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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-06-18, Page 8PI RSPAY, TLW 18th, 1031 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATK Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Harvey re­ turned Sunday after spending a week 5n Preston and Hamilton. Mrs. Agnes Gillies returned wlthl them after visiting in BrantfwL INGRAM—HOGGARTH 'N CL’TLH^ A quiet wedding was solemnised at the United church parsonage*. Hensail, at 9.30 o’clock on Wednes­ day morning when Rov, A. Sinclair united in marriage Margaret Anna Hoggarth, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoggarth, of Tucker­ smith and John Foster Ingram, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ingram, of Hay, The bride looked charming in a gown of peach georg­ ette with radium jacquette and with white accessories and a shoulder bouquet of Ophelia roses and sweet peas, The groom’s gift to the bride was a chest of silver, Miss Leila Sitaokhouse accompanied the bride. The happy couple left* on a honey­ moon to Muskoka and on their re­ turn will reside on the groom’s farm in Hay. Exeter Markets Wheat, fiOe. Oats, 25c. Barley* 28c, Bran, $1.0 o Shorts, $L00 Low Grade Flour* $1,115 Welcome Flour $2*30 Model Flour $2.50 Manitoba Flour $2.60; Creamery Butter, 25c. Dairy Eggs, Eggs, Eggs CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev* Bernard Rhode®* M* 4* Minister Mfes Lena Coates, A.Ii.O.M., Qngasjst IQ a.m*—“Sunday School 11 a.m.—“Disclosure and Discovery’ 7 p.m.—“Fact and Form" Dairy butter, good for baking, 15c. a pound.-—Southcott Bros. atDecoration Day will be held the Exeter Cemetery on Sunday, June 21st by the Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows. Members of the I.O.O.F. Will meet at the cemetery at 2.30 rp.m. Addressses by the local clergy Dashwood Band in attendance. Everybody welcome. C. A. Heywood N.G., E. A. Howald, secretary. ATTENTION! CANADIAN LEGION Decoration Day Services SUNDAY, JUNE 521st The Clinton Kiltie Piper? Band have kindly consented to attend. Fall in at Victoria Park at 1.20 sharp* March to Cenotaph for Mem­ orial service, on completion of which we will march back to the park and proceed to cemetery by car to decor­ ate soldier’s graves. Dress will be Civilian clothes with medals. Any­ one wishing to donate flowers to decorate cenotaph will kindly leave them at Mr. Walter Harness' house on Saturday, the 20ins't. i NOTICE An open air Gospel meeting will be held Saturday, June 20th, at 7.30 p.m. on Main Street, Exeter, by A. Fields, of London, accompanied, by Ills son and friends from Ingersoll •mission if weather is fine. Don’t miss this treat of good singing and old time Gospel preaching, t . ' NQTICE—I am prepared to take all icontracts for hoeing at reason­ able terms. Wesley Hackney, Ex­ eter. 2tp. FOR SALE—TWo burner electric Shot plate.—Apply at T[imes-jAdvo- pate. WANTED—A good second-hand farm wagon. Communicate with the Times-Advocate. ltc. FOR SALE—2 h.p. Gilson gas en­ gine with pump jack. For sale cheap apply at Times-Advocate.itp. 20 Mrs. HAY FOR SALE—About acres of mixed hay. Apply Alice Cudmore, phone 171r3, Exeter 6-18-2tc > NOTICE It is our intention to hire all local labour possible during our opera- • tion and we will appreciate the names of men wanting work for the pea pack. This applies to only male residents of Exeter No others need apply‘at present, Canadian Cenners B. R. Bartow, Manager. ltc. As we intend leaving Exeter all accounts are now due and must be settled Km or before Saturday, June 20th. After that date they will be placed for collection with all costs •added.—John Stanbury, Butcher. HONEY FOR SALE—80c. for 10 pound pail.—W. F. Abbott Butter, Extras, Firsts, Seconds, 17c. and, 18c. 14C. lie. 9 c. ...