HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-08-30, Page 8THURSDAY, AUGUST BOTH, 1931 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
The interior of the post Office
lias been brightened with a fresh
coat of paint. The work was dmie
by Mr. Samuel Hoss.
Mr. Geo. Beavers returned to T >r-
onto on Saturday after holida-ing
for a week with his parents, Mr.
Beaver", who is with the advertising
department of the Canadian Chew
ing Company, leaves early in Sep-
temhvr fox* New York and for the
next two years will bo rngug-d at
vari-m> plants of the eonipanj in dif
ferent states of the Union.
The II. Al. Smith Beauty Shoppe
will be flux'd from Augu-t 27 to
Sept. 3. inclusive.
Exeter Markets
Wheat 92c.
Barley 6 5c.
Oats 3 6e.
Buckwheat 60e.
Manitoba’s Best $2.90
Model $2.80
Welcome $2.6>*
Low Grade Flour $1.45
Bran $1.3u
Shorts $1.35
Creamery Butter 24c.
Dairy'Butter 19-22<•.
Egg, extras 17c.
Eggs, firsts 15c.
Egg-, seconds,
Hogs, $8.00
. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. S. Moore Gordon, R.A., B,l).
Alinistei’
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—“Honouring God”.
Sunday evening service will be
withdrawn in favor of Trivitt Mem
orial Anniversary.
SPECIALS IN
DRESSES
PIANO TUNING &
REPAIRING
S. Board man will be
in Exeter and district
Tuesday, Sept. 4 th.
Please ’phone No. 3.
W. Martin. 11 vqars
with Heintzman Co.,
o
11
i LOCALS 1
I0—I— »| O ■—i II' ■— 11 an— O ■mi it 1
i <0
All av irk demothed. cleaned and
guaranteed.
“Wai. lor Boardman. it pays’*
HURRY HACK - "to Grand Bend
f t.’ the “End of Season Sale.”
Evi ry thing io be sold at deep-cut
priie- at Grieve’s Drug Store.
VETERANS ATTENTION I
Tie Annual Huron County Veter
an"' church Pai ado will be held in
BrU"-el" o;i Sept. 9th, Ab thi> wear
ing i f berets at all future Veteran's
Parades i- recommended, will those
Veterans who have no beret, com-
muuieate with M. W. Pfaff not later
than Sept. 3rd. so that they may be
supplied in time for this parade.
OLD AM) NEW BAND
MEMBERS ATTENTION
A m "ting of all those interested
both Old. Band Members and New
Recrui’s will be held at the Town
Hall, Exeter, on Friday evening at
8 o’el.'ik to consider the orginiza-,
turn of a band for the village. We
look for a full meeting. Come;
NV. D. Sanders, Reeve; H. 0.
S’lithcott, and J. Senior, Committee
NOTICE— Members of the 47th
battalion who‘are interested in a
banquet for the purpose of organi
zation to be held in Goderich some
time in September, please get in
touch with R. H. Cornish, Exeter.
notice
Having sold our business to Air.
T. McVey,we wish to thank the
many <-ust omo rs fo r their splendid
patronage.All account" are now due.
and must be s ettleu1 by the 15th of
September 19114. .A.fter that date
all out"ta ndin g adcount" will be
placed foi illecti on with costs
added.— '\v‘. O.Dixtin, Alooresville.
W ANTED--100 a c re farm; good
built ling"; lo ts of watei ; close to
sc ho 11. AVill pay cash — Apply to
Time ‘S-Advoca to.
POT A TOES FOR SA LI I—6 De, per
bag vs on ly, while we dig.
Thui "day. F rid ay and Saturday.
Sept ls‘. U omo and bring your
bags and take them off the field.—
Earl Gai-er,I).l"hwood.
MAN WANTED with ear as dis
tributor for Ward’s Quality Food
Products , Toile: Preparations direct
to established users in Huron Coun
ty. An all Ontario Company. Write
T. H. Ward Company. Hamilton.
HORSES FOR SALE—Five horses
all go‘d to drive, work and ride;
2 young ponies, 2 saddles; all priced
reasonable. Apply to NV. J. Roberts
at Brenner's Barn. Grand Bend.,
COTTAGE FOR SALE—.Ajiply to
Mix Cottle.
LOST— A collie pup with white
ring around heck, collar attached.
Kindly leave information with Mr.
Turnhull at Turnbull’s Grove or the
Time>-Advocate.
DANCE TO—“Shorty Grant's New
Orchestra” at Bayfield, Saturday.
Sept. 1st. All the latest hits.
