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Mrs. Long,. who, recently underwent
an eperatiot. in Victoria }Iosaltttl,
Irandon, returned hone Monday. i
ltiir. L,cliu ' was ccnftned..to his limo'
for a . few days with tonsilitis.
i•,i. PVElii+.],1 STROREI
Mrs. W. H. Passmore suffered a.
paralytic stroke sometime .during the
early hours of Tuesday morning at
the imine of her slaughter ars. Win.
Ryoknian and is confined to her bed
Having suffered the loss of her
speech. Mr. Win. Ryeknau hale
been indispesed for several drys suf-
tering from ,the flu,
0/1412c61/001X'3'O CELIcaaRATkl.
AT 1=iA "VO,lW 'AND MYTH
Represente,tives of the- Orara,
Lodges of •South Huron met in
the Oddfellows' Hail, Exeter, on
Tuesday,. Feb. 3rd for their annual
district meeting. The Morning ses-
$iell opened at 10.30 with. County
Taster Ed. .hole, of Seafortii, pre-
siding. As July 12t11 comes on Sun-
day South Huron will join with
..Stratford in a celebration on July
11tI1 and with Blyth on July 13tH,
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term and were duly
installed by Past County Master, Mr. I
Herman Powe, of Centralia. County
Master M. M. Miller, Clinton; De-
puty County Master, Ed. Fattier, of
Crediton; Chaplain, E. .M: Dignan,
Exeter Rec. Sec'y, H. M, Hanley,
Clinton; Fin. w,se'y., M, Schoenals,
Clinton; Treas., Geo, Davis, Exeter;
First Lecturer, A. T. Harness, Exe-
ter; Second Lecturer, G. E. Lamport
Exeter; Marshall, E; Webster, Var-
na.
'FOR SALE -A number of Here-
ford buil calves, pure bred, from 9
months tip. Apply to John Blrtzel,
R. R. No. 1, Crediton.
Mrs. Fred Delbridge, of 'Usborne,
will hold 'an auctions sale of farm,
farm stock, and implements. on Feb-
ruary 26th. Watch for particulars
next week,
The regular meeting of the Exeter
Branch of the• Canadian Legion will
be held in the Club Roomy at eight
o'clock on Thursday eveping,• F'eb-
ruary 5th. -M. W, Pfaff, Secretary.
A Pancake •Social to be held • i•n
the Parish Hall on Shrove Tuesday.,
February 17th' under the .auspices
of the W. A. of the Trivitt Memor-
ial church. Supper served from 6
to 8. 'Admission 25 and 15c.
Get your new license. • now. , Forms
free at the Ford Garage. S. Elliot.
TENDERS WANTED.
The Thames Road church •are ask-
ing for tenders for five double cord
of two foot wood, beech or maple.
Tenders to be In. the hands of the
secretary by the 170. day of Febru-
ary 1931... Fred Dawson, Secretary,
Hensali, R. R. 1.
TENDERS WANTED
' Tenders will be received by the
'undersigned for five cords of maple
and beech 'hardwood cut 16 inches
long, 3 piles to the cord; delivered
at the Elimville United church.
Tenders to be in' by Wednesday,
February 17th. Win. Johns and
Newton Clark. ftp
NOTICE -A pair of driving gloves
has been left at Dr. Fletcher's of-
fice where the owner may receive
the same by paying for advt.
WANTED -Loan. of $3,000 on
first mortgage on well improved
100 acre farm in the Township of
Uslborne. For further particulars
apply to C'ARLING & MORLEY, So-
licitors, Exeter. tfn
FOR SALE -Pair of light bob-
sleighs; .also a few spy apples; some
No.- 1 clover honey and some iarge.
pickling onions: Apply W. F. Abbott
London.
WANTED -A. general maid, apply
in person. firs. G. S. Atkinson.
FOUND -On • Andrew Street a
fountain pen, colored. Owii.er may
have Lazne by paying for this adver-
tisment. Apply at tho Tithes -Advo-
cate.
AGENT WANTED
A good dealer is wanted by the
Cockshutt Plow Co. to handle com-
plete line dt farm implements in-
cluding tractors and threshers, a
good proposition to right man.