<*■ i*»»~___ -- -Q locals___J This store will be closed Wednesday afternoons during the months of June,and Cl New Peter Pan Another shipment < dresses for the hot weat styles in colours that ar this low price $2.95 New Voiles & Batiste Showing many new and neat patterns in fast colors. These will make beautiful Summer Dresses at per yard 45 and 50c. Voile Dresses jf new Peter Pan Voile tier. Made in very smart e guaranteed fast. Note Turkish Towels In better qualities and new designs. We are showing some wonderful values at these prices* 29c, 39c, 49c and 59c. Silk and Wool Jersey Suits Lovely for sport wear, in white and yellow, white and pink and black and white also sand. These are just the thing for outing. Special at $11,95 and $12,95. Children’s Ankle Sox A new shipment of smart ankle sox, in all sizes for children and girls. at per pair 25c. Boys’ Hatchway Underwear The kind the boys like, with no buttons to button or come off. Old price $1.00 Now selling at 75c. A . .. China and Glassware for the June Bride Our counters are full of new China and Coloured glass,- cut glass and novelties suitable for showers for the June bride. . Fully Fashioned Hosiery Full fashioned Hosiery in the dull fin-' ish chiffon comes in Weldrest quality and retails at $1.50 Men’s Hatchway Underwear The popular summer underwear for men with no buttons. East year’s price $1.25. Now selling at $1.00 JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor W. R. Goulding* A.T.C.M* Organist and Choir-Leader a.m.—Sunday School a.m.—Rey. II. D. Moyer, Preston 7 p.m.—The pastor subject: “Seeing the Invisible'’ 10 11G Mr. J. W* Blatchford, of Toronto,, is spending a few days in Exeter. Mr* Harry West, of Sarnia, spent Sunday at his hem® here, Mrs. Wesley Snell spent the week­ end visiting with Mrs, Fenn, at Park­ hill. Mrs. Leo Hennessey an d two chil­ dren are visiting with her parents at Lindsay. The water tank at the town hall has been cleaned out and painted on the inside, Mrs. K, J. Lampman has returned , to Exeter aftei’ visiting at' her home ip Norwich, Mrs, Penrice spent a few days in London last week visiting her daugh­ ter Mrs. Lambkin. Mr, M. J. Senior, of Toronto, vis­ ited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Senior on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Randall and family, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mr. S. Davis was able to be at his place of ’business for a short time Saturday following his Tecent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stewart return­ ed from their honeymoon trip to New York and Boston on Thursday last. Mr. Robt. Moore, of Kitchener,, an old school friend of Mr. B. W. F. Beavers called on the latter last Thursday. Mr. R. E. Davis, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce staff, Trenton, is holidaying at the home of his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1S. Davis. Miss Ruth Moorhouse, who has spent the past month with her par­ ents at the Main St. parsonage, left Monday for Bigwin Inn at Muskok'a for the summer. Messrs. Harold and John Kuntz, of Windsor, spent the week-end at th.eir home here.*. Miss Dorothy .Kuntz accompanied .them and is visit­ ing here for a time. i Mr. and Mrs. O. Walker, of Staf- fa, spent a couple of days last week visiting in Brantford. Little Helen Walker visited with her grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Davis. Mr, and Mrs. John Prout have re­ turned from ■ visiting friends in Blarrsville, Penn., making the trip by motor bus. Enroute they passed through the Chester mountains. Mr. Hugh Cree’ch was successful in obtaining an honour standing of second class at the final examinations of the second year Chemistry course at the University of Western Ontar­ io. Mrs. Joseph Senior and ( Miss Blanche, Mrs. Hoskins, Mrs. W. Snell Mrs. J. S. Grant .and Miss Mary Grant R. N., attended - the funeral of the late Mrs. Rumford, at Thedford,. on Monday. Mr. Stephen Powell is spending a few days the guett of Mr. and Mrs. A. 