TO RENT— The lower storey of
the residence of the late Mrs. I.
Hall Exeter North, comprising five
rooms furnished or unfurnished.
FOR SALE — Electric washer,
Raymond sewing machine, parlor
furniture, all in good condition.
Apply this week to the executors of
the estate of Mrs. Nancy Hall, Exe
ter north. ltp.
NOTICE
Dr. Roulston desires to announce
that his Dental Office will he closed
for a couple of weeks. Date of re
pelling will be announced in ’he
next issub of the Times-Advocate.
UNION SERVICES
Main Street and James Street
Rev. A. H. Elliott and Alain Svreet
Choir will be in charge during
August
10 a.m.-—Sunday Schools
11 a.m.—Alain Street
The evening service will be with
drawn in honor of the Trivitt Alem-
orial Anniversary.
Prayer service Thursday August 30
at Janies Street.
This week we offering our entire stock of Dresses at special
This stock consists of Voiles, Celanese and Crepes
It will pay you to see them.
prices.
in printed and plain materials.
Note the following reductions:I
Gerald
week
Bert
the
Miss Young, of Seaforth, is visit
ing with Mr.s J. A. Stewart.
Miss Ina Jaques is visiting at
Chesley.
Mr. Wm. McKay spent the week
end at his home in St. Mary.",
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sayers spent
the past week holidaying at Grand
Bend.
Miss Marjory Ml’dd returned t”
her home here after holidaying in
i'.'route.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and fam
ily, of Centralia, are holidaying it
Grand Bend,
Messrs. W. J. Beer and
Skinner spent a l’ew days last
at Grand Bend.
Messrs. George Grant and
Clark spent the forepart of
week in Detroit
Miss Mary Gorle, of Toronto, vis
ited for a few days last week with
Mrs. J. Hamilton.
Mr. Thus. Moffatt, of Napanee, is
visiting at
Mrs. W. G.
Mr. and
Rochester,
and Airs. Wm. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams, of
Rochester, N. Y., spent a week with
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Steiner.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Lampman, of
Burgesville, spent a few days with
their son, Mr. K. J Lampman.
Messrs. Wallace Seldon and
Frank Strange, of London, visited
at their homes here on Sunday.
Mr. Kenneth Hockey and his aunt
Airs. F. AI. Boyle, motored to Lans
ing, Mich., to visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hall and Mrs.
Rinshed, of Detroit, are holi-
g this week in Exeter north.
on
for a
the home of Mr. and
Medel.
Mrs. Lewis Law ton, of
are visiting with Mr.
Gladys
for a
the
Chas,
day in
Mrs. Gertie Hockey returned
Saturday after holidaying
couple of weeks at Lansing, Mich.
Misses Hazel Elliot and
St.'ne left on Wednesday
week’s motor trip ar-ound Muskoka.
Mrs. Frank Squire and Shirley, of
Whalen, spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. AV. T. Forrest. Bo
gota, N. J., are visiting with
Eacrett connection in this commun
ity.
Miss Leila Welsh and Miss M.
Thomson, of Toronto, visited re
cently with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ho-
wald.
Miss Agnes Prebble. of Ilderton,
returned home Tuesday after spend
ing the past month with her aunt,
Mrs. Wm. Sillery.
Airs. A’ L Roulston and Airs. A.
Frost, of Simcoe, spent a few days
last week with the former’s parents
Air. and Airs. E. A. Howald.
Air. and Mrs. J. H. Jones, Nejl
and Gwenneth motored to Toronto
the forepart of the week to visit
with relatives and take in the Ex-f
liibition.
Air. and Airs. Al. Snell and daugh
ter Alae. Airs. N. Baker and Eileen
Snell have returned home from
Grand Bend where they have been
holidaying.
The Exeter branch of the Cana
dian Canners started canning corn
on Tuesday. There are several hun-
drew acres under contract and the
crop is splendid.
Exeter Fair will
and Tuesday, Sept.
The Forest Boys’
Canadian Cowboys,
ers of London, will be features of the
fair.
Air. and Airs. AV. H. Dearing re
be held Monday
17th and 18th.
Band and the
radio entertain-
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. M<. A. Hunt.
Organist, Miss AlacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middleuiiss
ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
a. m.-•Holy Communion
—Sunday School
—Morning Prayer & Sermon
S
10 a.m.
11 a.m.-
The Ven. Archdeacon Sage, M.A.
D.D.
7 p.m.-—Evensong and Sermon
Canon 'Warner ALA., D.D.
