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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1933-10-12, Page 6THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1033 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE “THE SNELL BLOCK” BARBER SHOP .. .WORK FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.. GENERAL BARBERING SATISFACTORY WORK GUARANTEED BY PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE JOHN HOCKEY T .... Grigg’s Stationery • ••• THE HOME OF I BEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE BOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, FANCY GOODS AND SMALL WARES Phone 37 Exeter, Ontario Hay P. O.Phone 107 H. BIERLING GENERAL MERCHANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes Kirkton Fair (Continued from last week) POULTRY .Anconas, 'cock, hen, cockerel, pul let, Harold Berry, cockerel 2nd, Thos Crew, pullet 2nd, Harold Berry; W Orphingtons, hen, cockerel pullet Douglas & Sons; Barred Plymouth Rock, cockerel, Scott Thompson and 2nd; pullet, Scott Thompson, Harold Rodd. A-O-V. Plymouth Rocks, cock Douglas & Sons and 2nd; hen, Thos Crew and 2nd; cockerel, Douglas & Sons, T. Snowden; pullet, T. Snow den, Douglas & Sons. White Wyan dottes, cock, Douglas & Sons, Thos • Crew; hen, Thos. Crew. Scott Thomp son; cockerel and pullet, Douglas & Sons and 2nd. Columbian Wyandottes Thos. Crew, 4 firsts and 4 seconds Rhode Is. Reds, Douglas & Sons, 3 firsts, and 2 seconds. Black Minorca; cock, Douglas & Sons; hen, Douglas & .Sons and 2nd; cockerel, Douglas & Sons, Mrs. B. Russell; pullet, Scot' Thompson, Douglas & Sons. White Leghorns, cock, Thos. Crew, Douglas & (Sons; hen-and cockerel, Douglas & Sons, Thos. Crew; pullet, Douglas & Sons and 2nd. Jersey Black Giants -cock, T. Brock, S. Thompson; hen Chas. Paul and 2nd; cockerel, Leon Paul, Chas. Paul; pullet, Chas. Pau- and 2nd. Pen Barred Rocks, John Forrest, Wm. A. Crawford. N. W. Murray special for Pen W ■\Vyandottes, Lome Marshall; R. E Pooley’s special for cockerel and pul let, open to school children, A. H Warner, Murray Crawford; Parkview Poultry Farm special, ren of Barred Rocks, open to residents Qf Blan- shard, Robt. Ratcliffe. Turkeys, Bronze, gobbler and hen old, Frank Cornish, A. H. Warner; gobbler and hen, young, Frank Cor nish, Hy. Rodd; white, and hen, Hy. Rodd. Geese, Tolouse, old Douglas & Sons, 4 firsts; er, 4 seconds. Emden, Sons, 4 firsts; Roy Brock, 2 seconds Ducks, Pekin, Douglas & Sons 4 firsts; old, Geo. Kemp two seconds young, Mrs. B. Russell 2 seconds Aylesbury, Douglas & Sops, 4, firsts and 4 seconds. Rouen, drake and duck, Fred Thompson, T. Snowden, and 2nd; young drake, Newton Clark.-----°----F. Thompson; young duck, F. Thomp-1 comet, collection, W. old gobblei and young A. H. Warn- Douglas <s Distinctive Hats A FOR THREE DAYS G. M. Armstrong THIS SEASON HATS ARE TRIMMED Sailor Brims, Berets and Drapec Turbans, very specially priced A Saucy Pom-Pom— tiny curl of ostrich feather— A dashing quill— MAKES THEM “DIFFERENT” & it tut USED CARS $1.98 up SOURED ON THE WORLD?—THAT'S LIVER Wake up your Liver Bile —No Calomel necessary Many people who feel sour, sluggish and generally wretched make the mistake of taking salts, oil, mineral water, laxative candy or chewing gum, or roughage which only move the bowfels and ignore the liver. .What you need is to wake up your liver bile. Start your liver pouring the daily two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels. Get your stomach and intestines working as they should, once. more. Carter’s Little Liver Pills will soon fix you up. Purely vegetable. Safe. Sure. Quids. Ask for them by name. Refuse substitutes. 