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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-07-02, Page 8THURSDAY, JULY ?n<l, 1031 USED CARS FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD touring COUPE ... COACH .. COUPE .. COACH .. ea 1922 1922 1923 1923 192b FORDSON TRACTOR AND OLIVER PLOW See it work on your farm, CASE TRACTOR REBUILT NEW TIRES 30X3S at .... $3.95 NEW TUBES 30X3.J ............ 95c. ea. Larger sizes at correspondingly 'low prices, NEW BATTERIES—13 plates 44 lbs only $6,75, AH tires and, batteries sold for cash only and installed free of charge. Did you get your pail of oil, -5 gal lons best oil and pail worth $1,00 a’lj for only $4.75. Ask about our new low flat rate labor charges, phone 64, “the home of the Ford.” Sandy Elliot Exeter Markets Wheat 60 c. Oats, 25 c. Baxley, 28c. Bran, $1,00 Shorts, $LQQ Low Grade Flour, $145 Welcome Flour $2,3O' Model Flour $2.50 Manitoba Flour $2.60; Creamery Butter, 25c. Dairy Butter, 17c, and 18c, Eggs, Extras, 14c. Eggs, Firsts, 11c. Eggs Seconds, 9c. o- i localsJ Three-cent postage came into ef fect July 1st. Mr. Hy. Parsons dug new potatoes from his garden on Monday. There were thirteen new potatoes in the hill and of a good size. Mr. and Mts. M- King and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartz, of Stephen, spent tM week-end in Bur ford and Niagara Fans. - Miss Dorothy Manning, teacher at S. S. No. 1, Usiborne, has been re-en gaged for the coming year. Miss Manning is spending her vacation with her -parents Mr. and Mrs. Mann ing in Clinton. Messrs. W. W. Taman, Thomas Pryde, E. Dignan and W. Frayne were in Hensall Wednesday evening of last week where the former in stalled the officers of Zurich Ma sonic Lodge. Mr. N. S. Eaton, C.N.R express lagent in Exeter, who recently re ceived word of his transfer to Engle*- ■ .'hart has now -received word that he is being transferred to Burlington. Mr. R. W. Ryder, of Campbellford, J"“'* ' taking Mr. Eaton’s place Ryder is moving into the residence on Main Street, will holiday for a couple Ontario, is here. Mr, C. B. Snell Mr. Eaton of weeks before leaving for Burling ton. Mr. and Mrs. John Stanbury left ■Wednesday for Kincardine where Mr. Stanbury is taking over a butcher business, having purchased a stpre with residence in connection: Mr. Stanbury has been in the butch- ' ering business in Exxeter for several years andathe best wishes of many Iriends. will follow him. and Mrs iStanbury to their new home. One of the hottest . spells this community has experienced in years visited this community for the holi day the thermometer registering anywhere from, nienty to one hun dred. A large number sought relief at the lakeside being -one of the lar gest crowds ever at Grand Bend. A number of -school reports ‘other correspondence has to be over until next week. and held THE EXETER TIMES-ADVCCATI CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rcy. J, Bernard Rhodes, M. A. ■' Minister Miss Lena Coates, Organist 10 a.m,—Sunday School 11 a.m.—Rev, R. c, Rogers, B.A, at Cromarty, No evening service during July. 11c.r Dr: Atkinson wishes to announce that he will take his holidays from July 12th to July 26th inclusive. During this time his office will be closed. Don’t forget xne W.C.T'.U, Gold Medal contest to be held in Main St. United church next Tuesday evening AUTO ACCIDENT An auto accident owured at the Thames Road church corner on Fri day morning of last week when a car driven by Thos. Allen Jr. and in which was Charles Little, collided with a car driven by Mr. J. L. Irwin •of Ilderton, accompanied by his wife and son. Mr. Allen was driving west and Mr. Irwin north, and both had a clear vision but their attention Was attracted by some cattle that were running at large at the time. Mr. Mk*. the His Irwin’s car was damaged •and Irwin received some cuts about face but was not badly injured, little sen was also shaken up. HOT DAYS—-Work with a trac tor. New and used tractors. Sandy Fflliot, phone 64, Exeter. •wereThree two-year-old steers impounded on my premises on. Lot 11, con. 16, township of Stephen (Bhipka) on June 2*3, 1931. Parties sn^y obtain animals by proving pro perty and paying expenses.*—■Chris tian Finkbeiner, R. R. 2, Dashwood. 7-2-3tc DO YOU NEED A NEW AWNING , PHONE 50 Do you need tents for camping, any style, also camp bed and chairs for rent. Phone 56.—Wilson’s Gro cery* CREAM FOR .SALE—We are plac ing cream for sale at Mr. Frank Coates (Grocery store owing to Mr. J. tStanibury retiring from business*. Nelson Stahlake. ‘ 6-25-2tc NOTICE—We are prepared to do dressmaking, plain sewing and fancy work.