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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1932-03-31, Page 8THURSDAY, MARCH 31» D>32 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE The Forest Free Press in sum­ ming up the Chautauqua program states that the lecture by Dr. Bailey was the “high spot” of the tour clay series and was well worth the Chautauqua ticket. Dr. Bailee* comes to Exeter this Thursday even­ ing. The popular entertainment, (Sue Basting’s Marionettes which will appear here Friday afternoon is greatly enjoyed by the grown-ups and is also particularly appealing to the boys and girls. The admission to the Frday afternoon ‘program is 35c, Exeter Markets Wheat, 50 c. Barley, standard, 35c. Oats, 25 c. .Bran 95c. Shorts $1.00 Manitoba Flour $2,75 Model Flour $2.50 Welconle Flour $2.30 Low Grade Flour $<.10 Creamery Butter, 3 0-3 2c. Dairy Butter, 23-24p, Eggs, extras lie. Eggs, firsts 9 c. Eggs, seconds 7c. , CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, M. A. Minister Miss Lena Coates, A.L.C.M., Organist 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a,m.—Springtime in the Souj 7 pan.—'The Disciples of Jesus (8) James New Coats Just Arrived Misses Margaret Penhale and Isobel Russell and Mr. Charles Pearce, of London Normal, are spending the Easter holidays at their respective homes. Powell’s Exchange We have purchased the stock of the Moore Estate and offer the. fol­ lowing for Quick Sale, for Cash. .20 lb. and 5 lb. Computing Scales, ;4 plate Glass. Silent Salesman, Soda Fountain, Orangeade Vendor, Elec­ tric Fixtures, 5 round1 oak tables, chairs to match; pictures, Cherry Sideboard, 4 Dining Room Chairs, Secretary, Two Stoves, Kitchen Range, Several homes and garages. OUR WANT LIST REQUIRES (3-burner oil stove, must be cheap; 4-foot silent -Salesman, Large Cash Register medium sized Safe, Good Cheer Cook Stove, Wardrobe, Kit­ chen Chairs, Clothes Wringer, Lin­ oleum, Platform Seale,* Antique Fur­ niture. If you have- anything to sell or •you want anything, it is Our Busi- ixess to Serve You. Store Oen Af­ ternoons. Phone 122. The Trivitt Memorial Chancel Guild will hold a cooking sal© at Mr. G. A. Hawkins’ Hardware store on Saturday at 3 p.m. NOTICE Get your sewing and fur work idone early at cut rates, any style. ’ SPECIAL—Fur Coats lined at half price, for limited time only. PRICES— Fur Scarfs ............... $3.00 and up Spring Coats ...............$3.50 and up Dresses ..... $2.50 and up ALL CHILDREN’S SEWING AT CUT RATES MBS. NORMAN HOCKEY Main Street FOR SALE—Seed Banner oats, also some good sound mangolds- Apply to W. J. Ford. We have nice samples of O.A.C. 144, seed oats. Call and see us for your requirements. Harvey Bros. Mr. I. McLeod, of Clinton, will ad­ dress the Thames Road Farmer’^ Club on Monday night, April 4th. All orders for grass seed, corn and fertilizer must be in by that date. We have some oil cake and cedar posts on hand. P. Passmore, Sec’y. ATTENTION PEA GROWERS— Pea seed is now available at the factory.—Canadian Canners Ltd. Are you a good guesser? Try your luck at the Centralia Chopping Mill. See particulars on another page. The Tennis Club intend holding another euchre on Friday evening of next week, April Sth. Watch for notice next week. TO RENT—75 acres pasture land for one season or term of years. Moderate rate. Lot 16, con. 7, Hay. W. C. Pearce, Exeter. FOR SALE—Two good Durham cows to freshen, 5 yearlings, Ford- son. tractor in A 1 condition. Apply to Nelson St. Clair, R. R. No. 1, Crediton. (3-31-3tc WANTED—About 15 head of cattle for pasture this summer. Ap­ ply to R. Skijjner, Exeter. HOUSE TO RENT—On Ann St. Priced cheap in keeping with the times. Mrs. J. Bi’intnell. BARGAINS 50 only 13-plate heavy duty bat­ teries, while they last, at $7.00 each These batteries are guaranteed for two years. Also another car of Red- path Sugar at $5.00 per cwt.—Cen­ tralia Co-Operative Co., Ltd., Cen­ tralia, Out. (3-24-3tic. HOUSE TO RENT—Modern resi­ dence on Williani St. Possession on May 1st. Apply at Times-Advocate. 3-10-tfc. FOB RENT—100 acres, first class land, situate in the Township of Vsbornd, 10 acres of fall wheat, all Fall plowing done.