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vision of Health of Animals
Branch Department of Agricul
ture, Ottawa
Safe milk for Children d
Have our wagon call or buy ivx
at Brown’s Butcher Shop U
Phone 13r2
The Exeter Checker Club will liold
another tournament at Mr. Taylor’s
next
All
Tire Shop Monday evening of
,week beginning at 8 o’clock,
checker players are invited.
’ A GENERAL NOTICE TO THE
CITIZENS OF EXETER.
Regarding the Collection of Refuse
and Rubbish intended for the
Dump Ground
A town team will collect refuse
land rubbish on all streets east of
Pie Main Street on Tuesday, May 10
'On all streets west of the Main St.
on Wednesday, May 11th.
Kindly have all refuse and rub
bish in boxes or bags and placed on
the boulevard adjoining the street.
By Order
JOHN NORRY
Street Commissioner
Exeter Markets
Wheat, 55c«
Barley, standard 40c.
Oats 30 c.
Bran, $1.10
Shorts, $1.1Q
Manitoba Flour $3.75
Model Flour $2.50
Welcome Flour $2,30
Low Grade Flour, $1.20
Creamery Butter 22, 23c,
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,,
Butter, 16-17c,
extras 11c.
firsts 9c,
seconds 7C.
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locals
The Ladies’ Aid of Caven Pres
byterian Church will hold a sale of
home-made cooking at Grigg’s Store
on Saturday afternoon, May 7th.
We have a very large display of
Service
NOTICE
meet
HAVE ARRIVED
priced at $2.50
We offer Peerless’ Poultry Pres
cription for the next two weeks at
50c. per bottle, formerly $1.00. The
ideal remedy for poultry diseases.
Harvey Bros.
Union,
a mes-
Notice to Holders of Merchants
Theatre Tickets
O—O—O—O—O—O—O
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. Bernard Rhode*, M. A;
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A.L.C.M., Organist
MOTHER’S DAY
10 a.m.'-HS.uuday School; a special
and appropriate program
11 a,m.— Mother’s Day Service:
Subject, “The Health of the Home”
Baptism will be admistered. The
Sunday 'School orchestra will as
sist the choir.
7 p.m.—“The Providence of Sor
row”
Sunday, the 15 th, Sacrament Sun
day, The celebration of Holy Com
munion at the morning service.
t
Mr.
the
the
who has
sons in Hay
to her home.
Detroit, is
into the resi-
STARTED CHICKS FOR SALE
White Leghorns and Barred Rocks
1, 2. 3 and 4 weeks old, hatched
from eggs of blood-tested flocks,
culled and banded by Government
Inspectors from O.A.C. and mated
With registered R.’O.P.. Cockerels, al
so pullets 6 to 8 weeks old from game
flocks, at reasonable prices. Wel
lington Brock, Granton R.R. 1, tele
phone 4-15 Kirkton. 5-5-4tc.
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FOR SALE1—'Now is the time to
get you strawberry plants. Seven
choice varieties to select from. W.
F. Abbott, Exeter. 5-’5-2tp
FOR RENT—50 acres good pas
tures land, west 1-2 lot 6, con. 5,
Hay, good water. Apply Wes. Dear
ing, R. R. 1, Exeter. 5-5-i3itc.
Upshall
making
to the
The Fuller Brush Co., has open
ing for three men, Hay, Usborne
and Stephen districts. Apply by
letter to F. M. Rogers, Exeter, ltp.
FOR SALE—40 White Leghorn
pullets 11 weeks old. Ferris strain.
50c. each. Apply T. H. Walker, R.
1, Centralia. 5-(5-2tp.
FOR SALE—Yorkshire pigs 6
weeks old; also millet seed at 2£c.
a pound. Phone 5-73 Hensall. Jas.
Broadfoot.
Persons desirous of having fruit
trees sprayed, call Hogarth Baby
Chick Hatchery 184w. 5-,5-2tc
Government Approved Chicks;
Barred Rocks 10c.; White Leghorns
8c. All breeding .stock are Ontario
Breeding /Stations selected and blood
tested by officials of the Ontario
Agricultural College. All cockerels
are registered R.O.P. birds. This is
a real opportunity to obtain fine
quality chicks at rock bottom prices.
10% books your order. H. E. Mow
bray, Granton, Ont. phone 50.