25c. at all druggists. 51 1931 FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER 1931 FORD DELIVERY CLOSE DC AB 1929 FORD COUPE WITH RUMBLE SEAT 1927 STAR, 4-DOOR SEDAN 1927 FORD COACH 1927 FORD TOURING CAR GOOD CONDITION i Special prices on these cars for the Big Sale OCTOBER 12, 13 14 ALSO THE FOLLOWING SALE BARGAINS 1 Heywood, W. H. Dearing; Aster straight, W. H. Dearing; Asters __ _____t ____ _ , . " " , . H. Dearing; son and 2nd. Any variety, Douglas I Aster, curve petalled, Mrs. Heywooa & Sons, 4 firsts. Dr. Grieve, 4 sec- W. H. Dearing; Aster, curve petall onds.___________________________' TT :ed, W. H. Dearing; Cosmos, single Wm. R. Crawford, Hy. Rodd; Cos' mos, double, W. H. Dearing, Mrs Heywood; Dahlias, one or more var ieties, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rice; Dah lias, collection, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Hey wood; Dianthus, T. Washburn, Mrs Heywood; Gladiolus, I spike, Mrs Heywood, R. Switzer; Gladiolus, f BarYey7’H.iOTruemn^r<Tspikes, Mrs. Heywood; Baby’s Breath -- -■ - - -- s T. Washburn; Balsam, W- H. Dear- J^ "White iag’ Mrs- Brown; Sweet Peas, Mrs Gordon Sinclair, Jno Adamson; Stock, Mrs. Heywood, H 4 gal. High Test White Rose Gasoline for $1.00 Batteries, 13 plate, heavy, new guaranteed $5.90 A BIG BARGAIN IN TIRES TO FIT YOUR CAR ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK HARVEY BROS. GENERAL MILLERS, GRAIN & FEED DEALERS Phone 35 Exeter, Ontario End your bread baking worries by using Harvey’s Manitoba’s Best Flour — Our Model Flour is the best for Buns and Biscuits Welcome Pastry Flour makes tasty pies and cakes Buy at home and help local industry We carry a fiill line of feeds including: Bone Char Meal, White Bone Meal, Gunn’s 50 per cent. Concentrate, Tankage Meat Scraps, Oil Cake, Meal, Flax and Wheat Screenings Chop, Oyster Shell, Grit, Bran, Shorts, Low Grade Flour. Peerless Poulty Tonic, Laymash, Asbestoline Roofing. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM Huron Garage — THE HOME OF — Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler BRITISH AMERICAN GASOLINE AUTOLENE AND PENNZOIL OILS VULCAN ANTI-FREEZE AND ALCOHOL Goodrich Safety Silvertown Tires AND SUPER-LASTIC TIRES AND TUBES MONARCH BATTERIES Service on All Makes of Cars OFFICIAL ONTARIO MOTOR LEAGUE SERVICE 24 hour Road Service C. J. Stewart Phones 155w, Res. 155j EXETER, ONTARIO SI I Judge—A. H. Switzer GRAIN AND SEEDS Sheaf of Fall Wheat, S. Norris Mrs. B. J. Thiel,| Hilton Truemner; Sheaf of Oats, S. Norris, Amos Doupe Mrs. B. J. Thiel; Sheaf of Barley Mrs. Thiel; Fall Wheat, Mrs. H Fuss Amos Doupe; Oats, Mrs. Thiel, Lome Marshall; L..-L,, _ _ ______ ~ Switzer; White Beans, large, Mrs N. L. Carter, Jos. Stephen; r...... Beans, small, C_ _ O’Brien; Sweet Corn, Golden Ban tarn, Gordon Sinclair, E. J. Willert; ,Indian Corn, Mrs. E. Heywood, Gor-. Pia^>. H. Switzer, Dr. Grieve; Petun- don Sinclair; Sweet corn, white, W ia, single, Mrs. Adamson, J. T. Hern; Ratcliffe, Fred Doupe; Stalks Ensil- n ™ u age Corn and Ears, Jos. Stephen; Ensilage Corn, Roy Brock, H. Truem ner. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Rural New York Potatoes, Amos Doupe, H. Rodd; Green Mountains w/H. C Mrs. H. Donaldson, E. J. Willert;' pansy,’ N. : Irish Cobbler, Mrs. Carter, Fred Mrs. Brown, Thompson; Dooleys, R. Ratcliffe, A Mrs' Adamson, ___ __ Crago; Swedish Turnips,, E. J. Wil nuais collection, W. H. Dearing, W lert, F. Triebner; Heaviest Turnips ' -. 3__JL.J, ’C. Switzer, E. J. Willert; Field Car-iW^oa; Basket Cut rots, E. J. Willert, Mrs. Rev. Lewis; Heywood “ Mangold’s lony 171 T n — Switzer; IS , *__Taylor, C. Switzer; Mangolds, yellow1 coilectfon, "Mrs. ^Capper, "Mrs?’ Hey Jos. Taylor, H. White; Sugar Man- WOod; Bouquet, for living room table golds, Jos. Taylor, E. J. Willert,; Mrs. Brown, T. Washburn; Bouque- Heaviest Mangolds, E. J. Willert, H for dining table, D. Goulding, T Kirk; Garden Carrots, Intermediate Washburn. i Sandy Elliot Ford Garage E Berry; Phlox Drummondi, W. H. Dearing, Mrs. Berry; Phlox Peren- Petunia, double, W. H. Dearing- Mrs. Brown; Scabiosa, T. Washburn Mrs. Heywood; African Marigolds orange, W. H. Dearing, Scott Thomp son; African Marigolds, yellow, W H. Dearing; French Marigolds, Mrs Heywood, W. H. Dearyng; Verbena . Dearing, Thos. Washburn; Heal; Pansy collection Mrs. Capper; Zinnia i, Mrs. Key wood; An- ' R. Crawford; Perennials, Mrs. Hey- ; Flowers, Mrs — - ----- -—->;nervuuil, Mrs. Capper; Spray, D.g red, E. J. Willert, C Goulding, Mrs. Heywood; Rose, Mr; Mangolds, Intermediate, J j Heywood, Mrs. Capper; Roses, besi D. Mrs. Brown, R. Ratcliffe; Garden Carrots, short, Fred Switzer, R. Rat cliffe; Beets, round, Mrs. Carter Alvin Crago; Cabbage, tlat, G. Sin clair, E. J. Willert, Cabbage, red Mrs. Carter; Cabbage, round, Mi's Carter, E. J. Willert; Cauliflowers Mrs. Carter, G. Sinclair; Celery, Dr Grieve; Tomatoes, red, W. H. Swit zer, W. R. Crawford; Tomatoes pink Mrs. Carter, F. Triebner; Citron, H Rodd, A. H. Warner; Pumpkin, H Truemner, Mrs. Heywood; melon, E. J. Willert, Dr. Muskmelon, A. Crago, Ottis Sawyer, _ . Table Squash, Dr. Grieve, G. Sinclair Miss B. Doupe, Wesley Doupe; Ferns Onions, white or yellow, F. Doupe H. White; collection of not_less_than Dr. Grieve; NJammotih Squash, H | Truemner, Mrs>_ Hey wood £ C____ , bers, Onions, red, H. Truemner, Mrs. Hey wood; Hubbart Squash, H. Truem ner, W. H. Dearing; Collection ol vegetables, Mrs. Carter, F. Brock. -Paul Coates, Judge FRUIT Apples, Fall Varieties—Duchess ol Oldenburg, M. L. Switzer, J. Berry; Gravenstein, F. Triebner; Wolf River Jos. Taylor, F. Triebner; .Blenheim, Pippin, A. H. Warner; Maiden’s £houlder scarf and hand_bag, Mrs. H Blush, F. Triebner, Rd. Sevles; Alex ander, Jno. O’Hrien; Wealthy, R Selves; Culvert, R. Selves, F. Trieb ner; Cayuga red stream, F. Triebner W. Ratcliffe; Fall Pippin, A. Warner,‘"N. Haines; snow, A. Warner, F. Triebner. Winter Varieties—Baldwin, A. Warner, H. Haines; Fallawater, ... , _ . _ H. Warner, Lionel Kemp; Golden, plain pair of pillow cases, Miss Liv Russett, A. H. Warner, Lionel Kemp; ‘ ingstone, Mrs. Jaques; bedspread Roxborough Russet, Wm. Ratcliffe; ’ applique, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Ja Mann, F. Triebner, Rd. Selves; King ques; child’s knitted dress or pull- of Tompkins, A. H, Warner, Rd ----- m Selves; McIntosh Red, Jno. T. Hern R. Selves; Northern Spy, Miss B Doupe, W. Ratcliffe; Ontario, A. H Warner; Pewaukee, It. Selves, C Routly; Rhode Island Greenings, A. „ . H. Warner, F. Triebner; Ribson Pip-1 /Jaques; ladies’ dress, housework pin, R. Selves, F. Triebner; Talman Mrs. Jaques, Mrs. Livingstone. ‘ Swpat. A. H. Warnev, R. Brock; col-' Fahey—ladies’ night robe, Mis? ’potion of apples, R. Selves, F. Trleb- Livingstone, Mrs. Constable: ladies ner. j night robe, silk, Mrs. Berry, ML. ■ Crab Apples—Red, Mrs. Carter Livingstone; ladies’ hand-made lac- F. 'TMebner; yellow, 2nd G. Sinclair 1 ket,^ Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Fuss * ” Plums'—'Lombards, and F. Trieb- ' ’ ner. Pears—Duchess, R. selves, F. H Pitn4- Sheldon, Mrs. W. Rice; Bar- lpf+ jj, Brock, J. T. Hern. G”nneS'—Concord, F. H. Brock Mr* Rice; Niagara, Mrs. B. Doupe; , Rovers, Mrs. Carter. Judges—R. Humphreys, W. Shiei DAIRY EXHIBITS - Dai—' Butter, 5 lbs. iii crock, Jno DJnn. Wes. Doupe; Dairy butter. 