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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-12-10, Page 8Winter is Near! RRHPARE YOUR C4H EW WINTER DRIVING Anti-Freeze, Winter Oil in mo tor and lighter grease in rear-end and transmission are very neces sary. We also specialize in Heaters, Tire Chains and Batteries. * New Tires $3.95 each and u'p Exeter Markets Wheat, 60c. Barley 37c. Bran $1.00 Shorts $1.00 Low Grade. Flour ?I.15 Model Flour $2,'5O Welcome Flour $2.30 Manitoba Flour §3,7'.5 Creamery Butter 26c. Dairy Butter, 17 and 18c, Eggs, extras 35c, Eggs, firsts 30c. Eggs, seconds 18c, Sandy Elliot Phone 64, Exeter, Ont. •4U.--------------- locals te?------’ PERMANENT WAVE $15,00 SHELTON PERMANENT DURING THE NEXT WEEli ONLY FOR $5.00 Miss L. Stackhouse Phone 245 for an Appointment MILLINERY SALE ALL FALL AND WINTER .MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES MISS V. G. ESSERY The Oddfellows of Exeter will (hold a euchre in the Town Hall on .Tuesday, December 15th. All mem- jbers and their wives are invited. The ladies will please provide lunch. I iS. S. No. 7 Shipka will hold their (Christmas Concert on Thursday ev ening, December 17th. Admission 2!5c. and 15c. Everybody welcome. ’ (FOR SALE— li International, [horse power engine and pump jack. 'Apply to Times-Advocate. FOiR SALE—Dressed hogs, whole hogs or quarters. Phone Dashwood 25r6. Address S. M. Peachey, Hay P. O. Pea and corn ensilage for sale. [To growers at $1.00 per ton, to (Others $l.'5O per ton. Canadian Panners. 12-10-2tc ( ------------------------- » Anyone having heifers or young tows of good quality and milking strain due to freshen within the next few weeks, for sale, communi cate with Times-Advocate. “ WANTED—Position as house keeper, can furnish good testimon ials. I have two children, a boy, .aged 11, good worker and a girl "6 A years. Will work for small wag es; am proven economical house keeper. Apply Box 2 80iR. Exeter. STRAYED—Onto the premises of ■Michael Ryan, Mount Carmel, one ■head of cattle. Owner may have same by proving property and pay ing expenses. 12-10-3tc. Mail orders received for Christ mas Cards at $1.00 a dozen printed with name and address.—Times- Advocate. ROOMS' TO RENT—Over Grant’s Bakery. Apply to John Rowe or B.' W, F. Beavers. FOR SALE—Christinas trees.— N. Wells, Phone 180, Exeter. Do you want a tarpaulin for your horse or truck? If so, call at Wil son’s Grocery, phone 56. FOR SALE—Dining room suite, good as new, to be sold, cheap. Ap ply to W. H.'Harness. SLIGHTLY USED electric radio. A bargain, phone 64. Sandy Elliot. Anti-Freeze! *Fill your radiator now only $1.50 to fill your small cars.—SANDY ELLIOT HOUSE FOR RENT—-Comfortable brick residence on Andrew Street, all modern conveniences. Apply to Wesley Lamport. FOR (SALE—Quantity of igood brick. Apply to .Sandy Elliot. FOUND—-Ladies’ purse on Cen tralia -Station street. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for advertisment* Din Ma honey, one mile east of Mt. Car mel. WANTED-—An unlimited number of cheap horses. Apply to Frank Taylor. MEN WANTED Earn $.*£ to $8 Daily at Auto artd Ignition Repairing, Bat tery, Welding, Electricity, Ra dio or Drafting. Learn in few week's GUARANTEED ITIAC- TICAL, Shop Training* Quick, sure plan for profitable spare time jobs. Write for Free Bay Raising Information; and Em* ployment service. Application at once* Standard Trade Selmnls Dept, (44) TORONTO, ONTARIO Mrs, Skelton. has been confined to her rooms but is improving. Dr, YVm. Lawson, of spent the week-end at here. Mr. Hugh Creech was Western University for end. Mr. Win. Warren, of ’1 indisposed and under the doctor’s care. It’s just too bad that taxes and Santa Claus have to come at the same time. Mr. Harry West, of Sarnia, spent Sunday and 'Monday visiting with his mother in town. Mrs. J. Miller, of Detroit, spending this week the guest of and Mrs. J. -S. Grant, Shop early and often .where are invited to shop. Read the vertisements carefully. 