—For further particulars apply to CARLING & Morley, Exeter W. R« Goulding A. T. C. M. Organist and Choirmaster James St. United Church instruction in Plano Vocal Organ Theory Supervisor of Music In School* Studio, Main St, Box 123, phone 192 EXETER* ONT Mr. Samson Yelland is confined to liis home through illness. .Mr, Alex Elliott, of Niagara Falls visited in town for Easter. Mr. Thos. Hart on, of London, was in town on Easter Monday. Miss Marion Gladman is spend­ ing the holidays in London. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coates visit­ in Lucan on Easter Sunday. Mrs, Charlotte Hockey is confin- to her home through illness. Dr. and Mrs. Ward and family spent the week-end in London. Miss Ella Link is visiting at the home of Mr. and Airs. Win. Kuntz. A new flag is flying on top of the post office, the old one being worn out. Miss Luella Stanlake, who has been ill with influenza is improv­ ing. Mr. Edgar Moir, of St. Cather­ ines, spent the holidays at his home here. Air. V. L. Roulston, of Stratford, spent Easter under the parental roof. Mrs. J. W- Orme, of Toronto, vis­ ited in town on Monday with Airs. G. T. Mantle. Air. Eugene Howey, student at Victoria College, 'Toronto, was home for the Easter holidays. Airs, Wm. Hodgins, of Lucan, vis­ ited with her father, Mr. W. D. Sanders for Easter. i Mr. R. E. Davis, of Trenton, spent the Easter holidays with-his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sid Davis.” Air. Harold Kuntz and Miss Dor­ othy Kuntz, of Windsor, visited their parents over the holidays. Air. and Airs. Kervin Werner, of London, spent Easter with the lat­ ter’s mother, Airs. D. Russell. Air. Jas. Francis, who lias been confined to his home at Bright through illness is improving. Air. Harold Fisher, of Harriston, spent the holidays visiting with 'his parents Air. and Airs. Jeff. Fisher. Airs. Wm. Snell and family- are visiting in London with the former's parents Air. and Mrs. Geo. Geddes. Mr. E. C. Harvey, who lias been confined to liis bed for th© past week with influenza' is improving. Miss Greta Dearing, of London, spent Easter Sunday with her par­ ents Mr. and Airs. Wesley Dearing. Mr. and Airs. Janies Jewell have returned home after spending the winter in London and Mt. Brydges. Air. William Heideman, of Tor­ onto, spent the holidays with Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. He'ideman. Miss Bernice Sanders, of London, visited with her parents Air. and Mrs. Wm. Sanders on Easter Sun­ day, Airs. G. Al. Lownds, of Windsor, visited at the home of her father Air. Wm. Leavitt for the Easter holi­ days. Alisses Marjorie and Doreen West- cott, of London, spent the holidays with their parents Air. and Airs. G. Westcott. Air. and Air. Robt. Love and son, Junior, of Alt. Brydges, visited with Afrs. Love’s mother, Airs. Wm. Pfaff for the holiday. Airs. Ketclien returned from Lon­ don last week having recently un­ dergone an operation for trouble with one of her eyes. Aliss Ruth Hills, of the Collegiate Staff, Ottawa, who is spending the holidays at her home in Dublin visit­ ed in Exeter on Sunday. Little Etta Mae, the seven months old daughter of Air. and Mrs. A. J. Brintnell, who was seriously ill with pneumonia, is now out of danger. The heavy drifts of snow which visited this section a week ago and. blocked the roads to motor traf­ fic has prectically all disappeared1. Air. and Airs. Robt. Coleman and daughter, Alice and Aliss May Beach of London, spent Good Friday vislt- ing with Air. and Mrs, Frank Coates Air. and Airs. Harold Taylor have recently moved into their new home on the farm purchased from Air. Al­ bert Penwarden on the St. Marys Rd Air. and Mrs. Harold Whyte and family, Mrs. Rd. Murphy and Alias Mildred Murphy visited over the holidays in Sarnia, Port Hu ron and I Detroit. r Airs, Reginald Taylor, who recent* ly underwent an operation for ap- pondlclties in Victoria Hospital, London, is Improving and Is ex­ pected home shortly. JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev, D. McTavish, Raster W. R, Goulding, A.T.C.M. * Organist and Choir-Leader 11 a.m.—“The Salt of the Earth and the Light of the World” 5th in the series on “The Sermon on the Mount.” 3 p.m.—Sunday School 7 p.m.—“Lovest thou Ale? A Post-Easter message S. S. Anniversary,. April 10th. MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. C. J, Moorhouse, Pastor Miss Evelyn Huston Organist and Choir-Leader 11 a.m.