Apply Coelnshutt Plow Co., Brant-
ford, Ontario. • 1-29-2tp.
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PIGS FOR SALE --,•25 chunks. Ap-
ply F. L. Preeter, bashWood, R. R.
No. 2.
FOIL SALE -*Brick hoose with
eight rooms and over one acreof
land oil William Street,' Woodshed,
hard unci soft water, stable, fruit
iteee.s. Apply at Times-Adsrooate.
1-15-tfc
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FA1t1 t FOR SALE -Choice 100 -
acre farm with good buildings, North
Thames ].Load, ebtiVenient to market,
School and church. For further par -
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t#clears apply to Carling Morley,
Barriaters 4e. Exeter', Ont.
' 12;1S'=tfe
`tf you. wish tO bUY or sell a feral'.
Or house ,fele It E. Pickard,. Exeter.
POULTRY WANTED'
We tate in the market for all kinds
of poultry paying: the highest 'prices.
rucks Will trill. Plicae 30, Dash.
WOO
`dr Anderson,
THE :EXETER TIMEJ'ADVQVATE,
Exeter •Market's 1
Wheat 6 i0..
Oats 20e.
Barley, 30e.
Bran .$1.15
Shorts $1,05; $30.00 a, ton.
Low Grade Flour $1.35
Welcome Flour $2.50
Model Flour $2.70
:Manitoba Flour $2.80
Creamery Buttes', 3.6e..
Dairy Butter, 24-2,5c.
Eggs, Extras, g2',
Eggs,. Firsts, 1.So.
Egg; seconds 14c,
%lags $9.00
oals
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'.Hiss Grace Creech visited in Lon-
don over the week -end,
,1;'ris. John Hunkin is confined to
her home through illness.
Mr, Peter Robertson, of Stratford,
visited in town over the week -end,
Miss Vera 1roonea, of London,
spent the week -ends at her home Here.
Mr. Win. Hatter was confined to
his home through illness for a few
days last week.
firs. C. W. Ford, of London, is
confined to her bed, at the home of
Mrs. Lampert.
Mr. Silas McFalls, of London, vis-
ited with relatives in this commun-
ity fore few days,
Aiiss Helen Dignan is visiting for
a couple of weeke with her brother,
Mr, Howard Dignan of Port Hope,
Messrs, Geo. Beavers and Eugene
Howey, of Toronto, spent the week-
end with theirrespective parents
in town,
Mrs. Luther Reynol•dfe, who has
been ill for the past three months is
now able to sit up for a short time
each day.
Miss Leila .Stackihouse .spent the
week -ends at Guelph and attended
the Conversat dance at the iO.iA.C. on
Friday evening.
Miss lM'ar•garet Johns, nurse -in -
training at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, spent the week -end with her
mother, Mrs. W. Johns.
Air. Bruce Rivers left Wednesday
morning fpr Hamilton to 'visit his
father Mr. Win. Rivers who is quite
ill in the Hamilton. Hospital.
The many friends of Mr, Harry
Eleverthy, who.is ill in Victoria Hos-
pital, London, '.;will be pleased to
know that he continues to improve.
Mrs.. Wm. $iuntz, of town. and
Miss Dorothy' 'Kuntz, of Windsor,
attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
John BiekteIl, Windsor Ave, London
last Saturday.
Mr .and Mrs. H. B. Woods, pf
Banff, Alberta, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs, Win. J Passinore and are
enjoying their holiday amongst their'
many friends and relations.
Mr. Cecil' Hodgson, .of Toronto,
who has been working for the Har-
ris=Abattolr has been transferred to
Sudbury and spent a day with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Hodgson
of Centralia before leaving.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, of Wil-
liam and Ann: Streets, entertained a
party of ten friends Monday even-
ing. The evening was •spent in
games after which .the hostess serv-
^d lunch.
Mrs. K. Clarke, and daughter
Jane, of Windsor, were called to
Exeter owing to the illness •of .the
'.'ormer's father, 'the late A. Bowey.
4`i'. Clarke attended •the funeral in
town on Wednesday.
The relief committee appreciate
the response to, their appeal last
week. A bag of potatoes, some veg-
etables and 14 quarts of frutt have
been received. Further donations
will he Greatly appreciated.
