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THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931
USED CARS
s*or? will he closed Wednesday afternoons during the months of June, July, and August
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locals_ [
COLORED VOILES
be
H. Kinsman is visiting in
TO RETAIL AT $1.00
Mr. Middleuiiss r
after Trinity
at 9 a.m. Saturday.School
of Ilderton
with Mr. and
R.N., of De-
79c.
PIGS FOR SALE—Weighing
35 to 40 l'bs. choice quality.
98c. and $1.75
is erecting a
residence on
Main Street Church
J. Moorhouse
10
11
visited
Mr.
high as $1.95. Out they go at the low price of 59c.
" FOR
.fearpet,
.walnut
table, 2 walnut chairs,
jtoman, corner cabinet,
dence from 9 a.m. to 2
fidley, William St..
Jas. Francis has been holi-
at his home in Bright.
N. McTaggart has returned to
after visiting in Toronto.
Annie Simmons, of London,
on
John
have a quantity of Bran,
and Low Grade Flour on
See us for special prices on
chesterfield
Highboy Ot-
Call at resi-
p.m. Harry
7-23-2tp
as
to
(Wednesday) at Bayfield.
Kestle has not been
and has been confined
fall supplies in now.
HARVEY BROS.
Dr. Atkinson wishes to announce
that he will take his holidays from
July 12th to July ' 26th inclusive.
During this.time his office will
closed.
10 a.m.—Our Church Schools
•In James Street church
A, Carmichael, of Delta
Quinte Conference will
MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
./ DRAWERS
Penman’s make our regular 75 c. line.
Shirts with long or short sleeves. For one
week only 59c.
8th Sunday
a.m.<—Sunday
a.jn.—Morning Prayer and Com
munion.
Subject—-“In the Midst of Heaven”
7 p.m.—Evensong
Subject—“The song of Moses.”
Sandy Elliot
SALE—Kitchen table, woo 1
12x12, walnut rocker, small
table, walnut
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH '
Rev. J, Bernard Rhodes, M. A.
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.O.M., Organist
10 a.nn—Sunday School k
11 a.m—Rev, R. c. Rogers, B.A, of
• Cromarty,
No evening service during July,
' 50
from
JApply Chris. Wein, 1 1-4 miles north
5p£ Crediton, or telephone. 7-23-2tp
Butter, 17c. an
extra iso.
Firsts, 11c,
Seconds, 9 c.
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MEN’S HATCHWAY UNDERWEAR
The popular no button underwear. This
sold last year at $1.50 a garment
OUR NEW LOW I^RICE IS $1.00 -
... . .. «i n,i> I. lipi n- .
MAIN ST. AND JAMES ST.'
UNITED SERVICES
Rev. C. J. Madhouse ip charge
Main St. Choir will have charge of-
the music.
CIRCLE BAR SILK HOSIERY
In ail the newest shades. A wonder
ful all-silk, full-fashioned hose
TR2VITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rcfctor, Rev. E. L, Vivian, L. Th.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choii>Leader,
MEN’S AND BOYS’ ALL WOOL
BATHING SUITS
You will want one for your vacation.
Prices are much lower this season.
J92J FC HD TOURING ......... $20.00
1932 FORD COUPE .............. $35.00
1923 FORD COACH ........... $45.00
1923 FORD CQIIPE ............ $50.00
1925 FOBD COACH ............ $75.00
F0RD3QN TRACTOR AND OLIVER
PLOW
Bee it work on your farm*
CASE TRACTOR REBUILT
NEW TIRES 30N3B at ...$3.95 ea.
NEW TUBES 30X3^ ............ 95'C. ea.
- Barger sices at correspondingly 16w
prices,
NEW BATTERIES—43 plates 44 lbs
only $6.75. All 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 all
for onb\$4.75.
Ask about our new low flat rate
labor charges, phone 64, “the home
Of the Ford.”
The Canadian Canners Employees
. picnic will be held on Saturday, July
25th to Grand Bend. All employees
and their families are invited. Any
one- wishing transportation be at
factory
■ We
Shorts
hand.
■ton lots.
. Have you tried feeding our Calf
Meals, Hog Minerals, or Lay Mash.
