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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J, Bernard Rhodes,, *M. A.
, MinisterMiss Lena Coates, A.L.C.M, Organist '
THANKSGIVING SUNDAY
10 a.m,—Sunday School
11 a.m.-LMr, H. A, Pritchard
of Knox College
7 p.m.—Mr. H. A. Pritchard
Appropriate music at both services.
Exeter Markets
, W^eat 46c.
Malting Barley 38c*
Shorts, 85 c.
Bran, 80c.
Mattitobas Best $2.'5Q-'
Model $2.30
Welcome, $1.80
Feed Flour, $1.00
Creamery Butter 2 6-2 7c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Butter 19-2Q'C,
extras 24c. •
firsts 19c,
seconds 14c,
james st. united Church
OF CANADA
Rev, J, H. Stainton, B.A..B.D
Pastor
W, R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a.m.—“Say Thank You”
3 p.m.-—Sunday Sichool
7 p.m.—Is there a God?
2nd in the series of “Great Ques
tions", Special Thanksgiving mu
sic.
Thursday—Prayer Meeting.
LOCALS
MAIN ST, UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. A. E. Elliott, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a.m.—Rev. A. V. Robb, Centralia
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.
Song
Monday
ciety
Thursday 7.30-
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
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SWIH
I Children’s
I Fur Collared -Coats
Men’s Fine Oxfords reduced to $2.39
Boys’ School Shoes reg. $2.50 for $1.98
Men’s Work Shoes extra value $1.98
Men’s Fine Shoes value to $6.50, $2.98
Men’s Rubber Boots reduced in price.
Don’t Let Anything Keep You Away.
SUPER
SOUTHCOTTS A SALE THAT IS A SALE!
WOMEN’S
SHOES
I lot Women’s
high cut shoes
ana straps, few,
dozen left at
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WILL Bit ■■ . .
MEN’S WORK SHIRTS
Men’s' grey Military Work
Shirts extra quality and full
89c
MEN’S COMBINATIONS
Regular $1.75. Penman’s
extra quality Fleeced Com
binations 1.39
WOMEN’S HOSE
Women’s Hose, sand and
black exceptional values.
Out they ‘go 18c
1.95
Women s Shoes
An outstanding
value, Women’s
straps, pumps &
oxfords value up
to 85.00 out they VALUE DAYS!
Women’s Shoes
opportun-
affect a
Women's
pumps, &
regular I
—now
Entire Stock Ripped Loose and Released to the Public in a Gigan
tic Store-Wide Sacrifice for Spot Cash. Everything Goes! Save!!!
We ask you to read this ad carefully; Note
the reductions. They are but a few of the
hundreds of exceptional values "this sale of
fers. They merely throw an interesting IValues to 10.00 C/f QQ|
light on the wide avenues of savings®obtain- a , Now . . . *P“**'O|
able at this store-wide SALE.
A real
ity to
saving,
straps,
oxfords
to $6 ■
Rev. A. V. Robb
Service
8 p.m.—Young People’s
Missionary Program
Prayer Meeting
So-
Miss Leila Stackhouse has return-
ed after two weeks’ vacation.
Mrs. Mary Haist, of Orediton,
spent last week with hex* sister, Mrs.
Swifzer.
■Mr. Gordon Qaiser, of Indianna,
visited with Mrs. Sweitzer .and Mrs.
Hewlett.
Mr, and Mrs. Flintoff, of Strat
ford, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs.
George Etherington.
Mr. and Mrs, .David Lippert, of
Melbourne, spent Sunday with her
mother Mrs. Sweitzer.
Mr, Robert Ramsay and Miss
Dorothy Cox, of Sarnia, spent, Sun
day at the latter’s home here.'
Mrs. Elizabeth Reason, of Brook
lyn, is visiting with her nephew and
neice, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter.
Mr. Harold Wood, of Chatham,
visited- over the week-end with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beer. Miss May
Skinner and Mrs. Thornton were in
j Ingersoll Sunday visiting with Mrs:
Finn,
I Mrs. McLung returned to her home
at Highgate Saturday after vsitlng
■ for a week with Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
Bartow.
Mi’s.k (Dr.)' Harry Browning and
i Miss Susan MeDcnell, spent one day I last week with the latter’s brother
• in London.
| 'Mr, and Mrs. Harry Griff and' fam
ily, of Goderich, spent Sunday with
, Mrs. Griff’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
]Rd. Hunter.j Rev. J. B. Rhodes made a short
■ visit to Toronto to attend a meeting
E. of the Board of Management of
, Knox College this week.