Mr. :Garnet Johns, son •of Mr. and
Mrs. 'arm. Johns, of i shorn, left
Wednesday morning for Victoria
Hospital, London, where he will un-
dergo an operation for chronic ap••
pendicitie. Dr. Dunlop , accompan-
led him.
Mr. and Mrs.. Thos. Pryde and .two
children, of Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs,
John Pryde, of Windsor', who have
spent the past two months at their
old house in Scotland sailed last
Friday for Canada and are expected'
Monte the beginning of the next
week.
The friends.' of Miss Amy Shantou
WilI be pleased to know ,that favor-
able reports have' beep. coming from
her bedside in,• St. Joseph's Hospital
In London during the past week.
rifts. 'Shapton Who has been in Lon-
don with her daughter returned to
her lronre Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. J. Passinore
accempantedt Mr. and bi.rs. H. B..
Woods to Stratford last week Visit-
ing
isiting with their aunt, Mrs. B. Robb,
afterwards visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Johnston at Clinton accompanied
by Miss X. Robb 'of Stratford, return.
ing to Exeter on Sunday evening. .
Messrs. Ilugh .Creech, of ,Western
University and Harry Jetiiiiligv of
Huron •College; London, visited at
their liotnes here during the week.
The 5Lttdeiits at Western have just
oonclttd.ed. their mid -winter examin-
ations and returned to I.Ondon 'Wed-
nesday to ;start the new term. While
in toWii M. Jennings! d!eligltted the
citilOn5 with the playing ,of the
cronies of tl'ie Trivitt chttrclt in
Which he takes ;x- great intergst,
W, W Taman Is offering big dis'
couthts on new shits ordered timing
�, tete shack season. °
AEN i'RESBYTFRIANN
CHURCH •
Rey. 4. Reveal:11 Rhodes, AT,,- 4,
Minister
,Miss Jena $ oates% A.x..tJ 1Si[,, Organist
1.0 a.m,----runday School
11 a.1n,---"Sitllt and 'Might."
7 rein. --"A Question of Sralues"
Thursday, 8 p.m., our Mid -Week
Service la the Church.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Itev, D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Goulding,
Organist and Choir -Leader
11 a,iu.-"The barrel of meat that
wasted not,"
A sequel to last
3 p.m. --Sunday
7 p.nz;_.-.."A young
ion". Another
young,
Sund'ay's message
School.
man and his v,is-
message to, the
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. X. Moorhouse, Pastor
Aliss Evelyn Huston'
Organist and Choir -Leader
11 a,m.-The Master's message to
the church at Thyatira,
3 p.m. -Our church school.
7 p.m. -Our evening. service begins
with a song service :off old hymns
followed by a message. on "The
Why of Repentance To -day."
Thursday evening prayer service
withdrawn.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rev. E. L. Vivian, L. Tia., Rector
. Miss K. MacFat11, Organist
Ses 1gesiina• Sunday
11 a.m.-librning PI;ayer
3 pan. -Sunday .School and Bible
Class.
7 p.m. -Evensong.
On Friday evening February 6th
the Laymen will hold an informal
meeting in the Parish Hall at .eight
o'clock.
No motorist expects ,an accident,'
but prudent drivers know accidents
will happen. E. C. Harvey, Auto-
mobile Underwriter.
RECEPTION FOR NEW
RECTOR, OF TRIVITT CHURCH
On Friday evening of last ween
the congregation -of Trivitt Memor-,
sal church field a reception in the.
Parish Hall for their new Rector'
Rev. E. L. Vivian L. Th. The ladles'
guild served a sumptuous repast ale
6.30 p.m. which was followed by .a
splendid program. ale. M. W. Pfaff
acted' as chairman andi the following
program was given; sole, W. C.
Davis accompanied by Airs. N. J,
Dore; piano yolo Miss Luella Stan -
lake; reading, Miss Tena McCurdy;
reading by Miss Bernice Sanders;.
solo by Tommy Walter, Mr. M. R.
Complin in a very able manner de-
livered an address of welcome which
was responded tb by M'r. Vivian. Mr.'