They are priced right. We sell Calf
Meal at $2.50'; Hog Mineral $2.75
and Lay Mash at $2.00 per cwt. Get
your
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’I* NOTICE
Dr. J. G. Dunlop wishes to .an
nounce that his office will be closed
between the dates of July 22nd and
• Au»ust 6th inclusive.
TUB EXETER TIMES-ADVncATl
Exeter Markets
Bran and Shorts 90c,
Low Grade Flour, $1.05.
Welcome Flour $2.99
Model Flour $2.0
Manitoba Flour $2.90:
Creamery Butter 29c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs.
Eggs
78c-
I
no more
It is Na-
It is lux-
fURE CLOVER HONEY FOR SALE
r We are again in a position to sup
ply our customers with new clover
honey at prices incomparable with
other foods. Honey is
considered as a luxury,
ture’g Own--Health Food.
urious, wholesome and contains prac
tically all the mineral elements/us-
ed by the human body and can be
absorbed into the blood without
further digestive changes. It does
not contain the harmful qualities of
sugar. Diabetics eat it. Why not
make a habit to use honey in your
daily diet? It creates real mental
and physical energy. Bring your
containers. We will fill them at 7c
per pound for a limited time only.
Containers may be left at Lloyd
Gaiser’s, Crediton or Ernest Roeder’s
west of Dashwood.
3. IL1BERER & SONS
• Western Ontario’s Largest
ers of Choice Honey, Two
South of Hotel, Zurich,
Produe-
Blocks
Qnt.
12 th a
with
Fer-
who
B. W. F. BeaverS
McCallum family
cottage at Grand
LOST—On Sunday, July
black wallet contaning. a Y. M. C. A.
card and stamps. Finder kindly re
turn to Mrs. H. Jennings, Exeter.
ltp
HOKEY FOR SALE—At a seas
onable price by the pail or will fill
your containers. Wes. Dearing,
phone 17, V 14 Crediton. 17-23-2tp
■SEPARATORS AND TRACTORS
FOR SALE—one nearly new steel
22-32 Rumely; one nearly new 24-
36 Bell; one 33-45 Waterloo two
years old; one 24-40 White; one 28-
50 steel White; one 28-42 Goodison;
one 28-42 Waterloo; one 33-46 Wa
terloo; one 3 3-48 Waterloo; one
steel 2S-45 ’ Case. Several ■ other
sizes with straw cutters. New Bell
Machines, both steel and wood, all
sizes. Ona each 15-30 and 20-35
Imperial Tractors.
THE ROBT. BELL E. & T. CO. Ltd
.SEAFORTH, ONTARIO_________’_____ /
July and August is the time to
■ get from your flocks those non lay
ers. We are now in the position to
cull your flocks. Culling doiie by
an expert culler. Also whitewash
ing done at a reasonable price with
forced
open
nights
The
ery, phone 18 4w, Exeter, Ontario
7-9-4t?
returned
a .few-days.
Roy Patterson
summering at
with Mr. and
spray. The l-latcnery will be
on Tuesday and Saturday
only.
Hogarth Baby Chick Hatch
TDACTOTt PLOWING AND DISC
ING—Distance no object for reason
able amount of work.—-Wm. Brad-,
shaw, Ellmville.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Persons holding Stimson default
ed bonds or other worthless secur
ities pr non-yielding stacks should
communicate, with advertiser. P.O.
Box 25 2, Hxetef,
Miss
London.
Miss Lula Lindenfield is holiday
ing at .St, Mary’s this week.
Mr.
daying
Miss
Exeter
Miss
spent Thursday last at her home here
The War Veteran’s picnic is being
held today
Mr. Ed.
well lately
his bed.
Miss Gladys Hunkin
Sunday with her father
Hunkin.
Master Frank Prebble,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. J.
Hamilton.
Mr. Dwight Evans, of Blenheim, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T'. Acheson.
Mrs. Myrtle Kuhn and two sons
of London, are visiting
Mrs. Geo. Grant.
Mr. H. O. Soutlrcott
new verandah to his
Andrew Street.
Miss Harriet ,Knipe,
troit, visited at the home of W. D.
Sanders this week.
Miss Dorothy Snell, of St. Thomas,
is holidaying, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Etherington
liaye. returned home after visiting in
London and Stratford.