5-5-tfc
CUSTOM HATCHING — Limited
space at 2c. per egg. Gordon Cud-
more, Exeter, phone 149.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Residence
on Sanders St., 5 rooms, good water,
fruit trees. Apply E. M. Quance,
Exeter.
LeaveMothers’ Day, May 8th.
your order for flowers with Wilson’s
Grocery, phone 56,
WANTED—Girl Or young woman
for general house-work and cooking.
Steady position. No washing or iron
ing. Two adults ill family. Wages
$20 monthly. Apply Box 116, Bay
field.
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants.
Best varieties, Senator Dunlop and
Glen Mary. 75c. per 100; $2.00 per
300; $5.00 pel* 1000, delivered, Na
than Doiipe, Kirkton. 4-21-3 tp.
HOUSE FOR SALE—On Victoria
Street, all modern conveniences. Sell
at a Sacrifice. Apply Times-Advo
cate.
Blank Counter check books
sale at the Times-Advocate.
for
invitation to become the
the Ridgetown United
T. Miners returned last
with
Miss Olive Wood R. N-, of Toron
to, is visiting with her parents
and Mrs, W. H. Wood.
Mr. John Willis has purchased
brick cottage on William St.,
residence of the late Mrs. Cole,
Mr. Lloyd Beavers, of Detroit,
spent a few days last week visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. b. W. F. Beavers
Mrs. Roger Northcott,
been visiting with her
township has returned
Mr. Fred Brock, of
moving back to Exeter
dence of Mr, W. H. Dearing at the
park.
Miss Margaret Penhale, of Lon
don Normal, spent the week-end
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Asa
Penhale.
Messrs. Cecil Stewart and Garnet
McFalls were in Windsor last week
and brought home two new Chrys
ler cars.
Mr. Harry Stanlake has returned
to Exeter from Sarnia and has re
sumed his position with the Exeter
creamery.
Mr. E. Guest is moving from Mrs.
Anderson’s house on Main Street to
the residence of Mr. Chas,
on Carling Street.
■Mr. James Brintnell is
considerable improvement
house on Ann Street recently vacat
ed by Mr. A. J. Payne.
(M*?. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers
and Mrs. Kaufman were at Glencoe
on Sunday visiting* with the latter’s
daughter, Mrs. R. Singleton.
Rev. Silas McFalls accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. James McFalls,
of London are visiting with the lat
ter’s sister, Mrs. A. McFalls.
Mr. W. A. Turnbull spent Sunday
wit'h |Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, of
(Blyth. His daughter Miss Isobel has
been, visiting there for some weeks^
A new .tax on cheques went into
effect Monday, May. 2nd. The tax
is now three cents on cheques over
$5.00 and 6c. on cheques over $100.
Rev. E. J. Roulston, pastor of the
United Church at Wheatley, has re
ceived an
pastor of
church.
Mrs. J.
week after a pleasant visit
relatives and friends at Walkerville,
Kingsville and community and De
troit, Mich.
Mr. Bruce Rivers, who has been
occupying the residence of Dr. Ward
on William Street has moved across
the road into the new residence
erected by Mr. J. W. Hern.
Dr. George Hind, of Walkerton,
and Miss Harley, of Owen Sound,
spent the week-end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hind. They also
visited in London on Saturday.
Miss Mildred Rowe, teacher on the
Public School staff, has been advised
by her physician to take a short
rest and her room at the school is
being supplied by Miss> Reta Rowe.
Both Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hewitt,
of Andrew Street, have been indis
posed for some time and on Tues
day were removed to the home of
Mrs. Cottle, Ann Street, where they
will be well taken care of.
Snell Bros., 'took a load to Oshawa
Tuesday to bring, home four new
cars, one Pontiac and three Chevro
lets.
were E. R. Hopper, George Tracey,
W. J. Beer and Ira Marshall.
Mi*, and Mrs. W. Martin and Mrs.
Samuel Martin were in Goderich on
Sunday visiting at the home of Mrs.
I. Salkeld the occasion being the
birthday of Mrs. Martin’s grand
daughter Miss Susanne Bawden,
Those who went to Oshawa
;Mr. and Mrs. John Hind, of town
and Miss Lula McDonald, of Hensall,
were in Brantford on Tuesday and
called on Mr. Lyle Statham an Exe
ter old boy. Lyle is a druggist and
is making good in his chosen life
work.