'E. Colbourne, of Goderich. Mr. Powell and J. W. Powell visited with their cousin Leonard Ste. Marie. Harold F. Flynn, ■won the reward of adian Humane Society for the res­ cue of George McEwen iron; drown­ ing in the Aux Sauble river in June of last year. Miss M. E. Ross, Miss Brain, MjSs Mariotte Miss Graham and Mr. Koch of the High School Staff have return­ ed to their respective homes as the students are now writing on their departmental examinations. The engagement is announced of Grace Frances Godwin, daughter of Mrs. and the late Rev. W* Godwin", of London, and formerly of Exeter to Langford Williams, son of George Williams, of St. Thomas, the wed­ ding to take plp.ee early in July. Mr. Win. F. Abbott nearly sever­ ed a finger while sharpening a cir­ cular saw Wednesday morning of last week. The saw sopped from 'S. table and pinned his hand to the floor inflicting A nasty gash. The wound was dressed by Dr. Dunlop. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morley,' while on their honeymoon made the home of his parents their headquar­ ters but enjoyed a number of pleas­ ant trips to London* Niagara Fulls, Sarnia, and other points. On Monday •of this week they left for tlieir fu­ ture home in Albert Lea* Minn. Wallace Seldon had the tune to have his right hand Sunday last ’ while in the , changing a tire, a NOTICE—My office will be clos­ ed from June 16 to July 2nd, inclu­ sive.—Dr. W. E. Weekes 3tp. FOR SALE—Westinghouse, elec­ tric range, four units, uprightjoven, in good condition. For sale at half price. Apply at Times-Advocate, , — -f ■ ■ — - ----— — r I FAMERS’ NOTICE We would like to talk farmers interested in the of asparagus. -Signed B. R. Manager Canadian C'anners anyto growing Bartow, Ltd. Stic. If you wish to buy or sell a farm or house see R. E. Pickard, Exeter. Do You Know— That there were 524 fatal and 6167 non fatal accidents reorted in the province t>£ Ontario in 1630. These figures comprise about 50 ppr cent, of the total number of accidents from all causes reported Sit Ontario last year. These figures indicate the necessity for some form of Insurance protection. Our office is in the position to furnish you with this protection at extremely low cost. Xi it is insurance we have it. There is no lip® of insurance we do not write. B. M. FRANCIS "the insurance Man" Offieet Main street, Exeter Phoney Office 44 Res. 164 MAIN ST, UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA/ ' Rev* C* J. Moorhouse, Pastor Misa Evelyn Ruston Organist and Choir-Leader • a,an,—‘Church School . a.m.—“Creating Christian Cour­ age" 7 p.m.—Rev. H. D. Moyer, of Pres­ ton, will speak on behalf of the Prohibition Union. Thursday at *8 p.m.—Prayer Service, 10 11 TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rector, Rev. E. L. Vivian, L. Th. Organist, Hiss MaeFaul Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss 3rd Sunday After Trinity 8.30 a.m.—Holy Communion 10 a.m.—-Sunday School 11 a.m.—Morning Subject: “Job’s the Lord” p.m.—Evensong Subject; “God’s 8.1A —SPECIAL CLASS ALL CANDIDATES FOB CONFIRMATION ARE REQUEST­ ED TO ATTEND, Prayer Problem before 7 Reply” COKSTRMA.TIQN The Woman’s Association of Main St. United Church will hold their annual Strawberry Festival on the Church lawn on Friday, June 26th. Remember the date. Full particu­ lars later. The blacksmith shop of Mr. J. S. Dignan & .Son will be closed mn Wed­ nesday, Thursday and Friday, June 17th, 18th and 19tli. You can get new tires and. bat­ teries for the prilce of used ones at “The Home of the Ford."—Sandy Elliott. b DISTRICT CONVENTION ‘ •' Members of the Exeter Horticul­ tural Society are invitee to the Hu­ ron, Grey and Bruce Convention to be held at Goderich on Thursday, June 25 th. A good program and Flower Display. Cash prizes offer­ ed for best .six roses brought in by visiting members.—J. G. Stanbury, Secretary-treasurer. 