I Miss Alma Winer, affiliate nurse
in Victoria " Hospital, London, visit
ed’ with her parents Mr1, and Mrs,
W. E. Winer on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hutton, of Brant
ford, .and Mr. Allan Hobbs, B.A., or
Galt, visited over the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. T.‘O. Southcott.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFalls, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl McFalls and Mr. W-m.
McFalls, of Bi'ddulph, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. K. J, Sims on Sunday.!
‘The inorning train from London J
arrives in Exeter at 1O':42. This is
seventeen minutes earlier than for-!
merly, the time being changed last!
week. |
Rev. E. L. Vivian conducted the(
services at Old St. Pauls, Wood-'
stock, on Sunday. A large number
of All Saints’ congregation attended
both services.
Mr. and Mrs. George Banting mo
tored down from Hazelcliffe, Sask.,
and were visitors last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Welsh and Mr. and
.Mrs. Wm. Waftsh. !
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Welsh and two’
For particulars apply to the se- sons, of Toronto, accompanied by<
cretary. (the former’s sister Miss Leila Welsh
H. E. Huston, Sec’y. were week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Welsh. . 1
Messrs-. B. R. Bartow and R. N.
Creech spent one day last week in'
■the Georgian Bay district visiting
at Owen Sound, Collingwood, Mea-!
ford and other places. |
- — . . Mrs.’ Leo Hennessey and two
Street Mission children Jack/and Jean returned on
’ visiting for three
weeks in Lindsay. They were accom-1
I panied" to Exeter by Mrs. Jackson
cab- who sPent tlie week-end here. '
sMrs. F. J. Manning, of Bowman-
ville, is visiting for a couple of
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ste
wart, the two ladies being sisters? *
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. E. L. Vivian, L. Th.
Organist, Miss MacFau]
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity
11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Holy
Communion
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon.
Preacher at all services Rev. T.
Rickard, of Brussels
SPECIAL
Fur jackets made, any style, $8
and up; Fur Coats relined, $5.00
till 31st of October. Fur coats re
modelled or repaired. Furs , made
any style; also dressmaking. All
charges at cut rates. Apply to Mrs.
Norman Hockey, Main St., Exeter.
,, 10-6-2 tc.
The Thames Road Farmers’ Club
are booking orders for No. 4 Chest
nut and Alberta Co-al; also ordinary
and small size coke. Orders should
be placed immediately—P. Passmore
Secretary. 10-6-2tc.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Tenders, up to 6 o’clock p.m. of
October Sth inst. will be received at
the office of the Chairman, Thos.
Pryde, for the painting of the ex
terior of the building of the Exeter
Public Library.
Dance at Cromarty Hall.’ Freedy’s
Olde Tyme Band-, of London, Tues
day, October 11th, Dancing 9 p.m.
Admission 25c.
Remember the crokinole party to
be held by James 1
Circle on Wednesday evening Octo- Sunday after
ber 12th. t
FOR SALE—Potatoes and
bages. Phone 28, Canadian banners.
Sideboards $6; Dressers $6; tables
50c. up'; beds, springs, bird cages, x ’•store fixtures, chairs, bicycle, cloth- ■^r3, Stewart has just returned from
mg. shoes, book and stoves. We
sell everything. Come in often, you
may find something you need at a
price to suit.- ~
phone 122.
FOR
old f-or
a two weeks’ visit at Sturgeon Lake.
Misses Verna Coates and Stella
Southcott motored to Drayton Sun-
■Powell’s Exchange day and were accompanied home ■
(on Monday by Mrs. Coates, Mrs. E.\ „ I A/ Amy and Mrs. Thos. Amy who
W^Y-Sandy Billot, be“ visiUng there tor a w“k'
COME Every Day and Share the Bargains that are Bringing Thousands to this Store!
Ladies’ and Misses’
SILK DRESSES
VALUES TO $10.00 REDUCED TO $1.48
Silk Knit & Crepe Dresses values $15.—$3.95
Silk Crepe & Celanese Dresses $22.50—$6.95
WOMEN’S SILK AND
WOOL VESTS
Another real special
49c
WOMEN’S lEU'R-
TRIMMIilD COATS
. Out they go
5 00
Mr. J. G. Cochrane has rented
o ~______ from Mr. ,S. M. Sanders the large' w
prices right, brick building on James Street and /~
Apply to Chas."Harvey, Exeter ltp. is opening up a machine shop mov-.