Mrs. Eaton] .and Jack are leaving
this week to join Mr. Eaton, C.N.R.
express agent at Englehart.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones and fam
ily are holidaying at their cottage
“The Mayflower” at Grand Bend.
Miss Mildred Rowe spent a few
clays last week the guest of Miss*
Mamie Pridham at Grand Bend.
Miss June Coward, of Usborne,
visited with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. W. Hodgert the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reichard and
two children, of Detroit, visited over
the week-end with Miss E. M. Bowey.
Mr. Earl Russell and Miss Thelma
Taylor are holidaying this week
Mr. and Mrs. M. Brokenshire at
gus. >z rMr. Geo. Willis, of London,
is summering at Grand Bend, visit
ed with his mother in town on Tues
day. ,
(Mrs. W. T. Roadhouse, of Toron
to, visited during the past week with
her neice, Mrs O. S. Winer and Mr.
Winer.
Mr. and Mrs.
visited with the
at “Pinecroft”
Bend on Sunday.
Mrs. James F. Russell, of Rib
stone, Alta., is visiting with het
mother, Mrs. E. Jory an A with her
sister, Mrs. C. P. 'Harvey.
Mr. and.Mrs. Ed. Harwood, Mrs.
J. Davidson and Miss Reta. Davidson
of Toronto, visited Rev. J. W. and
Mrs. Down over the week-end.
A new cement driveway is being
laid south of the postoffice by Mr. J.
Hunkin also a portion at tho, rear of
the building is being cemented.
Miss Doreen Caldwell spent the
week-end in London, visiting with
Vivian Elliott. Vivian
with her to visit for
County Engineer
and wife, who are
Grand Bend visited
Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers on Saturday.
Mr. A. R. G. Smith, of New. Ham
burg, Inspector for the Department
of Agriculture, Province Of Ontario,
was a visitor at the Rectory Hxeter.
Mrs. William Bird, of London and
Mrs. Sewell and daughters Mildred
and Mamie, of Leamington, visited
on Thursday with MTr. and Mrs Wm.-
Hodgert.
Mr. .and Mrs. Roy Alderson and
daughter and Mr. and .Mrs. William
Zavitz and family, of Arkona, Spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Collingwood.
iMr. Reg, Beavers and Mr. Chap
man, of the Bank of Commerce staff
at Bridgeburg, spent the week-end
with the former’s ^parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers.
Summer school in connection
with the United church is being held
in Goderich this week. Rev. D, MC-
Tavish, of town, is in charge of a
Literary and Recreatioh study group
•Miss Margaret Martin and Harold
Skinner are representing Main St.
Y.P.S. while Misses Doris Salter,
Jean Penhale, Viola Skiiuiet, Ituby
and Adeline Stone afij Hassel Clark'
are •representing Janies SL
11 a.m,-
Rev. T,
Bay of
preach.
7 p.m.—In
Rev. C.
Mr. T. S. Neale, of Hamilton, vis-
ite“d in town over the week-end, (
Mr. and Mrs. W<m. Hey, of Zurich,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. <
Taylor. (
Miss Gertrude Kent, R.N., of Lu
can, is visiting with her sister Mrs. <
II. N. Taylor.'
Miss Helen Penhale has returned '
home after holidaying for two weeks <
at Grand Bend.
The. Main .Street .Sunday School are '
to-day "(Wednesday) holding their
annual picnic at Grand Bend.
Mr. W. J. Beer is in Toronto talc- '
ing a course in vulcanizing at the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Sichdol.
Mr. and Mi’s. Carberry, *o.f Buffalo, ,
spent the week-end visiting at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Archie Davis. 1
Mrs. Reynolds and Mr. /and Mrs. ,
Jack Head, of London, visited at the
home of Mr. Thos. flatter on Sun- ,
day.. .
Miss Olive Wood R. N., of Toron
to, is spending this week at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Wood.
'Mr. G. S. Tracy, accountant at the*.
Bank of Montreal, is spending his
holidays at West Port and Morris
burg. I, 4
Mr. and • Mrs. Marshall Box and
daughter, Lois, of Parkhill, visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Chas. Box, of
Stephen.
Mrs. A. S. Davis and son Walter
are visiting for a week with tbe for
mer’s daughter Mrs. Gordon Wells,
of London.