'Miss Reta Rowe and her neice, Barbara Dinney spent a couple of days in Toronto last week. Mrs. Norman Stacey, of Willow Grove, spent the week-end with -her mother, Mrs. J. S. Harvey. Messrs. Kenneth and 'Clifford Culbert, of Lucan, pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.- Chas. Kerslake. Mrs. John McGill, of Brussels, spent a couple of days last week with her sister, Mrs. E. G. Lowry. Mr. Alex Rhode, of Otterville, spent a few days wth his wife and son at the home of Mrs. Jos. Yellow The stores of Exeter are being at tractively decorated for the Christ mas season. The window displays are also very attractive.. Rev. D. McTavish was in Toron to a couple of days last week at tending a committee meeting in connection with the United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanley, of Lucan, spent' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Taylor. The three ladies are sis ters. Miss Marjorie Medd, of town and Miss Laura Clarke, of Crediton, students of MacDonald Hall, Guelph spent the week-end at their respec tive homes. Mr., and Mrs. E. Cunningham and family, of ‘ the Cunningham I Stores, Detroit, were week-end itors with their cousins, Mr. Mi’s.. J. S- Grant, Miss Irene Stewart on Friday derwent an operation for antrum trouble at Victoria Hospital, Lon don’ and is getting along as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Flynn and daughter, of Sarnia, and Mrs. Rd. Treble, of London, were in town on Saturday in connection with their father’s estate. Misses Hannah and Jennie Mc Donald accompanied by Miss Muriel Howald, of London, spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. .and Mrs. E. A. Howald. Mrs. John Snell received word last week that her nephew, Dr. Brown, of Sarnia, had suffered a ’stroke. Mrs. Brown’s maiden name was Miss Ida Eacrett. Mr. N.-Hardy, who has spent the past year at Hornell, N. Y., return ed to Exeter on Monday accompan ied by his mother, Mrs. S. Hardy, who had been visiting there. Mrs. Mack, who has been keeping house for Mr. .Tames Dixon, of Mc Gillivray, has gone on an extended visit to her three daughters in Till- sonburg, Toronto and Montreal. Mrs. Wm. Amy and son Harold returned to Burford Sunday after visiting for a week with the form er’s mother, Mrs. E. Jory. Jory returned with them to for a week. Mr. Ernest Luther, who has looking after Mr. Milo Snell’s south of Exeter has moved with liis wife and family to Crediton. Mr. Freeman Perkins has been engaged by Mr. Snell. A’ number from Exeter were call ed to Goderich Tuesday to act as jurymen. Among them were Mes srs. Clifford Brintnell, Wm. R. Rivers, Oran Weiner, Gordon Cud- more, Ernest Lamp man. A course in held this week men’s institute, ing Miss Ruth who during her stay here is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr* and Mrs. W. H. Penhale. Mr* Jas. McWiHanis, of Mitchell, was in town the latter ©art of last week, Ho attended the funeral of iiis brother, Alexander (McWilliams, of Clandeboye, which took place from his late residence on Wednes day, December 2nd, interment in the Birr United cemetery, The de ceased was in his 63th year* King Winter made its first real appearance during the past week and the mercury dropped far below the freezing point, ice formed on some of the ponds for the first time and whs tried out by the boys on ■Saturday, A severe snow storm pass ed over the district Sunday and Monday* List owe!, his home home from the week- Usborne, is is Mr. you ad- un- Ray visit been farm Appleton and K. needlocraft is being by the Exeter Wo- thc instructress be- Collins, of Toronto, CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev, J. Bernard Rhode#, M* A* Minister Miss Lena Coates, A.L.O.M., Organist 10, a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.-—“True Excellence” 7 p.m.—’“The Fruits of Friendship” Thursday, 7.30 pan., the midweek Study Class, JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev* D. McTavish, Pastor W, R. Gouldipg, A.T.C.M* Organist and Choir-Leader . a.m.—-Rev, F- O* Farrill, M.'A, B.D., of Ontario St., Clinton p.m.—.Sunday School p.m.—“Broken Cisterns” The Pastor. 3 7 MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. C. J, Moorhouse, Pastor Miss Evelyn Huston Organist and Choir-Leader . a.m.