—Miss Phyllis Winer, phone 237w. ' 6-23-2tc TRACTOR PLOWING ANR DISC ING—-Distance no object for reason able amount of work,«—Wm. Brad shaw, Elimville. The Exeter Canning factory com menced their pea pack on Monday. Mr. Stanley Ward, of London, is holidaying at his home here. The pected to visit Exeter on Saturday next. Mr. his drug ..store, at Grand Bend for the summer. ' ■ * ' • Mrs. J." M. Southcott and family are holidaying at their summer cot tage at Grand Bend. Miss Annie McGill, of the Thames Road, 'is visiting with her grand mother Mrs, T. McCurdy. Mr. Stephen Powell dug new po tatoes from his garden on Friday, June 26th, They were a fair size. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taman and family moved out to their summer cottage at Grand Bend on Saturday. : ' Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew and Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Sims spent Sun day in Goderich visiting friends and relatives. Mr. H. E. Huston and family have moved . to their summer cottage “Outside Imr” at Grand Bend 'for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linklater and family, of Goderich, visited -on Sun day with Mrs. Linklater’s father Mr. F. Blatchford. Mr. and Mrs, Albert B’oulter and family, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gibson visited with friends in Galt on Sunday. , i Mr. Chas. Mason received a nasty gash in his lower lip Monday morn ing when he was struck in the face by the crank of a car. Miss Dorothy Sims left last week Id visit in Windsor with her brother Melvin. -She will also visit with other relatives ’ in Detroit. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Horney and daughter Mary visited a couple of days last week at the -home of Mr. and Mrs. -Chas. Kerslake, Mr. and Mrs. F. Rabethge were in Toronto on Thursday last attend ing the Sparton Radio Convention held at the Royal York Hotel. Mr. John Morpeth, of Kirkton, and friend Mr. Leonard, of York shire, England, called on Mr. ana Mrs. Wm.' Ward one day last week. ; Mr. Reg. Beavers, of the Canad ian Bank of Commerce staff, who has been relieving in Exeter left on Wednesday last for the Bridgelburg branch. Mrs. R. G. Gillies and son, Bobby of Hamilton, are holidaying with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin. Mr. Gillies was here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kernick and family, of Toronto, motored up and spent the week-end with relatives Master Jack Kernick is remaining with relatives on a visit. Rev. R. N. Stewart, of Staffa, con ducted the services in the Main St. United churcl} oil'Sunday preaching very acceptable sermons. The- pastor, Rev. C. J. Moorhouse conducted an niversary services, at Staffa. The Sunday evening service in C'aven Presbyterian church was withdrawn in favor of the annivers ary at Cromarty Presbyterian church When Rev. R. A. Cranston, of Wel land, conducted the services. Mr. E. French, of Toronto, who has spent the past three weeks visit ing with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Follick, left to spend -a few days in Owen Sound and Musltoka before returning to his nolne. Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Seldon and son, Wallace, are in Kingston where they attended the wedding of their son, Dr. Harry Seldon, of Slxarbot L.hkd to Miss Lola Saundel’cack. The wedding took place oh Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ’ Saylor, of London, Mr. and Mrs, Hy. Tyndall, of Seaforth; also Mrs. John Harris^ of Mbnroe, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Armstrong and at tended the Jubilee. London Tennis Club is ex- W,S. Howey nas reopened, Thames Road Golden FOR SALH-—'Massey Harris bin der,w 7 ft, nearly new; John Deere mower, nearly new;' l(Mt. sulky rake M. H. hay loader, good; M, H. drill, nearly new; spring tooth cultivator, good. Apply to Albert Harlton, R. R. 2, Alisa cralg, administrator, 6-25-2tc. JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rcv. D. McTavish, Pastor W. R, Goulding, A.T.C.'M, Organist and Chpir-Leader .m.—Bunday School ^a.m,—“Christ Crucified Afresh” tA communion Meditatipn.) 7 p.m.—“We Live in a Big World”, All the members of the congre gation are invited to be present at the -Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper next Sunday morning. Mrs. Keena will sing at the morn ing service. Thursday at 3 p.m. the regular meeting of the Women’s Association. MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor Miss Evelyn Huston Organist a.m.—Our ary Day. >“A3 1 11 a.m.- 7 and Choir-Leader chuch school, Mission- reasonable Choice” p.m.