'On Saturday, June 20th Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers -will be “At Home” to callers from 3 p.m. to 6 pan. In the- evening from 8 to 10 pan. when Mr. Beavers; will receive with her, this being their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Powell at Sault of Clandeboye, the Royal -Can- ■Plan to attend the Strawberry Festival to be held in James Street Church on June 23rd. Good supper and program. Admission 40 and 25c. of Flint Mich., Mrs. Clinton Will play softball here on1 Thursday night. On .Saturday, June 6th Mr. -and Mrs. Thos. Cameron celebrated their golden* wedding anniversary. Messrs. Art Jones and E. M. Dig­ nan are in St. Catherines attending, Grand Lodge of the I. O, O. F. • Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reynolds and sons accompanied by Miss Ware- ing visited friends in day. Mr. Harold Wood, or Chatham, is spending two weeks his parents, Wood. Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Ready and son Clifford, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood on Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. J. J O’Brien have returned from a week’s trip at Sundridge, Mu&k'Oka. Dr. H. C. Moorhouse, son of Rev. C. J. and Mrs. Moorhouse, left Monday to take up his new duties, at Brookville, • 1 Miss Lillian Manning and Miss Edlith Gibbings, of Clinton, spent Saturday with Miss D. Manning at the home of Mr. L. Reyoids in Us- borne. The building owned by Dr. Ward occupied by himself and the Exeter Sarnia on Sun- holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mr. -Sim Pollen, is visiting with, his mother, Pollen for a couple of weeks. Mr. John Morley is. covering his house with stucco. Mr. F. W. Baw- den has the contract and a splendid job will be- the result. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanders and two sons, Jack and Gordon, of Tor­ onto, visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sanders the begin­ ning of the week, Mr. Pat Flannigan and his bride (nee Miss Alice Sraatter) of Detroit, „ _ _ __ called on old friends in this com-’Rural Hydro Commission has been at greatly -reduced prices Now is the time to order. Knicker Trousers from $3.50 up Shirts and Ties to match in W. W* TAMAN' PHONE 81w EXETER, ONT. misfor- injured act of The jack slipped and the hand was caught between the tire and the fender, Wallace has been unable to write his Middle Schoo) examinations this week. Dr. and Mrs, Luther Gill, of Gib­ sonburg, Ohio, spent the week-end with Mrs. Frank GUI. They left on Wednesday morning accompanied by Mrs. Gill to visit Bowmahville* Nia­ gara Falls and the Thousand Is­ lands before returning to their home where M?S* Gill will visit’' for two Weeks, Mr. Wm, Duffield and bride, of Granton, called on Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Brock, of town, while start­ ing off. on their honeymoon to,De­ troit on, Wednesday of last week and they presented Mrs. Brock with the bride's bouquet. Mrs, Brock who has been seriously ill* Is very low at present. munity last week while ton t wedding trip. They were married in Detroit on Tuesday, June 9tli and visited in Niagara Falls and other places before coming to this com­ munity, Their many friends here will extend best wishes. ; Word has been received of the death of Mrs. •Calgary, Alta,, Uslborne, and QUance, Mrs. S Hicks. " in.a hospital for had returned to better, It and Mrs. tile- West., At tlie Flying Club held Saturday and Sun­ day Mr. W. L. Kress, of the Canad­ ian Rank of Commerce staff, was one of the contestants in a spot­ landing competition and. came second coming to a stop 12 feet from the marker. Mr. Kress has been taking ex-' be* their 1 brightened up with a fresh coat of t Spearman Kenny, of a former resident Of •sister of Mrs. Rd. . SkfnneY and Mrs. S. The deceased had -been ill several weeks and her home feeling 40> years since Mr. left this part for is.Over Kenny air meet of the London flying lessons for some time and peicts to secure fore long. Rev. J. W. turned home Bay Of Quinto ville, where Mr his jubilee in the ministry They vis­ ited with Mr, Down’s eldest daugh­ ter, Mrs, McLaughlin of the Manse Grafton, Mr. Down was also the re­ cipient of a letter of congratulation and appreciation of his devoted set* vide to Christ and the church from the