—A case where compulsion in religion succeeded p.m.—Our Church School p.m.—Where success is always turned into defeat. 7.30 Thursday, Meeting for prayer 11 3 7 TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH • Rector, Rev. E. I*. Vivian, I*. Th. Organist, Miss MacFaul Choir-Leader, air. Middlemiss 3rd Sunday in Advent -Morning Prayer —“The .Messenger” •Sunday School and Bible a.m.-11 (Subject- ! p.'m.- Class ( p.m.—Teacher Training Class. ’ p.m.—Evensong >S uib j ec t—The ued. WEDNESDAY 8 p.m.—Divine 3 4 7 “Chrisstus” contin- OF EACH WEEK Service CHRISTMAS CHEER FUND The Christmas Cheer Fund is off to a fair start and it. is expected that during the coining week the fund will be largely augmented. A systematic effort will be made this Christmas and continued throughout the winter months to adminster re lief where it is needed most. The Relief Committee comprises ladies from the various churches of town and is backed by the Exeter Cham ber of. Commerce. The - following contributions are acknowledged: Miss M. E- Ross $5.00; Canadian Legion $5.00; E. J. Wethey $1.00; W. C. Davis $1.00; donations $1.00; Mrs. Hyndman $2.00; S. M. Souths cott $1.00; total $16.00, WIGHT—MARTIN NUPTIALS A quiet wedding was solemnized at Main St. United Church parson age on Tuesday, December1 Sth when Rev. C. J. Moorhouse united in mar riage Mrs. Mary Campbell Martin, of Wingham, daughter of the late James Dow and Mr. Albert George Wight, of Thedford. They were ac companied by Mrs. J. H. McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wight, of Thedford. Mr. and Mrs. Wight reside on the groom’s farm on 7 Highway, south of Thedford. will No. vis-Mrs. McLung, of Highgate, is iting with her s.’ster, Mrs. B. R. Bartow. Mr. Preston Dearing is showing his Dorset Horned sheep at the Guelph Winter Fair this week. Mrs. -B. W. F. Beavers and her sister Mrs. Kaufman were guests of Mrs. E. Rennie, at Hensail during the week. Mr. John Bell attended the funer al on Sunday of Mr. William McMill an, of Hullett, son of Mr. Thomas McMillan, M.P. „ Mrs. W. T. England arrived from Calgary Tuesday, evening to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor. Mr. Nelson Taylor is also expected from Al berta for Christmas. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Siltery, life long residents of Egmondyille, re cently celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary at the home of tlieir son-in-law, Mr. John Quail, of Clinton. The new Chevrolet models Will soon be placed on exhibition. Mess rs. ‘Milo Snell, Ulric Snell, John Passmore and Chas, Fritz were in London on Tuesday attending a demonstration for dealers only. The Chevrolet garage in town has been redecorated in readiness for the new model which will be shown here in the near future. George Boa, of Hensall, and Fred Harburn, of Cromarty, were winners of the Dominion doubles Horshoe Pitching Championship which took place at the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto. To win the event Har burn and Boa beat H. G. Brady and E. S. Brady, of Fenwick, the broth ers- who were rural county ions last year. champ FREE! will give Marcella Free to the CHILDRENS’ & LADIES’ COATS Every Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Coat will be sacrificed this week. Here is your chance to buy that new coat at dollars below the regular cost. STAMPED GOODS ‘ Luncheon Sets, Towels, Aprons, Pil low Cases, Vanity and buffet sets. A splendid range: of stamped goods to choose from. CHAMOISETTE AND KID GLOVES In the better qualities. These are fully guaranteed and are smartly styled $1.00 to $2.95 FANCY & BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS Hundred to choose from. At any price you care to pay. All at lower prices. FULL-FASHIONED SILK HQSE Circle Bar, full-fashioned silk hosiery in all the newest fall and winter shades at PER PAIR $1.25 SILK & RAYON LINGERIE GOWNS, PYJAMAS, VESTS, BLOOMERS, SLIPS AND PANTIE SETS. A BEAUTIFUL RANGE OF SILK AND RAYON LINGERIE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. LADIES’ BATH ROBES Make your choice now while*5 we have a good assortment. Beautiful cloths and colorings at $2.95 to $5.75. SILK SCARVES In all the newest colorings and shapes in crepes and silks at $1.50, $1.95 & $2.25. CHILDREN’S KIMONAS A smart little garment, cozy and warm for the little tots of 2, 4, 6 years at $1.50. ' ALL WOOL PLAID BLANKETS In the new two-toned and fancy plaids. These beautiful all wool blankets make a real gift at $6.50 to $8.50. CHINA & CROCKERY DEPARTMENT WE HAVE ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW TO SHOW YOU AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR. OUR TABLES ARE FILLED WITH LOVE LY GIFT DISHES. ■■■ -...................................f , - Xmas Specials for this Week Seedless Grapefruit Large size 4 for 25c. Choice Eatmor Cranberries 20c. a lb. Mixed Christmas Candy 2 lbs. for 25c. Sunsweet Prunes in pkgs. . . 2 lbs. for 25c. Gold Medal Mincemeat ... 40 oz. jar 37c. Mincemeat in bulk................2 lbs. for 25c. Fresh California Grapes 15c. a lb. .........7c. a lb. .... 29c. each 10 lbs. for 25c. 2 lbs. for 17c. Table Syrup in bulk * Good 5-string Brooms No. 1 Cooking Onions Broken Sodas ............. FRESH HEAD LETTUCE, CELERY HEARTS, CABBAGE, TURNIPS, CARROTS WE WANT YOUR POULTRY. HIGHEST PRICES PAID Southcott Bros. L ‘ . -.................................................J Canning Poultry Wanted a Highest Market Price Paid DELIVERED TO’ JONES & MAY EXETER 4 Mr. and Mrs. Arto Delve and fam ily, of Forest, spent the week-end visiting with Mrs. Delve’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Abbott and other relatives. Mr. Delve is carry ing his arm in a sling having sus tained a fracture when he fell down an elevator shaft at the Forest Can ning factory. He was fixing a lock on the elevator when a board on which he was sitting broke and let him fall to the bottom. It was recently stated in a Lon don paper that a London clergyman had given a .blood transfusion to save the life of one of the members of his church stating that so far as was known this was the first time that a pastor had offered his blood in this way to save a member of his flock. Exetei* This is hardly correct as an minister Rev. D. McTavish did the same thing over three years ago for an Exeter lady who is now able to be around again. DR. J. HARRY BROWNING Physician and Burgeon M.D., C.M., Toronto L. II. C. P. and S., Edinburgh L. F. P. and S., Glasgow, Etc. Post Graduate New York 'Specialty1, maternity; diseases: nerves, stomach, skin, urinary and sexual troubles. All modalities in electro physio therapy, ultra violet, &c. Modern hospital accommoda tions. 4-1-32 i High and Public School girls from December'10th to the 16th, Having taken a Marcelling course I wish the ladies of Exeter and vi cinity to know that I will give Free Mftrcells from December 17th to the 31st. Phone 61w for appointment, MRS* A* M. MELVILLE W. R. GOULDING « A. T. O. M. Organist and Choirmaster James St. United Church instruction? In Plano Vocal Organ Theorj Supervisor of Music in Schools Studio, Main St* Box 123, phono 132 - EXETER* ONT Wearing apparel is always appreciated by the Men at Christmas. Our Christmas stock is all new, bought special ly for the Christmas trade. It is beautiful stuff and is mark ed away down. You can save money by shopping here. A few suggestions: SWEATERS WITH SOCKS TO MATCH; V NECK AND COAT SWEATERS; PYJAMAS, SHIRTS, TIES, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, SOCKS, BRACES, MUFFLERS, BELTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDERWEAR, GARTERS IN FANCY BOXES, COME IN AND LOOK AROUND A PHONE 81w A EXETER, ONT. XMAS IS ALMOST HERE! IN LOOKING FOR ’CHRISTMAS GIFTS CALL AND SEE OUR BIG STOCK. WE HAVE A LOT OF NICE THINGS, IN FACT EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE FROM A FOOTSTOOL TO A CHESTERFIELD SUITE WOULD DO FOR A GIFT. EVERYTHING AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. See our box spring and spring- filled mattress for only $26.75 “We Sell For Less” R. IN. ROWE Funeral Director Ambulance Service Day and Night