FOR
Hogs,
SALE—Young Yorkshire
right type; l _ _ _
WOMEN’S
PURE SILK
HOSE
Women's pqre
silk full-fash
ioned ’ hose,
newest shadbs1
all sizes reg
$1.00 clearing
WOMEN’S
SILK AND
WOOL HOSE
Here is 'an
other splendid
bargain, fine
quality & al]
new shades
49c
MEN’S TWEED PANTS
Here’s another real, value.
Men’s Tweedy Pants values
to $3.25 now
Beautiful 0 A T C
. Fur-Trimmed vUA 1 M
Thig Season’s newe/st fur-trimmed styles
Now is the time to buy, fully lined' and inter
lined values to $19.50—going at
Bargains Prices Marked
on the Entire Stock
Reg. 25c* Striped & White Flan’ette yd. 18c
25c. Prints guaranteed fast colors yd. 18c.
25c. Fancy Chintz Assort^ Patterns yd. 21c.
30c. Fancy Certain Nets, ecru shade yd. 21c
Turkish Bath Towels, special each . . .22c.
Turkish Bath Towels, reg. 40c. each 29c.
, Reg. 60c. Table Oilcloth, 1 1-2 yards 49c,
Reg. $1.75 All Wood Serge ...... yd. 79c.
.Reg. $1.50 Serge & Whipcord all Wool 39c.
Window Shades sub standards special 69c.
Reg. 18c. Putre Linen Towelling . . yd. 13c.
2 RECORD BREAKING DAYS
Kotex
per pkg.
29c
2
pkgs'Kotex
1 pkg.'
Kleenex
79c
.1
Men’s and Q| TI'T’Q
Young Men’s OLJ1 1 O
Boys’ Suits reg to $14, sizes 3^1 to 35 for $1.98
!.■
Men’s Tweed & Worsted Suits small size $4.98
Young Men’s two pant Suit values to
$18.50-—$12.95
Men’s Suits regular to $25.00, $35.00—$16.95
EXTRA
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
Ibex 12-4 largest
„size blankets, white
and grey with col- fl ored borders. Out g they go
I 1.98■
ALL.SPECIAL
PRICES
' ON
GROCERIES
WILL
Continue
this
WEEK
Men’s and1 A TQ
Young Men’s Ax V/lz/x 1 MS s ■’
Values to $25.00 good warm coat at $9.95
Men’s & Young Men’s values $22.50-*- $14.95
Outr best $35,00 coats drastically ciit $23.95
Do not fail to see these!
OFFERING Record breaking values i i i
SOUTH COTT BROS., EXETE R
X
4
- ■ - I Caven Church will hold a RUM-
nvinli'inorv fr-mn Ilia a ' MAGE SAILE UUd HOME COOKING’ .^Ullding SALE and serve afternoon tea at
opposite the ^ie town hall Saturday afternoon,
, October 15th.
FOR SALE OR RENT—A commo- on Wellington St,
dious two storey frame cottage with creamery.
all modern conveniences, situate on, T .. n .__the east side of Andrew Street, Ex-1 . Mr. W. L. Kress is the acting.
eter. A most, desirable property1 manager of the Canadian Bank of. MACHINE SHOP
convenient to churches, school and, Commerce while,Mr. Sayers is away{ ■
business section. For further par- 011 a month’s vacation having been r Machine Shop opens in the large
ticulars apply to CARLING & MOR- married Saturday to Miss Margery brick building on James Street bn
LEY, Barristers &c., Eketer,I Isobel McDonald, Of Strathroy, Mr. t October 11th I J. E. Lasier, of London, is relieving
BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING— here. . <
Hyacinths Narcissus, Daffodils, andTiiHntt__Powell’s nhone 122 . ■Rey' Boiden Cunningham, w(ifeTunps.—Powell s pnone 122. 1 and daughter Betty, of Mill-
• bank, visited with relatives in
’ ter on Monday. Mr'. Cunningham
was in St. Thomas Siunday conduct
ing anniversary services at his
former parish, Mrs, Cunningham ac-1 Used Farm iTuck 2 sets wheels companying him.
at a bargain. " t 1
1 Oliver Tractor Plow, 2-furrow
'in good shape at a snap.
1 Top Buggy, rubber-tired. Come
quick,
Used Cream Separators all makes
at your own price.