Mi-. W. A. Patrick, of Toronto,
who is holidaying at his home in
Seaforth, visited in Exeter the fore
part of the week. •
Miss Olive Quance and her nephew
Fred Hillhouse, of Toronto, are vis-
itiug with Mrs. W. J. Beer and other
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr. Albert Johnston, of the- Ex-,
•celsior Life Insurance Co., Toronto,
visited recently with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Johnston.
Baby Frankie cake, of London, is
visiting with Ills aunt Mrs. Norman
Hockey for several weeks owing to
the illness of his mother.
Mr. Grant Sanders, who has been
visiting, with his parents in Exeter
and at Grand Bend returned to
Campden, N. J., on Saturday.
Mr. S. Clarke, teller of the Bank
of Montreal, has been transferred to
the Mitchell' branch. His place is be
ing taken by W. W. Lawrence, off
Ayr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dow and Miss Criss
ie D6w> of London,
Duncanq> Colquhon,
ed at the hoiiie of
Sunday.
/Mr. and Mrs.' C.
Celia and Laverne spent Friday in
Chatham with Mrs. Christie’s mother
•and sister Mrs. Ferguson and Miss
Celia Ferguson.
and Mr. and Mrs.
of Hibbert, visit-
Mr. Alex Dow on
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House arid Porch Dresses
We place on sale this week about 60 Print & Gingham House s
Dresses. Some of these styles are fairly short and retailed* as
GYPSY VOILE
This is a regular 35c. value comes in
pink, < mauve, yellow, peach and blue. A
beautiful material to underwear and. gowns. '
VERY SPECIAL AT PER YARD 19c.
These are mostly small epos and sold
as high as 75c. a yard. We are clearing
them this week at x
AT PER YARD 29c.
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WHITE RAYON SLIPS
In a beautiful quality Rayon in two
styles. A built up shoulder or with shoul
der straps.
10 dozen Mens’ Navy Blue Work Shirts
This shirt, is made by Deacon Shirt Company. It is full and
roomy and give wonderful satisfaction. We think this is the
best shirt value in the market at 08 C.
MEN’S STRAW SAILOR HATS
About two doen left. Values as high
as $2.50 in this assortment. Take your pick
if we have your size.
10 DOZ. MENS’ COTTONADE PANTS
Bull Dog make, cut full and roomy,'wonderful
wearers. Sold last season for $2.00. Plain Grey,
Plain Blue & Grey stripe.. Our new price is $1.59 '
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Mrs. C. Hedden is visiting' her
sister Mrs. Geo. Jewell at Londdn.
, Mr. and Mrs. Oriby Kestle, of De
troit, spent a few days with rela
tives.. „
Mr. Ralp Adair, of Moncton, has
ben engaged as teacher for S. .S. No.
2, Hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Hicks and fam
ily, of Flint, Mich., are holidaying
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dearing, of.
London, spent the week-end with
relatives in town.
C. H. McAvoy and Mrs. Dawson
were visitors with Mrs. McAvoy and
Miss A. L. Saunders on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Heaman, of
Toronto,( and Miss Lizzie Frayne, of
London,* are visiting in this commun
ity.
Mr. Hugh Spackman is renewing
acquaintances in this community vis
iting at the home
Weekes.
Mrs. Stacey and
of 'Toronto, visited
Mr. and Mrs. E. :
Sunday.
Mr. John Thompson, of Carnduff,
Sask., arrived Monday evening and
is visiting with liis sister Mrs. Win,
Walker and other relatives.
Mr. Ward Boltoii, Mr. John Bol
ton, Miss Charlotte Bolton and Mr.
Will McKay, of St. Marys, were'vis
itors at Mr. E. Linden field’s Sunday.
Mrs. S. Frank Glass, of London,
accompanied by her granddaughter,’
Miss Barbara Atkinson, of Exeter,
are leaving shortly on an extended
trip. Frojn Buffalo they will mo
tor to Syracuse, N. Y., and On to
Albany.-—London Advertiser.
Rev. W. Stenlake, of Kerwood
conducted union services in Main
Street Church Sunday morning and
in Jiames Street Church in the even
ing ;and preached two Splendid ser
mons acceptable to the congregation.
At the morning service a quartette
was Sting by Misses M. Rollick, H.