Mrs. E. Howard, who has spent
the winter witli her daughter, MrS.
McCannel, of ^Walkerton, is at pres
ent visiting with her sister, Mrs. E.
Christie, Sr. Mrs. McCann el and
Mrs, -Creedar and daughter Doreen,
of Walkerton, motored down with
her on (Sunday.
county Master w. J. Faulder, of
Crediton, of the L* O, L» accompan
ied by ■County Deputy Master Gor
don Lamport, of Exeter, visited the
Goderich Lodge on: Thursday even
ing of last ‘week in connection with
the arranging for the monster
Orange celebration at Goderich on
12th of July next.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W, R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
Special Mothers’ Day Services
a.m.—“Reverence for Woman
hood”
Male Choir
li
3
7
p.m.—Open session of the Sunday
School. Splendid program, Bap
tismal Service.
p.m.—“The wooing of Rebekah”
An Old Testament Romance.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.—Mother and Father Service11
3
7
8
7
p.m.—The Church School are hav
ing a special Mother’s Day Ser
vice.
p.m.—What the Scriptures Teach
about the One and Only Sin Be
yond Forgiveness.
o’clock, Wednesday—Men
Mr, Anthony is presenting
sage.
•o’clock Thursday—Prayer
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. E. L. ViviaD, L. Th.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, air. Middlemiss
Festival of St. Philip and St- James
and Rogation Sunday
Ascension Thursday
8 p.m.—.Evening Prayer & -Sermon
Sunday after Ascension
—Sunday School
—Morning Prayer
•Evensong
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11
7 p.m.-
a.m.-
a.m.-
Monday, May 9th
Opening of Huron Synod
Divine Service St. Paul’s Cathedral
London, Ontario at 8 p.m.
The Canadian Legion will
Thursday, May 5th at 8 p.m.
TRIVITT A. Y. P. A.
The closing meeting of the Trivitt
Memorial A. Y. P. A. was held on
Monday evening with the election of
officers and a social evening. A
greater number of the members
were dressed in schoolday outfits
and school day .games were played.
The ordinary routine of business
was carried on and then Mr. Vivian,
the rector, took the chair and in a
few words complimented the organ
ization on their fine showing for the
year and also brought out the re
quest that every A. Y. P. A. mem
ber attend church at least once a
Sunday. The following officers
elected were: President, E. Moyle;
Vice-nPres., Wm. Walter; Secretary
Florence West; treasurer, Rosa
Dearing; Program Committee, Amel
ia Acheson, Phyllis Winer and B.
Cousins; Social Committee, Mrs. H.
Walter; '/Mrs. Vivian and Bernice
Gollings; Captains for sides, Aljoe
Sanders and Wm.. Manwaring. Miss
Braine then took the meeting and
solos were sung by Master T. Wal
ter, Wm. Walter and Wm. Manwar
ing. After the program school
day games were played and bread
and jam was served by the losing
side.
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Sflen’s Spring Coats Sledueed
In this lot are coats that were as high as $25.00. We have put (19 At
them all at one price. We offer you your choice for only
MEN’S COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS
In plain shades of Blue, Sand and White
also good patterns in neat stripes.
VERY SPECIAL AT EACH 89c.
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NEW ELASTIC AND BRAIDED BELTS
These are very smart and comfortable.
Comes in black and white and brown and
white in Boy’s and Men’s at
50c. and 75c.
SMART NEW OXFORDS
In the season’s newest styles. Two
very Tine fitters.'
AT PER PAIR $2.95 and $4.50
HATCHWAY
NO-BUTTON UNDERWEAR
This, popdlar underwear for men comes
in a better material and instead of the old
pice of $1.50 IT SELLS FOR $1,00
Shiffer Hillman made-to-measure suits,now selling at $25,00
LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES
In very pleasing styles and good wash
ing materials EACH 79c.
72 in. UNBLEACHED SHEETING
An exceptional good weight and fine
even weave.
A GOOD BUY AT PER YARD 35c.
OIL CLOTH RUNNERS 18 by 45 in.
For dressers, wash stands, splasher,
and numerous other uses in different colors
and patterns
SPECIAL EACH 25c.
LADIES’ COTTON HOSE
In black, gray or sand; our regular 25c.
quality on sale this week at per pair 19c.