London Conference. his pilot’s license and, Mrs. Lown after attending Conference at Belle- Down celebrated re- the Dr. W. E. and Mrs. Weekes* and son Billie, accompanied by Mrs. J. S. Harvey left Tuesday for the West, the former going as far .as Vancou- ver where Dr. Weekes ’will attend the annual convention of the Cana­ dian Medical association and Mrs., Weekes will visit at her home. Mrs. Harvey will visit her son, Dr. J.' M. Harvey at Alsask, Sask. paint. The Salvation Army Stiver Band of London, provided a' splendid” en­ tertainment in the James St. United church Tuesday evening under the auspices of the local S. A. but the attendance was very disappointing. ’ Miss- Olive Wood, R.N., returned to’Toronto on Wednesday after vis­ iting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wood. She was accompanied by Miss Pearl WoOc?, Ml’. Harold Wood and Dr. Geo. Blatchford, who are returning Thursday. The Scottish anq English replay football game at the fair grounds on Tuesday evening of last week again resulted in a tie, the score be­ ing one all.. Murray, who played back for the Scotch* injuredt ankle early in. the game. Mr W. Teifer* of | “ eree. Mrs. W. H. Harold Wood, of Chatham, spent a few days in Detroit last week were accompanied homo my Dr. Blatchford* of Clinton, Mich.* will visit With hl's Francis Blatchford, Air. Howard Dignan* of the School staff* of Port Hope* Visited with his father* Mr. E* M. Dignan, in town this week, Mr* Dignan is leaving for Port Arthur and will again spend the summer conducting a patty of fisheries research for the Gamo and Fisheries Service m I fully decorated with flowers for-tun Northern Ontario, I occasion* Mr. Crediton, was the Wood and son brother his M. ref- Mr ■and Geo. Who Mr. High presentation -The members of the High School staff on Thursday afternoon of last week presented one of tlleir number Miss Graham, bride-elect With an electric hot plate, Principal E. J- Wethey made the presentation and Spoke of the esteem in which Miss Graham is held by the staff and the pupils, Miss Graham in a very suit­ able manner expressed her apprecia­ tion. MEMORIAL SERVICE Missionary Sunday in. the Main St,, Sunday School took the form of a memorial service for the late Miss Annie Yelland, who wad tile efficient missionary super intendant of the school for many years. Nine youhg ladles who at one time' or another had been a pupil in her class, each re- cited a verse or poem and then de­ posited a rose In a bouquet, the bouquet being presented ‘to the brothers and sisters of the deceased Mrs, G. Layton gave a very inter* esting talk setting forth the noble life and, qualities of the late Miss Yelland*! The schoolroom was taste- W. R. Goulding *. A. t« c« sc. r Organist and Choirmaster James St. United Church Instruction in , , Piano Vocal Organ Theory* Supervisor of Music in Schools Studio, Main St. Box 57, Phone 191 EXETER, ONT Mr. and Mrs, w. Brock, of Gran­ ton, visited at the home of the form­ er’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Brock on Tiiedsay, Mr, ahd Mrs. Fred Burnette, of Toronto, and Mrs. Wm. Braun, of New York,, visited with their sisters- Mrs. R. E. Pickard and Mrs. Hatt io Southcott, during the past week. Mrs, ............... ill, M1S. impivv* Khg, Ill addition to the above Mr* • and Mrs. Chas. Verity, and Mr, Wm* Verity, of Brantford and Mrs. Edna Hitcheon, of Buffalo, were visitors} here during the week. , On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wm*. Ryckman had the pleasure of enter­ taining Mr. and Mrs, spry and Mr* and Mrs. John McNaughton, ail of' Landon, and also the latter couple's? son, Mr.L. U» McNaughton, an Im­ perial Oil representative, located in South America. Mr. j, McNaughtoft is a brother of Mrs. Harry Passmore Me Is a public school teacher with, over forty years experience, part of which was spent in, Usborne and. Centralia* Southcott, who. has been quite is somewhat improved while Pickard is also slowly improv- Mrs. Chas. Verity, and Mr* Wm.