Dignan, D. Grassick and V. Gambrill
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, who has
change of the * services this month
conducted the anniversary services
iii Kerwood.
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W. Christie, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. L C. Tapp and twb
children, of Muskoka, are visiting
with the former’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. Rd. Tapp. ^Mf Tapp is princi
pal of the Gravenhurst High School.
.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grant,’ Of
London, visited in Exeter over the
week-end. They were rfecompanied
home by Master Tom Walter who has
been spending,, his holidays ih Lon
don.
<Mr. W. T. Johnston, of London,
accompanied by Mr. Finnigan, of
Detroit, formerly of West Wawanosh,
called on Mr. and Mrs. W. II. John
ston one day last week, Mr. John
ston is a former pupil of Mr. w. H.
Johnston.
■ Miss Norfna Bolton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon BOlton, Il.R.
No. 1, Hensail, who ]jas been attend
ing Westervelt
secured an office position with the
London Life Instttaiice Company,
Head Office;
vho U; ...................
Sichtrol London, has
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of Mr. James
. daughter Alda,;
at the home of
Lindenfield*t» over
ill
a
’At A Boy, Bill!
Little Willie was sent to bring
the kittens. His mother heard
shrill “meowing” and called out;
“Don’t hurt those kittens when you
are carrying them, Willie.”
“Oh, nd,” replied Willie, “I’m
carrying them most carefully by the
stems.!’
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at greatly reduced prices
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Now is the time to order
Kaicker Trousers from $3.50 up
Shirts and Ties to match in
VV. ,W. TAMAN
PHONE 81w EXETER, ONT. ,
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Mrs. Fleming, of Toronto, .who
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Hammond, of Hensail, underwent an
operation for the removal of her ton
sils, the operation,
by Dr. Dunlop.
Mr. an<J„ Mrs. B.
wore • in Brantford
bein'?. performed
W. F. Beavers'
Thursday of last
week attending the annual'reunion
,of (lie Senn family peid in Mohawk
pferk. ■“ About 75 members #if the
connection were present. Four deaths
have been recorded in the family
since- .the gathering last year. A
number of addrosses were given in
cluding a short sketch of the family
history by Mr. Mark Senn, M.P. Mr,
Phillip Senn,, of Brantford, aged 86,
was the oldest momber present and
was elected president. The reunion
is to be held at .St. Marys next year.
Mrs. Wareing after an extended
Visit of fourteen months with her
dahghter. Mrs W. D. Sanders, left
oh Thursday last for her home in
Cherry Tree, Blackburn, England.
She was acfempanied as far as Mon
treal by her daughter, Miss Harriet
Knipe R. N., of Detroit. Mrs. Ware
ing .also visited her daughters in
Winnipeg, Man., and in Detroit, and
while jn the latter place underwent
an operation for her throat affect-,
ion. She has hot enjoyed very ’good
health for several months. ’ While
here she made many friends who
will miss 'her very much, but who
join ih wishing her a safe ahd pleas
ant journey. ,,
W. R. GOULDING
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
James St. United Church
> Instruction In
Plano, Vocal Organ
Supervisor of Music in Schools
Studio, Main St. Box 57, Phone 191
* EXETER, ONT.
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Theory
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Dj; M. M. Fisher, of Gravenhurst,.
and little daughter Gloria, accom
panied by his mother Mrs. Peter
Fisher, of Hensail, visited on Friday?
with Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Johnston.
Dr, Fisher was a former pitpil of. Mr..
Johnston in Stanley Township.
■ A group of little children were?
given a very happy time last Thurs
day afternoon when Mr. and Mrs. PL
A.”Gambrill took Thelma Hockey,,
Kathleen Kestle,Calvin. Heywood,-
Ellis Pearcq, Billy Walper and Jack."
Harness to Springbank. They were
given lunch, games, rides, treats ga
lore and the children certainly en
joyed themselves.. They and their
friends wish to expfeac their appre
ciation of the thoughtful kih$ness>
of Mr. and Mrs.^A, Gambrill. The
children recently tobk part in a,
Singing contest at the Huron W. C.
T. U. convention held in Main Street
church, Exeter, and Mrs. Gambrill
vry kliidly and cffocicntly , trained
>them.
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