven
the
<es candy. A won-
of Christmas
sh stock at Grieve’s
WHY ALL
“We have
Philco
phone
Sandy
ri
64 a
Elliot
THE -SMILES?
installed a new
oh, boy, just
one* on trial.”—
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For the, next thirty days we
reducing our price's for interior dec
orating,
done jn De<5en
ing, somethin.
jtion in
Clarke. .
Gy pt ex deco/St-
ior wall decor a-
are
new ___ __ ___
community .-s/H. C.
TEACHER WANTED^-For Hen
sall Public School, ___ ____
State experience andf salary expect-1
ed. E
5th, 1931. Appli
to December 15^1930.
’ Secretary-TrfasSrei*
Board. •
unior room.
that is getting along nicely.
A cablegram was received from
Mr. Tlios. Pryde on Friday last say
ing that they had arrived safely at
Mr. Prydfe’s home at Kirkcaldy, Scot
land.
I Mrs.
• FARMERS when you’re in' town, drop in and have a Jmod hot cup of
tea and a sandwfrch at Grieve’s Lunch Shoppet ‘Where food tastes
better.” Lf ■
TRY US FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GROCERIES. • PRICES ARE LOWER
AND QUALITY ALWAYS THE BEST
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C. C. Pilon has moved from
Duties 1 jto cojhmence January Albert St. to the residence of Mr,
Mrs. George Windsor, who ha*s
been confined to her bed is conval
escing.
Miss Marguerite Atdworth, and her
friend, of Sitratford, spent the week
end with
and Mrs.
Mr. S.
Thursday
see his mother who. was on her way
to make her home with her daught
er, (Mrs. B. L. Patterson, at Rainy
River.
Mr. Clarence Pickard, of Flax-
combe, Sask., was called home last
week owing to the illness of his
mother, Mrs. R. E. Pickard. The lat
ter has been quite ill for some time,
but just at present she as somewhat
improved.
A pleasant gathering met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Penhale,
Lake Road, on Sunday, December the
7th, and enjoyed a very sumptuous
turkey dinner the occasion being Mr.
Penhale’s 75th birthday. Mr. Pen-
hale was presented with a beautiful
wicker arm chair besides other gifts.
| Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ford and daughter
Irene and friend; Mr. Aldsar, Mr.
and iMYs. C. Lq,uff and daughter
Dorothy, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. E.
Penhale and daughters Ruby and
Grace, of Exeter, and Mr. T'. Harris
on, of Stephen.
the former’s parents, Mr.
C. Aidworth.
B. Taylor was in London
evening, of last week to
Ransford, Wellington Street.
Ransford recently moved to
Hensall School, London.
Messrs. J. G. Stanbury, George
Armstrong, Garnet McFalls, Calvert
Chambers and Harry Delbridge were
in Stratford on
tion with the
case.
A rumor has
,, Mr. Jack Gambrill,
forehead and with'pioyee of Mr. F. J. Wickwire, had
r since first snow j been implicated in a recent fo.rgery
notify John Thom- but the rumor is entirely false and
Centralia. Phone 48-
12-27-3tc
tions received up M. G.
A. L. Case,:Mr-
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LOST—Blacpandj^
12-4-2tc.
LOST—Blac^amd^white collie dog
tag no 3 65, Reward. Not
ify Robert Jackspn, Hehsall.
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STRAYED—Ffom/Lot 3, Con. 3,
IcU?red and white
Saturday in connec-
Cooper automobile
Give Things To
Usborne,y year-ol
steer witljl star in
* horns;
storm.
r son, R.
15 2, Kirkt:
been circulated that
e. former em-
strayei
IN LOOKING FOR CHRIST
MAS GIFTS, I TAKE A
THROUGH
HAVE A FIN
OF GOODS TH ATM RE SUIT
ABLE FOR X GIFTS.
without foundation.
Mrs. V. Meade, of Bindloss-, Alta.,
in renewing her .subscription to the
Times-Advocate says she can’t poss
ibly get along without it even though
times are dull. It cheers her to get
the home paper. The weather there,
has been fine. I
A percentage of the proceeds taken 1
at Mars Theatre, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week is to be
divided with the Athletic Societies
■of the Exeter High School. The.
film “Evangeline” is- recommeded
as being of an educational character.
Mrs. H, T. Rumtord, who resides
with her sister, Mrs. Asa Rumford,
suffered a weak spell while on her
way to Majn Street Ghurcli Sunday
evening and had to be removed to
her home where she is resting nicely
Miss Florence Stewart, .who re
cently underwent an operation fpr
appendicitis at Victoria Hospital,
London, was able to leave the hos
pital last week and is recuperating
at the home of her father, Mr. Alex
Stewart, of London.
Mrs. Luther Reynold's, who' re
cently underwent an operation for
' appendicitis in Victoria'Hospital in
J”!London; and who ha's' since been suf-
'"ifering with an attack of .pleurisy, is
i recovering nicely and is .expected to
leave the hospital in the course of
. a. few days, , '
On Saturday last while Mr
/Mrs. Melvin King and family,
Robinson andt Mr. Les. Thomas
on their Way to London they
'run into by another car coming onto
) the highway from a sideroad.
King’s car took to the ditch
Thomas struck the top of the can re
ceiving a nasty bump on the fore
head and was knockec out for a few
■minutes. The car was- slightly dam-
| aged but the party were able to pro-
are hereby requested coed to- London where the repairs
to take notice and govern them-/yero taken care .of by the driver of
selves. accordingly. ' J ' ’
Jos, Senior, Clerk
Exeter, December 10, 1030.
