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TMUJWAY, NOVEMBER 2L 1032 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
CASH
FOR
OLD GOLD
We are prepared to pay
cash or trade for old gold,
jewellery, watch cases, etc
S. B -TAYLOR
Exeter Markets
Wheat 40c.
Malting Barley 38c.
Shorts, 85e.
Bran, 80c.
Midlings 90c.
Manitoba’s Best $3.25
Model Flour $2.00
Welcome Flour $1.60
Feed Flour, $1.00
Creaniery Butter 26c,
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
Butter 19-20e.
extras 4 De.
firsts 35 c.
seconds 18c.
$3.30.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J, Bernard Rhodes,, M. A.
Minister
Miss Lena Coates, A*L»O.M» Organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
Please bring your White Gifts.
11 a.m. Service withdrawn in fav
our of Main Street Anniversary,
7 p.m.—“The Compulsions of Life’’
November 30th, Fowl Supper and
St, Andrew’s Day Concert
Childrens’ & Ladies’ Coats
Every Childs’» Misses’ and Eadies’ coats will be sacrificed this week, Here
is your chance to buy that new coat at dollars below the regular price.
At the Sign of a Cold!
COLDS ARE DANGEROUS!
We Recommend
Grieve’s Cold Tablets
Grieve’s
Grieve’s
Grieve’s
Cod Liver Compound
White pine and Tar
Mentholated
Syrup of Tar and Cod
Liver Oil
Grieve’s Pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil
■Grieve’s Vapor Inhalant
Grieve’s Vaporizing Salve
All these and many other tonics
and remedies are made for us under
our own imprint by the oldest and
largest Pharmanautical House in
the world and each remedy is a
specific for which it is intended.—
NOT a cure all,
Try any one of them on our money
back guarantee.
F. L. Grieve, Phm.B.
DRUGGIST
“We Save You Money’’
Fill with anti-feeze now $1.50 at
the Ford Garage, Exeter.
forPea Ensilage is now ready
sale. Canadian Canners. ll-24-3tc
FOR SALE—Wheat straw stack
2 large grey geese, 2 years old;
wanted a grey gander, 2 years old.
Apply at Times-Advocate. ltp
LOST—On Sunday between James
Street, church, and,-2nd Con., Ste
phen, a tire chain. Please return
to Samuel Jory.
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j LOCALS I
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Mrs. Robert H. Sayers will hold
a post-nuptial reception at her home
on Wellington ‘Street, on .Friday,
December 2nd from three to six
p.m.
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Every time you make a
at Browning’s Drug Store
given a chance to wiu a
prize.
purchase
you are
valuable
McDonald, of Orillia
and around Exetei' for
Young, of London, is
few days
■ltc.
Thames
held on
The annual meeting of the
Road Farmers’ Club will be
Monday, November 28th at 8 o’clock
at the home of Mr. Henry Rhode.
Election of officers will be held.
All our bulbs will be cleared
at half price. Potted plants also
duced.—Powell’s Exchange.
out
re-
The Canadian Legion meets Fri
day evening, November 25th at 8
p.m.
FEED BEANS FOR SALE—Apply
to’ Times-Advocate
NOTICE
Canadian Canners require no more
poultry after Friday, November 25.
STRAYED—Onto Lot 12, Con. 6,
Hay Township, a yearling steer. The
owner may have same by proving
property and paying expenses.—Wil
frid H. Shapton, R. 1, Exeter, phone
Crediton 17r3.
I have in my possession on Lot
13,, Con. 9 Township of .Stephen a
roan steer, weighing 1,000 pounds,
with cut in left ear which came to
my herd while in pasture. Owner
may have animal by paying expens
es. I have lost a Hereford steer
all white face, weighing 1000 lbs.
with cut in right ear. Notify Mi
chael S. Finkbeiner, R. R. Number
2, Crediton., ll-24-3tc.
with Mr, and
is again able
for the first
Rev. J. H. Stainton, B.A,,B.D„
Pastor
W. R, Gouldipg,, A-T.C.M,
Qraanist and Choir-Leader
. a.m.—The- Minister
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m—-Service withdrawn in honor
of Main Street Anniversary,
Wednesday—'Prayer Meeting
Thursday—Y. P. S.
