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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-02-26, Page 8,i,rr-orivm.Trormo"frINVIWIRWIRTPqr so • 3 TDURSDAVo PrARRIVARY ;GI 1931 THE EXETER TailarADVOCATX • CCM MUNJCATIQN gditer Tilnes-,Advote As the writer .Q .the letter in last wef1,SSUe o rQtyang paper We un- eMployllient relier Welt, we wish tp aslt whether the Reeve of Exeter has during the, neat week made any in - quirk.* et the unelnploYed n4en tOWn .so that hp may have his ringer Q1 the pnise Of the .situation When the 'County COunCli Peeks, We. Would o ask the, same question of the Reeves or our .adjoining town - bps. A. Citizen *WORLD DAY' OP PRAXER The Werld.'S Day or Prayer was observed in the .Trivitt 7,11emorial Parish Hall on Friday afternoon and evening by the ladies. of the various.: organizations of the churches of Ex- eter and was well attended, The ser- vice included the singing of sev- eral hymns, consecration Scripture reePOnee and, responsive reading and prayers of thanksgiving, for the Zing and Empire,. for- a crusade or righteousness, the youtb and the church in all areas of life. Among those offering prayers were Mrs, S,. Skinner, Miss J. Murray, Mrs.C, W. Christie, Mrs. G, F, Atkinson, Miss -jeckell, Mrs. 3, T, ;Miners, Mrs, Walters, Miss E. Bissett and Cat.• Jordan, In the evening the girls .or the community had a similiar meet- ing in the same place. LIBRARY BOARD OFFICERS The members of the Exeter Carne- gie library held their annual meet- ing recently in the reading room and received reports showing the circul- ation of books during the past year to have been unusually large. Mrs. Henry Gidley was re -appointed lib- rarian at the same saiary and the following officers and 4comirattees were appointed for the year: Chair - nm, Thomas Pryde; secretary, H. E. Huston; •book committee, H. E. Huston, James Weekes, G. S. How- ard; magazine committee, T. Pryde, H. E. Huston, J, A. Stewart; build- ing and grounds committee, Reeve B. M. Prowls, G. •S, Howard, W. S. Howey; •insurance,. f,11. E. Huston and W. S. Rowey. Master Borden Sanders, who has' been .confined to his bed for severa1. weeks has been advised to remain for several weeks longer. Dr. Mc- Gregor, of London,was up in.. con- sultation with Dr. Pletcher on. Mon- day evening. We have ordered a car of Oat Grouts "(hulless oats). This is the feed for young pigs, calves and chickens. We expect it in • .soon: Call and see the sample we have.— RARVEY BROS. • Prudent men are saving 25% of their annual automobile Insurance premium through the L -M -G, The World's Greatest Automobile Mut- ual. 'Ernest C. Harvey, Insurance Exeter Markets Wheat Sup, Oats 34c. RarleY, 3-0c. Rruu .2'horts, 411-101, 00.00. a ton. 14onr. .Grade Flour' $1.20 Welcome /lour 32,30, rodel Flattr 3."2:70 ara.111tOba Pour $2.80 • Creamery putter,. 36c. Dairy Rutter, 3445e. Eggs, extras M. gg§,. Firsts, 180. Eggs, seconds, ltio, Hogs. .37.25 1 Station KAVN Broadcasting . This els just a reminder that we hole to entertain • you at Cavell church on 'Thursday. at 8 p.m. All school children 250. Adults 350. Light refreshments. seived. - -• • Mrs. H. C. Carey will be "at home" on the. first ,and third Wednesday of each month, Have your curtains, pillows, com- forters and blankets, dry cleaned. C. L. Wilson, agent for Forest City. Laundry. Mrs, Nelson Kestle, who has been ill for some time, is slowly improv- ing, Mrs. I. ,Tarrett, of Kippen, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Johnston, Mrs. St . Thomas, of Lindsay is visiting with. her daughter, Mr. and ,Leo. Hennessey. Mrs. Jas. Potnroy was in town on Saturday visiting with her father Mr. W. D. Sanders. Mr. F. A. May, whp has .been ill for the past contle of weeks is mak- ing, 'splendid redovery. ' Mr. and Mr,s, Gordon Wells are visiting for a few days with friends in Windsor. )1r. and Mr, Douglas Woods, of London, spent the week -end visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Davis Mrs. J. N. Hill has returned home after visiting for some time 'with her sons in Hamilton and Toronto. MISS Stella Southcott visited for a few days this week with her bro- ther, Rev. R. E. and Mrs..Southcott at Morpeth. Airs. Alsip and little son, of Tor- onto, are expected to arrive this Week to visit for a time with Mrs. A. S. Davis, il Mr. Albert Schwalm,* of Humbolt, Sask., Is visiting with :his sister, Mrs. Wm. Pfaff, of :town, and also his mother at Zurich. Mr. Wm. Rivers, who was recent- ly brought to Exeter from a Remit - Office, .Main Street', .