CURTAIN NETS
In four very neat patterns,
quality curtain net at a very low price
PER YARD 30c.
FRILLED CURTAINS
In rose, green and green trimming. A
neat low priced curtain for bedroom, kit
chens, etc.
SPECIAL AT PER PAIR 59c.
GREEN BLINDS AT 75c.
These are seconds, but you! can’t tell
them from firsts.
If your old rollers are good we can supply you with any color blind you want in any width.
STAIR PADS ,..
CURTAIN RODS
FELTOL MATS .
Linoleums and Congoleums in Rugs and by the yard.
SPECIALS FOR. THIS WEEK
1 Tea Strainer free with 1 lb. Crisco . .27c.
Large package of Oxydol and
10c. cake of hard water soap both for 22c
Garden Seeds all kinds 5c. pkg., 6 for 25c.
Large bottle Tiger Catsup ................... 19c.
Large package of Chipso
10c. cake hard water soap for 22c.
Large bottle Queen Olives . . 20 oz. Jar 25c.
Fried Fillet Herring
Tasty New Cheese ..
. 12 oz. tin 22c.
>..............15c. lb.
Southcott Bros
Owing to the increased amusement
tax it is necessary to collect a 3c.
tax on all coupons or admission
tickets. Please be advised that
these tickets will not be accepted
after June 1st.
Coupons will be received for the
following pictures for May with the
exception of Saturday.
“Spirit of Notre Dame’’ with Lew
Ayres, May 12th and 14th.
“Road to Singapore” with William
Powell, May 16th and 18th.
“Carless Lady” with Joan Bennett
and Victor MoLagen, May 19 & 21st.
“Amateur Daddy” with Warner
Baxter, sequel to “Daddy Longings”
May 30' and June 1st.
MITCHELL HORSE RACES
The Mitchell Turf Association will
celebrate Victoria Day, Tuesday,
May 24 th with the following pro*
$900.00 in prizes, divided
race—2.18 trot or
Trotters allow-
Whippet races, of
Baseball and horse
gram.
$300 for each
pace. Free for all.
ed five seconds.
$50 in prizes,
shoe pitching in the morning. Band
in attendance. Dance in the town
hall in the evening. Plan to attend
sports in Mitchell, May 24tli.
Spring and Summer
Brighten up your home with
New Furniture
Plan to visit our show room and see our
display of Chesterfield Suites, Dining
Room Suites, Bedroom Suites etc.
R. N. ROWE
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HATS & CAPS
Spring hats in the new shapes arid shades
A special line of New Spring Caps
at the new price level-of $1.25
w.
PHONE 81w
W. TAMAN
EXETER, ONT.
Miss Florence Norry, of London,
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mr.S. Jno. Norry.
BABY CHICKS
Baby Chicks are CanadianA-l
Government Approved'. All flocks
are culled by Government Inspector.
April 25th and after, Ontario bred-
to-lay Barred Rocks, 12m;
Rocks, 14c.; Jersey Black
15c,; Baron Strain Single Comb
White Leghorns, Br.own Leghorns,
10c.-; Ahconas, lie.; Assorted, not
sold as Approved, 9c. Juiie and
duly lm less, 500 or over l-2c. less,
We pay express on 400 or more,
guarantee 10 0 per cent, safe arrival
to your station. 25 per cent, with
Order, balance C 0. D. This Ad can
cels ail other quotations then. Three
wook
week
55 m.;
when
Hatchng $2.i60 pet 100.
to the tray,
gue.
12c>;White
Giants,
old started chicks, 20c.; 4
old 25m; 6 week old pullets,
8 week,Old 65c. Baby Chicks
called for l-2m fess. ’Custom
128 eggs
Write for free cataid-
A. H. SWITZER
g Granton, jOhtatlgi
W. J. SEYMOUR
Huron Street, West
Painter, Decorator ■& Paper Hanger
TERMS—MODERATE
Estimates Fred
W. R. GOULDING
A. X. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster *
James St. United Church
Instruction in
Piano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in School*
Studio, Main St. Box 123, Phone 193
EXETER. ONT
V. T. FOLEY
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pnbliic
Estate and Gon&rhl Practice! in an
DouftS. Money to loan
New Bank of Toronto Building,
London, Ontario
Phone: Office: Metcalf 1723
tteddonce; Metcalf 2174 j