If you wish to <
or Louse see R. E. 'Ticl
or. sell a farm
;ick^rd, Exeter.
POULTRY WANTED
We are in the market’ for all kinds
’of poultry bayinghighest prices.
' Trucks will call, v^hone 30, Dash
wood, G. Anderson.
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Village of Exeter
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
' Public Notice is hereby ’given/) that'
a meeting of the Electors ofZthe
Village of Exeter, will#
be held in J?
THE TOWN HAIjL, EX^ER
at the h-our of 12 o’clock boon on ’
MONDAY, DECEMBER// 39th
For the purpose of making and
receiving nominations foimhe office
of Reeve and Councillor^; and one
member of the Public Utilities Com
mission; and four members for the
Board of Education, B-nd further
notice is hereby givenl that in. the-
event of more candidates being, pro-
posec^’or any particu>r office than
the proceed-
d until (MON-
, 1931, When
ned at 9 a.ni.
es, as fixed by
required to be electe
ings will be adjour
DAY, JANUARY 5
.the pollsVwill foe o
at the following pl
Village byelaw, viz'
Poll
deuce,
Polling
Poll
D.n.o.
Walter
Poll
■ WH
4,
Welsh
Office, Main and
s, D.R.O., G. Aii-
lerk, A. Gamibrill.
.nd Fite Kall, D.R.
oiling Clerk, John
1, Miss A.
Maiik St.,
Clerk W.
2, TownJ. aI Stew
Harness d
Wellington
derson
Foil
0. Rd
Kydd.
All electors
andiford’s resi-
R.O. E. Treble,
Carliftg.
all, Main Street,
rt, Polling Clerk,
and
Mr.
were
were
Mr.
Mr.
the other eat; Mr, Robinson .spent
a few days in London with his son,
Archie.
CAVEN SOCIETIES ELECT
OFFICERS
The annual meeting of the W.M.B.
of Caveil Presbyterian Chruch was
held on Tuesday evening. Splendid
reports were received from the var
ious committees,
ported '$185.00
ing the year,
for the coming
I L. M. Jeckell;
J. B. Rhodes;
G. S. Atkinson; s
Treas., Miss A.
Sec’y., Miss M. Weekes
and Welfare
Sec’y., Glad 'Tidings, (Mrs, Blaney; J-l.
Helpers, Mrs. J. A. Stewart; Mission.
Band Supt., Mrs. Rhodes.
On Monday oftefHoon the Mission
Band hold their annual meeting with
election of officers. The secretary
reported givings for the year as $34.
Officers elected for the coming year
as follows: Pres., Margaret Camp
bell; secretary, Elaine. Stanbury.;
Treasurer, Ethel Kydd.
On Monday evening Caven Guild
’ held their annual meeting with elec
tion of officers. Splendid reports
were received, the treasurer reported
$170 raised during the year. Miss
, W. A. Fraln was elected president?
11st Vice-Prds., Jack &tanbury; 2nd
Vice-Pres., Reba Simmons; secretary
Jean stanbury; Treasurer, Wallace
Seldon.
The treasurer re-
had been raised dur-
The officers elected
yeai* are: Pres., Miss
1st Vice-Pres.,. Mrs.
2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs.
sec’y., Mrs. K. Fuke
Hamilton; Supply
Welcome
Sec’y., Mrs. Christie;
R. N. ROWE
Ambulance Service
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.
CLEAR IT UP n6w
that sord hroat, ton^ntis, catarrh,
hay fever} colds,hooping-cough,
croup, co tonsil troubles
with Sybilla iS ir’s remedy. Good
reSults q r. Try it. Exeter
and Hensall Druggists.
Mrs. W. F. Abbott was Called to
Forest last week owing to the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Arto Delve.
K<
YOU CAN
THE THINGS HE
SHIRKS, SCA
AKE DA EYES SPARKLE. GIVE HIM
ULD LIKE TO BUY HIMSELF
S, TIES, GLOVES, PYJAMAS,
, SOCKS, BELTS, GARTERS,
ARMBANDS, HATS AND CAPS
a^BOXED TIES FROM 50c. UP
/
W. W. TAMAN
PHONE .81w EXETER* ONT,
DOROTHY E. GRASSICK
A. L. C. M.
.(Honor Graduate) Loii^on, England
Instrnctlonrln
Piano, Vic|in, Hdrmony, Theory
Studio N. Jlibe^Street Box 160
EXEWR, ONTARIO
GIVE FURNITURE THIS XMAS
And make a lasting Gift
We .have u large supply of occasional pieces including,
End Tables, Chesterfield Tables, Smokers, emeries, Lamps,
Cedar Chests, Magazine Racks, Sewing/Cabinets, Gate Leg
Tables, Tilt-Top Tables and many othqjruseful gifts.
DISTANCE
Caulk Your WOows
save^raoney on y<pfr coal bill
WI^HAVE SECURED THE
AGENC
AND WINDO
WJfATJHJ
LET U,^ Q/OTE YOU PRICES!.
W. J/HERN, Exeter
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GOODS DELIVERED A W. R. GOULpiNG
A. T. C, uf V
andf Choirmaster
|St. Unj/ed Church,
nstrudRoti in
/ Organ Theory
r o/Music in Schools
> S£ Box 57, Rhone
METER, ONT
Organil
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Piano V»
Subervist
Studio, Mai)
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