—“Should Christianity have Publicity'?” Thursday 8 p.m. prayer service. Meeting of Board of Session after prayer service. Rev. A. E, decupled the United church Sunday morning and evening and his sermons were much appreciated by the congregation. The pastor Rev. *D. McTavisit conducted anniversary services at Fullarton. Menzies, of Fullarton, pulpit in James Street 3. W. Powell has. taken the Fuller Brush Agency and is making a can vas of Exeter, This store will be closed Wednesday afternoons during the months of June, July, and August STYLISH, COMFORTABLE and EXCELLENT VALUE Murray Made Shoes are made from the finest materials that can be procured. They are shown in the very smartest styles and are wonderful fitters. You can buy them in any widths C.B.A., AA-AAA. You should see our wide fitting styles for plump feet in combination fitting and arch supports. $4.50 to $5.50 * Murray’s new styles in Pumps are smart, you will agree. We are showing several new designs. They are piced from $5.00 to $7.00 FLEET FOOT SANDALS 25 pair of Children’s Fleet Foot Sandals with rubber soles and one strap. Splendid for the hot weather. Sizes 4 to IO 1-2 Special price 59c. MISSES BROWN SANDALS 25 pairs of Misses Sandals, Fleet Foot. .Cool and comfortable and good wearers. Sizes 11 to 2. Special Price. ♦ 69c. TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rector, Rev, E. L. Viviau, L. Th. Organist, Miss MaeFauI Choir-Leadey, Mr. Middlemiss Fifth Sunday After Trinity i a.m,—Sunday School . a.m.—Morning Prayei* and Holy Communion. Subject: “The Quest” p.m.—Evensong .Subject: “The Divine -Stranger” 10 11 7 Plan to attend the Gold Medal contest by the W.C.T.U. in Main St. church next Tuesday evening. Handsome Dressy Oxfords for the Particular Man ••muuvvuiv VAlUlUd 1U1 LUC 1 di 111 11141 lVldll ft We are showing some real values in men’s Oxfords. These are wonder ful fitters and sure to please at $3.95. $4.50 to $7.(10 Four New Styles SPORT SHOES 50 & $5.00 Mr. Leonard Grab, of Detroit, spent the week-end at his home here. Mrs. Wm. Mitchell, of Toronto, is visiting her daughter, Mr and Itos. Fred Smith. ' 4* Miss Effie Treble, of London, is holidaying for a few weeks, with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Treble. James St. Sunday School will bold their annual picnic at Grand Bend on Wednesday, July 15th, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson returned to Toronto last week after visiting \vith her sister Mrs,- Rd, Coates. The many friends of Mrs. William Frayne, of Usborne, will regret to know that - she is seriously ill. Miss Muriel. Hogarth, of Windsor, is spending the vacation wth her parents.Mr. and Mrs.‘Fred Hogarth? Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Frayne and family Garnet First Miss for Bigwin Inn, Lake of Bays, where she has secured ,-a position for the summer. Miss Madeline Dearing and friend, of London, spent -Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dearing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray, of London, spent a few days last week at the- home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs.’ George Griffith and family and Mr, Toronto, visited the home Of Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Miss.'Hettie Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. M. [ter has been remodelled and.., fitted M. Russell spent the' past week at' the latter’s cottage at Chesley Lake'. Misses Carol and Beatrice Helsom and Mr. Harrison, of Detroit and Miss Alice Coleman, of Lucan, visit ed on Monday with Mr. and Mts. Frank Coates. Mr. H. C. Schwegier ana son Glen accompanied by the former’s mother visited With Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Dore over the week-end, Glen remaining for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kress and- son Billy left Jftly 1st on their holi days. They are motoring to Capre- *ol in. Northern Ontario and will also Visit in Timmins, Mrs. ,T. G. Creech and two sons Jos. and Ray,-and Mr. and Mrs. W. Dearing, of London, motored to Ro chester to visit with relatives re turning home Tuesday evening The morning train to London and the evening train frbm London were cancelled Monday, papers from London delivered in Exeter The afternoon train now arrives at 3 j5(3, The Mission Rand byterian church presented a ionary play Tuesday evening of last week illustrating characters of other countries such^as Japan, China and lnaia-- . The Exeter Board ‘of Education has received the .resignation of Miss LyJlis Marlott, B.A., a teatiher of the Exeter High School, staff who has accepted a position at-Burford. Mr. T. O. southcott and Miss Stella spent the forepart of the wees visiting with Rev. R, E. and Mrs. Southcott at Morpeth. The latter are moving to their new charge as Richmond Hill near St. Thomas, the induction service taking place to day (Thursday.) Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Davis and children, of Waterford, visited over the week-end with relatives in Exeter and were accompanied borne..by Miss Belva Fisher who will visit with them for a couple of weeks. IMr. R. E. Davis, of Trenton, who has been holidaying with his parents also re turned with them, Mrs. Chas. Anderson and son Jack moved to Sarnia Saturday to join Mr. Anderson jagent for the Metropol itan Life Insurance Company, .was city, has taken over the duties of Metropolitan Life in Exeter __ moved into the residence vacated by Mr’. Ander-son. Mrs. Pollen has movdd from An- . drew Street into the residence of Mr. ■ Milo Snell on Main Street. The lat- visited with -Mr. and Mrs. Passmore in Sarnia on the Marjorie Pearce left Monday Harold Foster, ,of during the week at Jas. Handford. Clarence Heywood,F I Tire evening are now being by auto truck, from the of caven north Pres* miss* recently transferred to Mr. Hansom, of London, who that who the has up with modern conveniences. 'Mrs. C. Pilon is moving into the residence On Andrew Street vacated by Mrs. Pollen. Mr. Kirk Hutton is moving into the- Hansford house on Well ington Street vacated by Mrs. Pilon. The ladies or the Main St. United church held a very successful straw berry festival on Friday evening of ■last week. The ladies provided a sumptuous sypper with heaps of strawberries and cream after which a fine program was carried out. The Orpheus Concert Co. provided the music and were assisted by Francis Abbott as reader, er, of London, some readings. . and Rev. Jds. greetings. The about $100.09.•Mr. and Mrs. , I Wm. Essery and Miss Vera, of Ex eter and Miss Rinn, of Kirktott, at-, tended the annual district conven tion of the Huron, Grey and Bruce Horticultural Societies at Goderich, on Thursday last. About 100 dele gates* were in (attendance and there was a splendid- display of flowers. First and third prizes for roses went to Wingham and the second to Sea*- iforth. DjuSrin.g the afternoon ises1* sion, WilHani Hartry, of Seaforth, Who presided,,- was taken suddenly ill and was removed to his home. Miss Jean Walk- also favored with The local clergy Anthony conveyed net proceeds were Wm. Ward, Mrs. at greatly reduced prices Now is the time to order. ■ • ______________________ X Knicker Trousers from t up Shirts *and Ties to match in Green, Tan and W. W. -TAMAN PHONS SXw s™, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Batson motor ed to Lucknow Sunday and visited with Mr,, and Mrs. A. E. Buswell Mrs. Buswell and daughter Helen returned with, them and are visiting Mr. and Mrs? Wm. Winer, Siverne Phyllis and grandson Donald, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Winer, Marlette, Mich., and also attened the Wiper reunion held at Miller’s Lake, Mich. Mr. Wilbur Millson, of Vancouver, B. C., is visiting with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Welsh. Mr. Millson enlisted in Exeter at the time of the war and after returning from overseas spent some time here. Mr. Fred Ford, Mr. Basil Young and. Miss OBve Hoag,, of Toronto Mr. and Mi’s. N. Hoag, of -Oshawa, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs* W. J. The latter visit. Mr. W. Tripp and Springs and Miss Ross, of Sarnia, spent the week-end with the form1 ex’s daughter Mrs. A. O. Elliot,. Mr. W. E. Tripp and Miss Lois are re maining tor a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. John Gay, of Devon1' shire, Eng., visited last week Mrs. M. E. Kefslake and the connection in this community, and Mrs. Gay are visiting with son in Montreal and took the sion to visit relatives in this munity. * • ■ —-y r - • i -#„• W. R. Goulding ■ c A. T. o, M? T Organfst and Choirmaster James St. United Chnrctt Instruction In Piano Vocal Organ Theory Supervisor of Music in Schools Studio, Main St. Box 57, Phone 19>- . EXETER, ONT Ford, of Usborne. two are remaining on a E. Tripp, Mr. Stanley Miss Lois Tripp, of Oil with Cann Mr., their occa* com- Miss Mary Wells visited for a*few* days in London last week. ■Mrs. Elizabeth Passmore has re turned home after spending two' weeks in Sarnia Whdre her son Garnet recently underwent an operation for appendicitis. Fie is now getting along nicely, Douglas Passmore re turned ‘ visit. The Caven a picnic at Mr. James Harrison*® Thames Road on Wednesday after noon of last week. Games ami amusements were enjoyed followed by a sumptuous repast and all enjoy ed a very jolly time. The choir of the Mabrgt. United Church held picnic in Mr. Silas- Stanlako’s grove on Wednesday af ternoon of last week, the afternoon, being spent in games and amuse ments followed by lunch. Mr, and Mrs. stanlake provided a surprise m the form of a freezer of ice cream, to which everyone did justice. With his grandmothei* on at Young Peoples’ Guild of Presbyterian church enjoyed ic at Mr,