„ ton hospital, is improving nicely at Dr. Fletcher's hospital.. FARM TO RENT -114 miles a: Mrs. Wm. Welsh, of the London w. of Henson being Lot 19, Con, 3 Road, north, is confined to her bed Hay tp., about .37 acres ofP-s-ur- A € A and has been ordered ,by her physic - and never failing spring, creek run- Ian to take several weeks rest. ning through the farm. Apply John . •Mrs. Frank Irwin and son Grant, Bell estate, Exeter, Ont, 26-2-2tw LOST—Auto Tire Chain on Lon- don Road, between Exeter and Cen- tralia. Finder please leave at the Tfirnes-Acilvo ca te. Reward, of Putman, are visiting with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis. Mr. Davis has not been well of late. Mrs. :(Rey.) E. L. Vivian is in Woodstock visiting her sister, Miss Quinton, who on Monday underwent • FOR SALE—A glood 6 -year-old Durham cow due to calve. Clyde an operation in the Woodstock Gen- ReywoOd, phone 1Sr31 Crediton. eral Hospital. tfc • FOR SALE—Choice g York sow, ate March 15th. Apply Nor- man Rleinfeld, R. R. No: 1, Crom- ` Arty, Phone Dublin 14r8. . ltp. home for the past week suffering HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE— from hiceoughs. His daughter, Miss Miss Helen Dignan has returned home after visiting with her broth- er; Mr. Howard Dignan, of Port Hope. She also visited with friends in Toronto' and Onelph, Mr. Ed. Short has been 111 at his Valuable property, storey and a half brick house on Gidley St., one•acre of land adjoining house. Apply to Carling, & Morley, Exeter; 2-19-3tc • VCR SALE—A number of Here- ford bull calves, pure bred, from 9 months up. Apply to John Hirtzel, R. R. No. 1, Crediton. WANTED—Lioaxi of $3,000: on first mortgage on well improved 100 acre farm in the ToWnship of Usborne, Por further partiOnlars apply to CAI & MORLEYi So- licitorS, Exeter. tfn - VCR SALE—Brick house with eight roomS and over one acre of land on William Street. Woodshed, e hard and soft water, stable, frult trees. Apply. at Times-Advetate, 1-15-tfc FARM POE SALE—Choiee 100 - acre fent With good buildings, North Thames Road, convenient to market, School and church. Fbr further par - 'Mingo apply to •Poiling & Morley,. ilarristers &c., Exeter, Ont, 12-1 8,tfc yoti. Wish to buy or sell a rarnt. Or house see R. 111, Pickard, Exeter: POULTRY WANTED We are in the Market for alt kinds of poultry 1)61114 the htgheet prices. Trucks will can, Phone 30, tash- Wbod C. AnderaMi. Place your Order with 'S„ S. I)Ig- tab, et Sen. for Xnviticiblo Wire Fenc- AVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH O't Bernard. Molest Aft Miniater MJs 1444. COOPS, 4,T4,041.., •OrgAniat 4.14,—andaY .S0140 11 '4.m.—"The Excellence of tlx‘e Or-. dinary" 7 »n.,--"Selr-Disclosure of God." ThursdaY, the midweek service is: withdrawn. Fern Short, of London, has been vis- iting with him 'daring the week. Mrs. Geo. Snell has teased her re- sidence on Andrew- Sweet to Morse brothersof the Exeter Lumber Co:, Mt's. Snell in turn has purchased the .resid.ence of the late Robt. Kerslake also of Andrew Street. The Wong's Cafe has been redec- orated and now presents a very ,at- tractive appearance. A new lino- leum has been laid on the hoar and the woodwork has beet painted and grained. Rey. C. J. Moorhouse ts confined to his home through illness. The service in Main Street church on Sunday morning was taken very ac- teptably by Mr. W, a, Johnston and in the evening by Rev. James Anthony of Thames Road, The engagement Is announted. of Miss Alberta Veinier, of IdOn011i, formerly of Melrose, Ontario, to Mr„ Elmer LaWson, only sin of Mr. JC,s and the late Mre. Lawson, Crediton, the Marriage to take, place early in Mareh, A number of hot:Amy fans Vete th Stratford, Thursday evening to 'Witness the first round of the Wind- sor -Stratford 3r, 0.H,A. Monday evening a number went to tendert to see the play-off when Stratford won with a one -goal lead, 1\fts. Clef, of Toronto, Vvho ;has been. in Exeter owing to the illness of her thether Mrs. Passmore, at the keine of Mr. and ItYck- niali, was herself confined ,to her bed for a few days with the flu, The Ing and .gateti. Bring your harrows condition, of Mr % PaSSniere it lin- early, PrOiribg JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. WAN D, )1eTavialo, Pastor W. B. Goulding, A...T.Q,M. Organist and Choir -Leader 11 a,r0,--"In the Wilderness," Wirst in a series on' Scenes from the Master's Lite, 3 p,m.