(SPECIAL NOTICE—Brotherhood
banquet Tuesday night at 6:15,
All members young and old are
welcome.
a former
speaker.
any member of the Beard or at
Cole’s Drug store before Sunday.
Chairman, Dr. W. E. Weekes
11
3
7 :
Rev, W. E. Donnellyi
pastor will be the
Get yohr tickets- from
Men’s Sweater Coats
all wool
V Neck $1.49
V Neck Sweaters
New Patterns
All sizes 98c.
Military Flannel Shirts
Large size
esftra value 89c.
Men’s Ribbed Combinations
Fine Quality
each $1,39
Neat Spats
grey or sand
per pair $1.50
Heavy Al? Wool Sox
The best value we know oi
per pair 25c.
Heavy Rubbers
all guaranteed
per pair $2.25
Miner Rubber' Boots
give satisfaction <
per pair $2.98
1 Buckle Overshoes
reduced in price
per pair $1.75,
NEW MODELS IN MEN’S OVERCOATS $14.95
Without exception these are the greatest values we have ever offered in
Overcoats. You will be delighted with the beautiful cloth as well as the
smart styles. It will pay you to see these.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK $14.95
All Wool Blankets
new plaids
Special at $3.75
Plaid Cotton Blankets
Largb size & new colorings
per pair $2.39 z
All Wool Blankets
Sizes 64x84
Special this week pr. $6.49
Ladies’ Half Sleeve Vests
Turnbull’s make extra value
each 59c.
36 in. Striped Flannelette
variety of patterns
Special at per yard 19c.
Silk and Wool Hose
This value is hard to beat
per pair 49c.
Miss Rubie -Creech spent the
week-end in Stratforcj.
Mr. Alvin
is visiting in
two weeks.
■Mrs. May
visiting for a
Mrs. W. C. Pearce.
Reeve B. M. Francis
to be up and was out
time on Wednesday.
Mr. John Cornish, has been con
fined to his bed for the past week
but is considerably improved.
Mr. and Mrs. .Shepherd, of Lon
don, visited with the latter’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gladman on
Sunday.
Miss Mildred Rowe was off duty
the forepart of the week through
illness and her place was taken by
Mr. Charles Pearce,
Mrs. Wm. Snell has purchased
from Mrs. John Andrew the property
•on Huron Street recently owned by
Mr. Albert Kernick.
Mrs. Edna Treston, of Cleveland
and Mr. Claire Merner, of London
visited with Mrs. McAvoy and Miss
Sanders on Tuesday.
Rev. J. Morley Colling, of Lambeth
formerly of Grand Bend, reopened
the Friday evening “Question Bur
eau’’ programs over CJGG London.
A number -of the Masonic breth
ren were in Clinton Friday evening
the occasion being the visit of the
D.D.G.M. Bro. W. H. Gregory, of
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mr.
Geo. Armstrong and Mr. Albert.
Geddes attended the funeral of the
latter’s brother, Mr. James , Geddes. ’ a
at St. Thomas on Tuesday of this'
week.
Main Street United church will
ho d their anniversary services on
■Sunday next when Dr. J. Bruce
Hunter, of London, President of the
London Conference will be the spec
ial speaker.
Mr. Wm. Stanlake, son of Mr. Jas.
Stanlake, of Stephen, spent several
days in Toronto last week attending
the Royal Winter Fair, the trip be
ing awarded by the department oi
agriculture in connection with the
Boys’ Home Garden Club Contest.
Quite a number of Presbyterians
from Exeter drove to Hensail on
Friday evening to hear Rev. Dr.
Allan 9. Reid, of Montreal, ’repre
sentative of the General Assembly,
speak on the progress of the Pres
byterian Church in Canada.