—Communion Service A message to our Church members 3 p.m.—-Our Church School. 7 p.m,—Safe Guarding of High En­ terprise. This is our Church membership day will all our members as far as pos­ sible attend. 7.30 Thursday Prayer Service. Special meeting Men’s Union on April 6th. Our official Board will meet on Tuesday, April 5th at 8 p.m. TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rector, Rev. E. L. Vivian, I/. Th. Organist, Miss MacFaul Choir-Leader, Air. Middlemiss Low Sunday 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer 3 p.m.—Sunday School 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon •Special Easter Anthem and Music at all services. Mr. Clarence Simmons was home' foi' Good Friday and Easter. Miss Enola Buswell, of Stratford Normal, was home for Easter. Aliss Dorothy Lawson, of London, was home for the holidays. Aliss Grace Chambers, of London, spent Easter at her home here. The robins have again returned in numbers with their pleasant chirp Alisses Ruble Creech and Ruby Davis are visiting with friends in London. Aliss „C0ra Harness, of Lucan, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harness.. Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Elliott and family, of London, spent Easter in town. i Air. Reg. Beavers, of Bridgeburg, spent Good Friday and Easter with his parents. Air. Gordon C. Koch, of the High School staff, is holidaying at his home in Stratford. Mr. Orville Wassman; of Windsor is visiting with his cousins Harold* and Howard "Elliot. \ Miss Kathryn Woods, of London^ spent Easter with, her parents, Mrf and Mrs. T. S. Woods. Mrs. Lloyd Baynbam and daugh­ ter Betty, of Guelph, ate visiting with relatives in town. Mr. T. S. Neale, of Hamilton, vis­ ited in Exeter and Brucefield on Easter Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bickle 5 yards for 75c See our new Patterns in Sunfast Wallpapers Special— Pure Linen Hand Towelling SPECIALS FOR Oatmeal, fine or course .... 7 lbs. for 25c. Dutch Cleanser, per tin........................10c. • Alymer Tomato Juice...........4 tins for 25c. TRY US FOR YOUR NEXT ORDER—HEAD HEARTS, RIPE TOMATOES, GRAPEFRUIT, EACH 75c, PHONE 81w Mr. Bruce Medd and Miss Eleanor Med<^, both of whom are on the staff of the Napa nee Collegiate Institute and Miss Marjorie Medd a student at MacDonald Hall, Guelph, are spending Easter with, their parents, J\Ir. and Mrs. W. G. Medd. Showing the newest styles and materials that are so popular this season. The prices too are much lower. $10.95, S14.95 These are priced at AT $24.95 MEN’S WORK SHOES Never have we offered better values at these prices $2.49 $2.75 MINER RUBBER, BOOTS It pays to keep your feet dry., Miner Rubbers are fully guaranteed. PRICED AT $2.98 ARROW ANQ FORSYTHE SHIRTS In exceptional values very neat pat­ terns'and fast colors AT $1.50 TO $1.95 NEW SPRING FELTS We are showing some smart shapes for young men in greys, sand and brown. EACH $2.50 - Beautiful Heel-Hugger Shoes Especially designed for comfort, yet right in tune with the modern mode. 1 hese shoes are made to conform with every curve of your foot. They are available in 190 different sizes AAAAA to EEE. Priced at $7.50 SPECIAL IN BLINDS 5 dozen only green blinds. These are slightly imperfect. You cannot detect them from firsts ROOM LOTS OF WALLPAPER We offer a number of room lots of wallpaper at about quarter of their regular prices. 98c. $1.29 $1.49 New Patterns and Lower Prices on Floor Coverings We are showing all the new patterns in Congoleums and Linoleum Rugs as well as some smart patterns in piece goods. The prices too are lower.- THIS WEEK Special Black or Mixed Tea . Mawen’s Improved Fig Bars Simply delicious....................2 lb. 29c. Horne’s Peamit Butter, 2 lb. glass bbl. 29c. LETTUCE, LEAF LETTUCE, CELERY ORANGES AND BANANAS . 34c. lb. BATTERIES Willard 13-plate Batteries in Genuine Rubber Cases as low as $7.95 other makes as low as $6.00 A few rebuilt Batteries at $3.00 Each, While They Last Expert service on all makes. W. J. BEER Sj ^WOMEN’S INSTITUTE and little daughter, Dorothy Ann, of London, spent Good Friday and Easter with Mrs. Sickle’s. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kuntz. Among those who are attending Western University in London who where home for Easter were; Messrs Hugh Creech, Harry Jennings, Don­ ald Gladman, Harry Anderson, Miss­ es Kathleen Wiseman and Dorothy Thompson. Leavitt’s Theatre SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY April 2nd, 4th, 5th and Gtli WILLIAM HAINES in “Get Rich Quick Wallingford” LAUREL—HARDY ’COMEDY “LAUGHING GRAVY’’ Thursday, Friday, Saturday APRIL 8 and Oth “STREET SCENE” SPECIAL ALL STAR CAST On. Tuesday afternoon, March 29 Mrs. E. Rowcliffe loaned her home’ for the March meeting of the Wo­ men’s Institute. The President, Mrs. G. Etherington, presided. Eighteen members answered roll call and there were five visitors. A few items of business ‘ were discussed. It was unamiously decided to send th© autograph quilt, which has al­ ready netted the Institute forty dollars, to Dr. Margaret 'Strang, Medical Missionary, \ formerly of Hurondale, Ont. a.hd in active ser­ vice at Dixonville, Peace River Dis­ trict, Alberta. Arrangements were made for the summer meeting. The topic “Canadian Industries” was ably taken 'by our popular reeve, Mr. B. M. Francis and thoroughly enjoyed 'by everyone present. Clif­ ford Quance gave two snappy mouthorgan selections, accompan­ ied On the piano by Mrs. H. Carey. A bright Easter reading was given by Miss Margaret Melville. A few interesting remarks were given by the district president, Miss Nettie Keddy, of Hurondale. A humorous feature of the afternoon was the house dress parade of the members. First prize, Mrs, M» Quance, second Mrs, Goo. Jacques; third, Mrs. W< Powell. The judges were Mrs. Wm. Balltwill and Mdss Nettie Keddy, Community singing brought the meeting to a close after which lun­ ch was served by the hostess assist­ ed by Mrs. Wm. Abbott, Mrs. T. Harvey and Mrs. v. Hogarth and Miss Nettie McTaggart and a social half hour spent, Father- (awaiting nows): “Well, nurse, will it use a safety-rasor or a lip-sticld” There’s No Additional Cost!! EXTRA PANTS WITH EVERY SUIT! .... MONDAY, APRIL 4th, 1932 NOTE THE DATE! IT’S FOR EVERY MAN IN THIS TOWN ON THE DAY ' MENTIONED ABOVE During the visit of MR. PARK Head Office Representative of Berger Tailoring Company, an expert fitter who will he at this store on MONDAY, APRIL 4th, we are authorized to give with every “.Clothes of Quality” suit ordered AN TROUSERS ■ MATERIAL COST. This the duration. of the representa- " five's visit. • Plan to buy your new Spring suit or top-coat during this visit. EXTRA PAIR OF OF THE SAME AT NO EXTRA offer is limited to1 Don’t miss it. AND UP SUITS & TOPCOATS Made-to-Measure. EXTRA PANTS Without Extra Charge BERGER Clothes of Quality” TAMAN EXETER, ONT. Mr. Chas. Godbolt shipped two load of heavy horses last week, one to Simcoe and the other to Essex centre. Miss Agnes Hamilton, who has spent the past few months in Ilder- ton, with her neice Miss Agnes Frebble spent .Sunday with the form­ er’s mother. Miss Prebble is re­ maining for a week. Mr. Harry Clarke, who recently underwent an operation for appen­ dicitis in Victoria Hospital, London returned to the home of Mr. Wilfred Shapton, of Stephen, on Thursday afternoon of last week. Miss Flossie Hunter, who is at­ tending Toronto University spent Good Frday and Easter at her home here. Miss Hunter had been indis­ posed for about two weeks with the flu previous to coming home. The fall wheat in this community has come through in excellent shape, The splendid growth made In the fall helped greatly in carrying the wheat through the open winter and the snow of th© past week has also proved a benefit. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary PubliiC Estate and General Practice In an Courts. Money to loan New Bank of Toronto Building, London, Ontario Phone; Office: Metcalf 1723 Residence: Metcalf 2172 Miss Emily Frayne, of Staffa,. spent Easter Sunday and Monday visiting at the home of Mrs. M. Sheere. DR. J. HARRY BROWNING Physician and Surgeon M.D., C.M., Toronto L- R- G P. and s.» Edinburgh ; L< P, and S^ Glasgow, Ete* Post Graduate New York Specialty, maternity; diseases: nerves, stomach, skin, urinary and sexual troubles. All modalities in electro physio therapy, ultra violet, &c. Modern hospital accommoda* tions, 4-1-52