E. J. Wethey extended a vote of
thank to the ladies who furnished
the supper. Following they program
a social hour was enjoyed during
which Mr. and Mrs. Vivian and their
little son Elingworth were introduc-
ed to the members. of the con•grega ,
tion.
Mr. Vivian conducted his first ser-
vice as rector on Sunday last, Large
congregations were present both
morning and evening and the ser-:
mons by Mr. Vivian were much ap-
ps eciated. At ,the evening 'service
Mr: Arthur Middleinis sang a very
pleasing solo.
The new rector was born in Eng-
land and came to Canada in 1912.
Nat long after coining to Canada
the Great %Var began and he respond-
ed to the call and spent three years
in France. After his return to Can
ada Af'r. Vivian entered Western. Uni-
versity and graduated from that in-
stitution in Arts and from Huron
College iii theology receiving his de-
gree Licentiate of Theology. Fol-
lowing his ordination Mr, Vivian's
first charge was at Wallace Falls
where lie was united in marriage to
Miss Quinton. Before coining to
Exeter Mr. Vivian was rector of All
Saints Chureb, Woodstock and
Beachville. He 'was also president
of the Ministerial' association and
that Association presented l\fr. and
ll%rs•,Tivstr wtii a silver service. Mr.
Vivi • is also. chaplain in the Cana
d cion:
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W. A. Ob' MAIN ST. CURC1t
'ills `omen's ,Association. of Alain
street 'United cliurch held their
roiithly enieeting in the. parlors ..of
the chtti�ele on Thursday, Sanitary
29th., 112is�a E. S. Hogarth having
i charge of the ,d:evot'ionn1 exercises
after which .Mrs. H. W. Doerr, presi-
dent, took eharge of the business
meeting. It was .decided that the
dsseciatioii would, serve supper to
the then of the. church on Wednes-
day, a:'ebrttary 4th at 4.30 pan.
Pians wore Made to hold a. cooking
sale on Saturday, February 14.th al-
SO to hold tt pancake social hi the
cloud, its It on A2a>"cli:...LTi.
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At-
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ew Silk Crepe and
Georgette ! resses
A new shipment has arrived this week; priced :at •
11.95' $12.95, $18.54.
Turkish Towels
These are slightly soiled from hand-
ling at Christmas. These are 50 and 7$c.
values.. Reduced for quick selling to
35c, OR 3 FOR $1.00
5 pair of
Cotton Plaid Blankets
These are large size Blankets in grey,
fawn and blue plaids. Regular price per
pair $2.75.
SPECIAL AT $2.39
Silk Knit Crepe
In colors of grey, blue, brown and navy.
These. were $2.50 and $3.00 :a yard. Splen-
did for children's dresses and slips to
CLEAR AT 35c. & 45c. A YARD
10 dozen
Men's Grey Top Shirts
Made hill and roomy of good quality
grey Flannelette, sizes 14 1-2 to 17 1-2.
Regular price $1,25.
SPECIAL AT 98c. .
New Chintz for Comforters
A number of new patterns are here for your inspection,
You will like the new designs and colourings. They are 36 in,
wide. Priced at per yard 25c.
Coloured Prints
4 only patterns to choose from. These
are •regular' 25c. lines and are splendid for
quilt covering.
CLEARING AT PER YARD 15c.
42 x'n. Pillow Cotton
This is a special value and is away be-
low the regular price. Comes'. in one width
only: •
SPECIAL AT PER YARD 30c.
Pure Linen Toweling
A splendid drying linen, 18 inches
wide for hand toweling with blue, yellow
or green border.
5P. YARDS FOR 98c.
•a
Coates 200 yd. Cotton Spools
About 20 dozen. In white Nos. 12,
16, 20 and 24. Black Nos. 12, 16, 24.
These won't last long. Regular price 9c.
a spool.
4 FOR 25c.
Room Lots of wallpapers
For Bedrooms --- Kitchens - Dining Rooms- Living Rooms
98c. $1.29 $1.49 $1.98
Southcott Bros.
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MAIN ST. PASTOR.
INVITED TO RETURN-
The official board of the Main St: p
United church fteld.their first meet,
ing for the year on Tuesday evening
of last week. Mr. W. G. Medd was
elected Recording Steward and; Mr.