FOR SALE
nternational Harvester
Co* LtdM Exeter, Ont.
wfife
Exe-
Mr, and Mrs. R. n* Rowe, Misses
Vera and Reta Rowe returned home
Monday after visiting for a week
with Mrs. Rowe’s brother, Df, Hall
oway, of Peterboro, On Sunday
morning they attended service at
Port Hope United. Church attd took
dinner with Rev. D. attd Mrs.
Tavish, formerly of Exeter,
xwere delighted to renew old
qu-aifltattces,
Mo
an d
ac-
No job too'- small or too large
Expert work attd Service .
Phone 135. J. G. Cochrane, 'Mgr.
Hev. E. L. Vivian will
tile Harvest Thanksgiving
at Brussels on Sunday,
Mr. M. E. Gardiner, of
renewed old acquaintances in
ter otto day last week.
Mr, attd Mrs. Perry David,
Loftdon, spent the week-end
Mf, and Mis, J* S. Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. Trueman' Elliott
conduct
services
Meatord,
Exe*
Of
With
Mr. Win. Tapp, who has been
seriously ill, shows some improve
ment. .
Mr. Gordon Hewlett has returned
to the Osliawa Missionary Gollege at'
Osliawa.
Rev. J. Morris, of'woodstock, was
the guest of Mrs. Vivian over the
week-end. ’
Mr. T. S. Neil, of Hamilton. Spent
beginninga few days in town the
of tlfe week.
Mr A. W. Johnston, of
sior Life Toronto, spent
end with his parents.
—'Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Mrs
bol, Mrs.L. Potter, of Woodstock,
are visitors at the Rectory.
Miss J. S. Murray is in Brookville
this week attending the Provincial
Convention of the W C. T< u.
jMr» and Mrs. Ralph Brand, of Ab
vinston, visited /with
mother Mrs.
last wook.
Mr. James _____, ___ ww_
ployed With • E. R. Hopper is in
the
the
Excel-
week-
Lam-
- the latter’s Mawhinney one day
Francis, who is em
and Mr. and Mrs* Clifton Davis, of, a ^onfse in
London, were the guests of Mr, and emnaiming,
(Mrs, C.
DEATHS
HODGINS—In London, .on Sunday,
October -2, ‘ 1932, Josephine,
daughter of the late, George W.
and Frances Hodgins.
Interment Tuesday in St.
Cemetery, Clandeboye.
IN MEMORIAM
Of Lucan.
James
K.ESSELL—In loving memory of
Harriett Jane Kessell, who passed
away one year ago, October 6th
,,1931.
WEDDINGS
SAYERS— MCDONALD—In
ray on Saturday, October l.st,[
Miss Margery Isobel ^McDonald,
daughter of Mr. W. T. McDonald,
to Mr. Robert Henry Sayers, Son
of Mrs. E. J. Siayers, of Pointe
Claire, Que., t
Canadian Bank of Commerce at
ExCtCf. - I
EARL—GUNNING—At the parson
age, Centralia, by the Rev. A. V.
Robb, on September 28th(
Hay,
ning
Deep in our hearts lieS a picture.
Of a loved one gone to rest;
In memory’s frame we will keep it F2 __ _ * ■-
OiU lips cannot sfteak
her,
Our hearts cannot
say,
,. v.xxvw God only knows how
and manager of the j As we battle, along
:lz of Commcrof xt way<
Sadly missed bV Sister
Strath-
Elsie
daughter of Mrs, Alice Gun-
to James A. Earl, of Zion.
Because she was one of the best,
we lovedhow
tell what to
miss herWh ____ ____
life’s rough
and brothers
W.'R. Goulding
A. T. C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
James Street United Church
instruction in
piano v<eal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools
.Studio, Main St. Box 122, Phone 193
. EXETER. ONT.
CARD OF THANKS
Charles Box attd Mr. Thos.
to extend their
bo the neighbours and
Mrs. __ __
Harrison desire
. ... a,, / .---- thanks to u..u„——-.I-- covering in St* Joseph’s Hospital, friends'' fbr their splendid response
FOR SALE—Quantity of good/ London from a redent operation ,is and assistance givon at the timb
1 w« J* MeU'^pected home the latter part of of the fire oft Wednesday of last
-......A tfd. this week. peek.
E, Tuckey i Mrs. Nelson Sheere, who is
I coveting in st. ioser"
hard whod, 1 ft. long,
ville, Exeter,
’f
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