...The Finest • • •
in
PERMANENT WAVING
Croquinole, Spiral and
Combination
L. Stackhouse
Phone 245
Now on Display
NEW FALL DRESSES
The very latest in style and
pattern
SILK SUITS, HOSE & SLIPS
Ward's Ladies’ Wear
Come and see our stock
You will want to buy.
LOCAL NEWS
iLondon, spent i
with his father |
Values to $4.50, Sale Price $1.39
Values to $6.95, Sale Price $2.95
Values to 9.95, Sale Price $4.95
EXTRA SPECIAL IN
Fine Shirts V*
400 Men’s Collar-attached Fine Shirts in a wide range of
new and smart patterns. These shirts are made by Tooke.
They are good full fitters, beside being fast colors. You will
do well to lay in a supply at these low prices. Sizes 14 to 17
each $1.19 or 2 for $2.25
See them in North window
Grocery Specials that will Save You Money
Jewel Shortening
1 lb. pkgs..............1 OC
Aylmer Pork and Beans
Large Tins .............1 OC
Comfort Laundry Soap
4 bars for 14c
TEAS ARE STILL ADVANCING IN PRICE—TRY OUR BULK TEA AT 49c, A POUND
Good Cooking Rice
3 IBs. for 14c
Campbell’s Spaghetti
3 tins for 25c
CHIPSO
large pkg 19c
PLUMS ARE NOW AT THEIR BEST, LEAVE US YOUR ORDER
Peanut Butter
Finest Quality
Large Jars .............fcwV
SUGAR
Granulated or Brovyn
10 lbs. for 56c
MUFFETS
per pkg 9c
FOR SALE—Baby Buggy in A-l
(■•million. Apply at Times-Advocate
NOTICE—Having sold my busi-
ih1-.' *o Mr. James Bowey I wish to
thank ‘he many customers far their
splendid patronage. All accounts are
now due and must be settled by the
30‘h of September. 1934. After
that date all outstanding accounts
will bt» placed for collection with
added. Payments may be
made • either myself or Mr. C. J.
Luke.’. -Mrs. E. J. Christie. 8-23-2tc
FOR SALE -Junior No. 6. Seed
Wheat, bald white wheat, free from
luo-e head, smut or weeds. Good
yivlde". A winner at all fairs. Hii-
* «n T:u -mmr. R. R. 2. Zurich phone
85 r 11. S--23-2tp.
FARM FOR SALE
Sruth mart of the NVe-t part of
Lot 17. ten. 5 ar.d Lot 16. Con. 6.
Tow:.-mip of Stephen. 15h acres
mo.’i* ur h1" » wm'd by Paul Schenk.
Th. •> are 1” a« re< ><f good bush on
tin- p.ae>>. a brick hau-e. bank barn,
drivi: g "bed and pig stable. Farm
well drained and fenced. Good water
supply. 1 A miles north of Credit-
on * Apply to H. Either & Son,
Cn ditom _
FOR SALE-—The brick house and j
land where the late Susan Atkinsonj
lived on William Street, Exeter. I
Apply to R. N. Creech. I
Air. Reg. Beavers and Aliss Dm-’
othy Alisener, of Sairnia, visited with i
the former's parents over the w.-ek-;
end. !
Airs. Proger, Air. Alvin Proger and!
Aliss Alarion, of London, motored up;
and called on friends in town on'
Alonday.
Air. and Airs. Jas. Ogden, Alisses
Aleatha and Jean Ogden, of London
visited Airs. John Ogden at Dr.1
Fletcher's hospital on Sunday. |
Air. Louis Day Sr. has been visit-(
ing for a couple of weeks with his <
| daughter, Airs. Holmburg, of Sault I
I Ste. Alarie.
Aliss Alary Tapp, ,5x1*8. □uceie
and Miss Gertrude Camm visited ’ _foil- several -days last week with Airs.! “
C. A. Southcott at Grand Bend. j .
Air. and Airs. Robt. Gambirill have If
returned to Palmerston after lioli-*
daying with the former’s parents, I
Air. and Airs. A. H. Gambrill. (
Airs. J. T. ] _
Aliss Vera and Airs. Brown, of Sarnia'
visited with Airs. Jno. Snell and
other relatives over the week-end.
William (Duke) Appleby, of Tor
onto, was in town over the week
end interviewing Al. AV. Pfaff and R.