—Sundal :Scheel. 7 pari,—A Man With .A. Measuring Line," MAIN ST, .UNITED 'CHURCH OF CANADA Rev.. 0, J. moorneuse., raster Miss Evelyn Huston Organist and, Choir -Leader 11 a.m.—Rev, Arthur Sinclair will preach. 3 p.m -04r church. school. 7 p.m. --Rev. Jas. Anthony of ithe Tharnea. Road will preach. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.30 p,m. The Women's Association wish to remind their friends of their.annual Pancake "At Home" on March 5th. TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rector, Rev. E. L, Vivian, L. Th. - Organist, Miss 11tacFaull Choir -Leader,. Ur. Middleniiss 2nd Sunday In. .Lent 11.- aan.----Morning Prayer $.5. Holy Communion: Subject: "Divine. Forgiveness" 3 p:m.—Sunday School and Rector's Bible Class 7 .p.m.—Evensong Subject: "The. Glory of the Lord" TM -MS FOSITXON WITH HATCHERY Mr. Percy 'Vahey, a government inspector of poultry, has taken a position with the Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery and will take, over his new duties next week. 111r. Va- hey conies. to Exeter from London where he had charge of the Ontario Ilatchery. He will have chargi of. the field work and will render sr= vice ,to the Chick) customers Of the Hogarth Hatchery. The Hogarth Hatchery are now well under way andhave taken off three hatches. They now have 11,000 eggs in the incubators which have a capacity of one hnudred, thousand. There is a fairly brisk demand for chicks al- though not quite, up to last year. Thet season, however,: early and the prospects fairly good. The price is dOwn a few cents. Mr.. Valley has rented part of Mr. Ward's resi- dence on Blain St. Miss Catherine Weeds, of London Spent the week -end her parents Mr. and. Mrs. T. S. Weds Mr. H. Steinberg, of the Canadian Bank' of Commerce staff* has return- ed after spending three -weeks holi- days in New Harablirg. Messrs. I. R. Carling, James Mor- ley, W. D. Sanders and Paul Coat- es- were in !Soderich Wednesday af- ternoon attending the funeral df the late Judge Lewis, Miss. Eva Pearce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nt,, C. Pearce who has beeli 111 for several days was taken to thp hospital in London on Wednesday for obServatiOn. • . •• Mrs. R. Hoskins is in Brantford, attending a church wedding of a friend, Miss Cowherd. Mrs. Hos- kine will also visit in Galt before returning. Miss Eileen liodgins, o London; and her :sister Pauline were operat- ed on for the removal of their ton- sils on Monday in Dr. Harry trown- ing's surgery, SALE OF- EN'S FINE SHIRTS About 10 dozen in this assortment nearly all sizes in the lot. They are a clean up of all our odd lines. Shirts AS high as $2,50 io this sale. Take your pick $1.29 or 3 for $3.75 5 doz. Smocks and Overalls Take advantage of this new price, A splendid made garment made from good quality blue denim. Priced at per garment $1.49 42 in. Pillow Cotton. Our finest quality pillow cotton, 42 in. wide, fine even finish and good weight. Get your requirements at this special price Special Price per yd. 45c, . 10:dozen Stamped Mats Showing all, of the newest patterns being used this season. They come in four sizes and you will like thenew patterns. 40c., 65c., 75c., . 