M'rs. John Taylor moved
household effects to Crediton
Monday where slie has joined
husband. The home occupied
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor was recently
purchased by Mr. Benson Tuckey,
who intends moving in next week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wylie, of
Comber, sent a couple of days last
week with Reeve B. M. and Mrs.
Francis while on their wedding trip.
Their marriage too.k place on Wed-!
nesday, the bride’s maiden name1 , .. _ , , _ n
being Miss Violet Parish, nelce of c°n.tlnea t.° her bea for over a
Mr. and Mrs. Francis. . |13
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. A. E. Elliott, Pastor
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
DR.J.
President of
preacher
BRUCE HUNTER
of London ,
the Loudon Conference
Special Music
3 p.m,—Sunday School
Monday 8 p.m.—Y. P. S.
Thursday—Prayer Meeting
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. E. L. Vivian, L. Th.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss
Advent Sunday
. a.m.—Morning Prayer & Sermon
p.m.—-Sunday School and Rector’s
Bible Class
p.m.—Evensong and
iSermon
The evening 'service will
close the Incumbency of
E. L. Vivian
11
3 :
Farewell
bring to
the Rev.
her
on
her
by
STRAYED—Onto N. E. Corner of
Lot 10, Con. 7, Hay Twp., a yearl
ing heifer. Party may have same
by proving property and paying for
expenses.-—F. Wildfong, R. 1, Exeter
You can save 50c. on your sub
scription to the Times-Advocate and
$1.0)5 on your subscription to either
of the London papers if your
scription is paid this month.
sub-
oilFiddle, sideboard, neater,
heaters, phonographs records cheap
at Powell’s Exchange.
The regular meeting of the Wo
men’s Institute will be held Mon
day afternoon November 28th (in
stead of Tuesday)
Mrs.’ Geo. Jaques,
demonstration and
will be given.
at the home of
There will be a
delegates report
SALE OF LADIES; & MISSES’ GOLOSHES
75 pairs of Children’s and Women’s Goloshes. We are grouping them
all together and marketing them for quick selling. Many of these goloshes
sold for as high as $3.50. They go on sale this week
____________________________AT PER PAIR $1.29
XMAS MERCHANDISE NOW READY
Our new tables are all in place and are filled with beautiful goods suitable
for Christmas Gifts. We want you to come in and look around.
GROCERY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
New Australian Seedless Raisins 2 lbs. 25c.
New Currants..........!........................2 lbs. 28c.
Seeded Raisins........................ . per pkg. 15c.
Cooking Figs ............ 3 lbs. 25c.
SPECIAL , ,• 9 SPECIAL SPECIAL
New Lemon Peel New- Fancy Quality Dates Golden Corn Syrup
per lb. 19c.‘ 2 lbs, for 19c.In bulk 6c. per lb.
New Orange Peel Choice Quality Mincemeat New Citron-»Peel
per lb. 19c.2 lbs. for 25c.. - per lb. 29c.
Fancy Apricots ........................... per lb. 18c.
Candied Cherries in Bulb .... 1-4 lb. 10c.
Dad’s Cookies (New Style) .... 12c. doz.
Mixed Cut Peel . . . .1-2 lb. pkgs. 2 for 25c.
TRY US THIS SEASON FOR NEW FRUITS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKE
Southcott Bros.
W. R- GOULDING
A. T C. M.
Organist and Choirmaster
James Street United Church
Instruction in X
Piano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools
Studio, iMain St. Box 123, Phone 193
EXETER. O'NT.
INSURANCE
Life, Auto, Sick apd Accident
No policy to large or too small
Rates Gladly Given
LET US SERVE YOU
JAS. P. BOWEY
WHATEVER YOU DO
\,DON’T MISS THIS DATE
_ I _ ___ _Tues., and. Wed., Nov. 29 & 30
We will supply, with every BERGER “Clothes
of Quality” suit ordered on that day only, an
EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS
of the same material at no extra cost
MR. PARK
■Head Office reresentative of the Berger Tailoring Company,
and clothing expert, will be in attendance at
date, to advise customers, and to measure,,
der suits during his visit. The offer of free
ed to the duration of his stay.