G. S. Howard, clerk sof the Session
and Mr. W. H. Johnston was made a
permanent member of the Board.
. Messrs. E. A. Follick, E. M. Dig -
lean and Mrs. H. W. Doerr were ap-
pointed to represent the Sunday
,School on• the Offietal Board:' A
ieommittee consisting ,of Messrs, W.
H. Johnston, Geo. 'Layton, J. Cald-
weII, W. S. Howey, Miss J. 5. Mur-
ray and Mrs. A. Ryckman was, ap-
pointed( to look after the M. & M.
Fad. A committee was named to
promote the organization of a men's
association as follows: !M'essrs. G.
Mawson, E. 0, Tuckey, W. G. Medd,
A. Rycknian and B. W. F. Beavers
This committee has arranged a sup-
per to be served this Wednesday ev-
ening by the Women's A,ssoc'ation
when the matter' will be thorongh]y
discussed. A unanimous invitation
was extended to "Rev, C. J. Moor -
house to return as their pastor• for
the fifth term.
Miss Pope, Deaconess, "Upper
Canada Tract Society" i nasion to
sailors, soldiers etc. is in town sol-
iciting funds, for this worthy cause.
Since 1832 this socety i'literdenomin-
tttional in character, evangelical in
principal, inter -.racial in purpose and,
international h1• scope, Mae followed
its object with uhdeviatinee loYality.
For iiearly• 100 years the Tract So-
ciety bas ministered by means• of the
printed page, in many languages•, to
those iii hospital, in ,prison and in
home. It distributes the choiceet
christiaii literature and thus helps.
in coutiteractleg atheistic and coin-
monist tendencies. It has, sent (grat-
is) many thoucande of .selected.
books to sailors, soldiers, lighthouse
keepers, Candnlan mounted police,
miners, lumberjacks„ sick cliildretl.
etc, It liar for 0a years maintained
an otxeizsive mission to tate thou-
sands of sailors on the Great Lses;
owns and operates tire' Royal Arthur
'Sailors Institute at Port Arthur et
the head of take Superior; itlsa
ilmttller 1iistitut.Os at Kingston and
Toronto. The increased demand for
the society to meet the urge of the
great need, require an increase& rev-
enue, The, .urgent alilreal . which
comes to the society is passed .ait and
this community will no &inlet give a
liberal response ,aa it Inas in: other.
years.
Now is the time to order
Your New Spring Suit
We are offering a big discount
during the slack season.
The new suitings are now in
and it will be worth yoiur while
to place your order at once.
W. W. TAMAN
PHONE 81w EXETER, ONT.
Monday was Candlemas Day. The
weather was 'clear and cold with a
bright sun ancb the bear had no dif-
ficulty in seeing his shadow. While
old Bruin goes black to coddle down
tor another ,six weeks we can look
forward to a spell !of colds weather if
the old adage is correct.
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TRIir)•:''1 r ,1l. Y. I'. A.
A, ]urge' Membership attended the
A. Y. 1?.• A. of Trivitt Memorial
church to Monday evening. After
the business in Which an invitation
to visit Caven Presbyterian Young
People on the 9th of February, Was
accepted, a program taken from the
works of Dickens under the capable
direction of :Hiss Brain B. A., was
given. ,Miss. Bernice Gollinigs read
a. short :sketch from "Piekwiek
Papers" and a short sketch from the
same book was Enacted by Grafton
Cochrane, . Charlio Compli.n and Mar-
jorle Coinpliti. Mtsses Margaret El-
lerington and Bernice Ceilings' and'
Ed. Ward read more sketches and
Miss Marion Woods gave a paper ott
Dickens. 'phesc were followed by
a sketch enacted •front another of
Dickens' honks by Miss Braili, Miss
'Marion 131asnl.t and W. C. Davis,
which was well presented. The meet
litg ,was closed with a Mynas and
t'ienedic'tion by the new rector Bev,
�11x", `'urolith.
e.
DOROTHY E. GRASSICI'
A. L. C. M. •
(honor Graduate) London, England
Instruction In
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;tilt, TI, T. leotvo was re -appointed
a member of the Vixeter :Board of
l ctucation ' by the ITnroiz t;onirtyr
Connell at' its ;sesaioli last weer..
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