85c. Circle Bar Pure Silk Hose , One of the best values in Ladies' Silk Hose that we know of.; In all the newest shades. Otir regular $1.50 hose now being sold At per pair $1.25 36 in. Broadcloths In all the best selling shades. A wonder- ful cloth for quilts, slips and numerous pther purposes. Regular 25c, value. Special at per yd. 20c. 72 inch Unbleached Sheeting A wonderful quality :of unbleachedsheeting 72 inches wide. Good strong weave cotton that washes easily and will bleach nicely. Very Special at per yd. 48c. Wallpapers! Wallpapers! ALL OUR NEW SPRING WALL PAPERS HAVE BEEN PLACED IN STOCK. PAPER,SUITABLE FOR ANY ROOM IN YOUR HOME. THE PRICES ARE MUCH LOWER FOR THIS YEAR. Good room lots' at 98c., $1.48, and $1.98. out.bdOtt 0%040 • LOGM 'MISSION RAND. The. Logie Mission Band of Main Street United Church, met on Wed- nesday afternoon of last week .in the schoolroom of th4 ehurch. .The president, Miss; Marion Powell; pre- sided.. .Miss Ruth • Pearce took charge of the collection .and Miss Eileen Andrew of the' fees. Elea.xior Abbott gave a recitation, Thelma Hockey sang a solo, Clifford Quante played three selections on the jew's harp and Violet Gambrill and Kath- leen Kestle played 'a piano duett. Miss Gambrill .also read the story of the Chinese 'baby. The attendance was twenty girls and eleven boys. After making arrangements for the next meeting this very. enthusiastic session was :closed by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. This little band .of ""-.1,-vorkers, are all. children under the teen age, and the leader, EVIiss Murray should be Compliment- ed in the manner • in 'which she is training these children to take their places, in the affairs of* life Mr. Jas. Prancis spent the week- end at his home in Dr:gnt. • Mr. Harvey Pollen, of the Chevro, let Garage, returned from Oshawa Saturday Where he had been taking n Short course at the General Motors plant. • Miss Maxine •Gillies, of London, spent the past weektend visiting Mrs. Agnes 13, Gillies and Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Harvey. Mrs. Gillies ac - compelled her 'back to Spend a few days in tendon. .Now is the tin* t� order'Y�ur New Spiaint Suit: We are offering a big ,discount , during theislack season. The new suitings are now in and it will. be worth, your wihile to place your order, at once. W. W. TAMA.N HONE 81w EXETER, ONT. • JAMES STREET W.U.S. The February meeting q James St. W. WS, was held in the church parlours on Thursday, February the 19th. A good number twas in „at- tendance. The meeting opened by the 'singing of two familiar hymns. Busines8 was transacted presideo ,over by the preident Mrs. C. Christie The devotional perfect was taken by DOROTHY E. GRASSICIC A. L.C. M. .(Honor Graduate) London, Blights& instractie,ti in Piano, Violin, Harmony, Them"; Studio N. Albert Street. Box 166 EXETER, ONTARIO • Mrs. C. Walker, who read the scrip- , Lure lesson and led in the prayer BROKEN AUTOMOBILE following. -The program was taken GLASS REPLACED QUICKLV by Mrs, AinY's "grOup and `wa.s ably conducted bY Mrs. Ainy, After the WHILE YOU WAIT singing of a hymn Mrs, 3. Johns led JONES Or MA • SEED $TORE, 4k4 We are planning for yow Clover and Timothy Seed re- quirements with the best stock we have had in many years. ALL OUR SEEDS ARE GOVERNMENT TESTED, SEEDS We wish to announce that ALL SEEDS will be sold this year on a STRICTLY CASH basis. We can make no provis- ion for time sales. This has been made necessary by the general financial conditions trw prevailing. We appreciate your patronage At all times and will be glad to quote prices and discuss your requirements. JONES Si MAY, in prayer and Mrs. M. L. Deaver G. A. ITAVVICINS road the deiotional leaflet; leafletS, fron the study book, "Religions /11.'Ole 29 - Exeter, Ont., fluences in Japan" were read by metnberS Of the group. Mrs. Stone read a good paper on. Temperance and Mrs. 3, S. Grant gave an inter- esting table on Christian Steward* ship. .11/lise,A, Handfard a member of the Mitsioji Circle also read a splendid and Carefully prepared paper on Christian SteWardship which was very inapirliig, IV/Iss Hunter, also a moniker of the Mis- sion Circle rendered s very pleasing piano solo. The assistance of the mothers of the ilk/Melon Circle, was much -tippreefated, The Meeting was closed by the president. . Quite a lot of snow has disan- peered during th.e past 'Week dntr Mavis yaw. rehowoci your tui)torip.isonie of the sideronds tro tion to the TihieS-AdVbeate? tor Motor traftlet W. R. 0ouLtliNo. A. T. .Organist and Choirmaster dimes kit. itiiiittO cibnrth Tnstruction,ii Piano Itoeiti Organ TheOit SuPettiOtit of Ilusic in .Schoota. •StUditi, Main St, Box 57, AMMO ,19$ rintliTtitt ONT' • 4 4.