H. Cornish in reference to holding a
banquet sometime during September,__ __ ..............
and oraginizing the members of the on display a snake cucumber that
47th Battalion, C.E.F. (measures 44 inches in length and
Mr. Ray Aloore, of Fergus, visit- weighs seven pounds. It was grown
ed> over the week-end at the home ■ J^utHng. .A^cBmbing bean
: of Air. and Airs. ] i
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Clinton, Ontario
OFFERS FOR THE FALL TERM,
1934
. Courses:
Stenographic, Commercial,
Secretarial & SPECIAL COURSES
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES
to those who cannot attend school
Write or phone 19 8
I B. F. Ward, B.A. Principal
AL Sheere' M. A. Stone, Com. Specialist V. Prin.
Gordon Hewlett, Jack. Blacker,
Arleigh Bunston, Lawrence Down
ing and Len Paddock, of Oshawa
O. M. 0., visited with the former’s
. mother, Mrs. Al. Hewlett on Friday.
■ — iThe bovs were on their way home
FuBer^ and daughter I after attending Chicago World’s
T <" Fajr<
j Last week the Times-Advocate
I mentioned having a tomato weigh-
! ing one and three qarter pounds in
iouf window. Since then a tomato
weighing two pounds has) been on
(display. The tomato was grown by
I Mr. H. Sparling. AVe have also had
47th Battalion, C.E.F. i
Air. Ray Aloore, of Fergus, visit-j
- h Gam brill ^Mi^ Inieasures 24 inches in length
Moore' san J T very ' delightful' solo’ I and grown by Mrs. Sweitzer was
mr. ana mrs. w. n. .wearing re-jat the union service in James Street in^° ^he office on Tuesday,
turned recently after holidaying for united Church on Sunday morning,
two weeks at Grand Bend. They lefts , , , , . 'on Tuesdav to spend the next two | and Airs. Frank Johns accom- »
Mr. and Airs. Cairns and'
j son motored up from Toronto and
, spent the week-end wjth the form
er’s mother, Airs. AV. Johns. Airs,
i Johns and children are remaining
i for the week.
Gerald Skinner, while at Grand
Bend last week was successful in
landing a large black bass. It was
18 inches long and weighed 3U
lbs. and was
largest to be
with a hook
ordinary dew
Mr. E. Al.
Howard Dignan are leaving today
fo: ‘ .............
wi
hibiti
posit i<
High
:ew du tie
The Exeter Fair Board are plan-
;ing a splendid pr >gram of enter-
ainmunt fthe afternoon of the
evund day of the fair, Tuesday,
leptemher 18th, There will be trials
if speed, softball game. The Forest
Soys' Band and the Canadian Cow-
>.»ys, of London, real entertainers,
ind a daiue at night.
weeks visiting with relatives at Sar-j Ponied^bj’ ^M
nia.
Mr. and Mrs. Manford Belling
and son, Donald, of Detroit, are
visiting with Mrs. Selling’s parents
Mr " ‘ ~
just r<
the M:
Coast.
Th<
Streel
their
hu rst
week,
were
the do;
and Mrs.
turned
ritime
A. Fran ci;
from
provinces
They have
a trip through
:o the East
People of
Church
the
pr>
at
James
“seated
Cli
f
p ere
4
MKI
New
I
» Young
United
play “Civil Service" 1
on Friday evening
The large crowd
treated to pie and ice
ie.
Union Services by the
James St. United Churches wil
intinued next Sunday with ser
at Main St. in the morning
evening service will be with
versa rj
Ma
1-
last
resent
am at
!
and
he e
vice
The
drawn in honor of the ana.
services at Trivitt Memorial Church
r
Fall Necessities
********
CHOOSE YOUR SUIT NOW FROM OUR NEW
FALL SAMPLES OF
TIP TOP OR BURGESS SUITINGS
FALL HATS IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES
COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY OF CAPS, SOCKS,
SWEATERS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, ETC
IT WILL BE WORTH WHILE
W. W. T A M A N
PHONE 81 X EXETER, ONT
JJ
A REAL BARGAIN
.g and weighed 3U
said to be one of the
caught off the dock
and line. He used an
worm for bait.
Dignan and son Mr,
Toronto where they will visit
h ■’datives and take in the Ex
it, The latter has secured a
n on the staff of "the Thorold
"Chool and will commence hi"
on Tuesday next.
DRESSES& SUITS o y C
MASTER CLEANED AND TAILOR PRESSED
SYSTEM OF
DRY-CLEANING
WHITE FLANNELS CLEANED.................
THE FOLLOWING AGENCYS WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU
W. W. Taman, M. C. Sleamon, J. M. Ross & Co., S. Rannie,
Exeter Centralia Lucan Hensail
E. W. CROUCHER, DIVISION REP.
MARVO
ALL GARMENTS INSURED
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