5 lbs. in prints, Jno. Rlnn, Mrs. Car ter; Dairy Butter, fancy display Mrs. A- Rundle. Mrs. Carter. Judges—Mrs. Jose, Mrs. J. Stephen CUT FLOWERS[fl Ahtlrrhitium, Snapdragons, Mrs FRHfiK TAYLOR LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR COUNTIES OF HURON AND MIDDLESEX Quality Jewellery Diamond and Wedding Rings HOUSE PLANTS — FLOWERING Amaryllis, Mills, Winn; Begonia double, John Forrest, W. H. Dear ing; Begonia, single, John Forrest; Fuschia, G. Sinclair; Geranium, sin gle, W. R. Crawford, Mrs. J. Jaques; I Geranium, double, -S. Norris, T Washburn; Any other house plant W. Doupe, T. Washburn. HOUSE PLANT’S—FOLIAGE Asparagus Plumosus, Mrs. H. Don aldson, Miss B. Doupe; Begonia, Rex variety, Wm. Urquhart, K. N. Spence Begonia, other fancy leaved variety I Water-' Grieve; ; 4 different foliage plants, T. Wash'. , Cucuin-1 burn, W. Doupe; Window Box, Jno green, E. J. Willert, G. Sinclaii Forrest; Jerusalem Cherry Tree, F Doupe, S. Brown. ’Judge—'Rev. J. LADIES’ Useful — Quilt, Grieve; comforter, (Rev.) Lewis; comforter, down fill ed, Mrs. Carter, Gordon Sinclair; bedspread, fancy, Alvin Crago, Mrs J. Jaques; Ladies’ sweater coat, Miss M. Livingstone, Mrs. Donaldson; J. Brown, Lucan WORK A. Crago, Dr wool filled, Mrs TRADE YOUR OLD WATCH ON A NEW BULOVA Watch Repairing SPECIALIZING IN FINE WRIST WATCHES NEW LOW PRICES ON ALL REPAIRING BRING YOUR BROKEN WATCH FOR AN ESTIMATE Rabethge’s Jewellery WHILE IN TOWN THIS WEEK, COME IN AND SEE OUR STOCK OF Modern Furniture H H H A Fuss; sport shirt, Mrs. T. Constable Mrs. H. Fuss; rag mat, braided, Mis; Livingstone, W. H. Dearing; rag ma' crochet'ed, Mrs. Jaques; pair of hand I knit socks, G. Sinclair, Miss Living stone; child’s dress, Mrs. Berry, Mrs Jaques; pair of hand-knit mitts, Dr Grieve, Mrs. T. Constable; work ap- ron, Mrs. Jaques, Miss Livingstone; , over, Mrs. T. Carlyle, Mrs. H. T Berry; ladies’ smock, Mrs. Jaques Mrs. Donaldson; rag floor mat hook ed, W. H. Dearing; pyjamas, home- , made, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Carter; i labor-saving device, Mrs. Berry Mrs bloomers, Mrs. ' , white embroidery. Mrs. Thiel; table embroidery, Mrs. Kemp; buffet set, Miss Livingstone; Mist ladles Fuss, . Mis? ; cen Don , Mrs tea hand-made table centre, Livingstone, tre, colored aldson, Geo. Constable. ___ ____„____, cloth, embroidered, Mrs. Constable Miss Hodge: tea cloth, crochet trim mdd, Miss Livingstone, Geo. Kemp; pair pillow slips, Mrs. Lewis,| Geo Kemp; pair pillow slips, embroider- ,ed, Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Jaques; dresser cover, fancy, Miss Constable Mrs. Berry; child’s dress, Mrs. Berry •Mrs. Jaques; child’s Jacket .and boot les, Mrs. B.erty, Mrs, Constable; handkerchief* hand-trimmed, Mrs (Continued on next page) WE SELL THE WELL-KNOWN X-RAYED CHESTER FIELD SUITES IN THE NEWEST COVERINGS ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION WE HAVE SOME ODD LINES OF TABLE AND BRIDGE LAMP SHADES IN SILK TAILORED AND CELLON VALUES UP TO $2.50 FOR $1.00 CONSOL MIRRORS WITH FANCY TOPS FOR 99c. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CEDAR AND SOLID WALNUT CHESTS PRICED FROM $9.00 to $28.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS AT $5.00 IN GOOD COVERINGS LIVING ROOM TABLES $5.00 AND UP MATTRESSES, ANY SIZE, AS LOW AS $3.75 BED SPRINGS AS LOW AS $4.00 SPECIAL BED OUTFIT ALL FELT MATTRESS, CABLE SPRING AND 2 INCH WALNUT STEEL BED FOR $11.75 COMPLETE . HOPPER Phones 99 and 63 Furniture Dealer Funeral Director