------------------ j SUN- life ASSURANCE COMPANY
Ladies’ Class of James! Phone 229
( church are putting on '
the church on Decern-over. 600 people sat down to the
. tables at the fowl supper in James
“ ' Street United church on Wednesday
Could you use a Tudor Sedan, Fur ^evening of last week but owing to
Coat, Electric Refrigerator, or an the inclement weather and block*
Electric Stove. Perhaps you would ed conditions of the roads by snow
prefer an Electric Washer, 5 tons' the crowd fell below that of former
of coal, or Roger Majestic Radio.' years. The ladies served a
Inquire. Browning’s Drug Store, j bountiful supper. Following
The Young .
Street United _
| a play “The Secret Society of Cab-
I bageville” in ' ' - • • -
ber 9th.- $24.00
our store on the above
personally, all who or-
.extra trousers is Jimit-
i
VILLAGE TAXES
Payable at the Canadian Bank of
Commerce on or before November
30tli, 1932
Taxpayers are hereby notified
that the- second instalment of taxes
for the year 1932 is duq and payable . o r, . iS „ - _on or before November 30th, 193-2 j in& the Executive of the Provm-
Five per cent, penalty will be cial Institute, she having been ap-
added after the 14th day of Decern- j pointed a member of that body at 1
er to all taxes unpaid after that date the convention recently held in Lon-1
.JO'S. SENIOR, ! don.
Municipal Clerk & Treasurer
very
the
------------------«----- ‘ supper a splendid program was held
Mrs. Wm. Fraser, who has been in the auditorium of the church with
week Rev. J. H. iStainton, the pastor, oc
cupying the chair. (The organist
W.W. TAMAN
PHONE 81 EXETER, ONT
FOR SALE
25 Reed Cream Separators, all
makes and sizes from $2.00 to $5
Fordson Tractor in Al shape at, a
real bargain.
Oliver Tractor Plow good as new, a
real snap.
1 2-furrow gang plow, Verity,
class condition $5.0o.
1 Set wagon wheels, oak, good
and rims, make ah offer.
You can buy McCormick Deering
Farm equipment now at the lowest
price in 20 years; come in and in*
Vd^tigate.
Master Teddy Johns who has been Mr. W. R. Goulding played several
■Misses Hannah and Nettie Keddy,1 in Dr, pietcher’s hospital has re-, selections >o.n the organ instru-
of Hurondale, left Monday for Tor- turned t‘o his home in Elimville.
onto where they will attend the. .._______
Royal Winter Fair and where Mis&I ... - .. „•nt L. -rr u . The editor of the Times-AdvocateNettie Keddy is attending a meet-' , .... . , „& was delighted to receive a post card
Monday from Mr. Jim Wong who
recently l£ft here for his native
, land. Mt. Wong is proprietor Of
(the Wong Cafe. ___— —
' ed Hong Kong, October 27th and
stated that Mr. Wong had arrived
safely. We have learned that sev
eral others have also received post
cards.
X
Mr George Hunter has rented the ___ ______„
residence of Miss Emily iFrayne on making her home-with
James Street and is moving in.
A
Mrs. Alex Hackney is at present
i Mrs, A.
Cottle, Ann iStreet.
Rev. Arthur Sinclair, Of Hensall
occupied the pulpit in James Street
United Church on Sunday evening
preaching a very acceptable sermon.
Rev. A. E. Elliott of Main Street
United church was at Hensall Sun
day morning conducting Young
I People’s Anniversary for Mr Sinclair
’hnd Rev. J. IL Stainton took the
service in the evening.
first The stores of Exeter are being
I decorated for the Christmas season.
Some of the stores already present
a very attractive -appearance. A
magnificent array of gifts are on
display. The merchants have tried
to sense the needs of the J public
and are stocked up with a line of
! merchandise both useful and orna-
TritPrndti nntil Wnt vodtAr I mental that will make splendid international Harvester glfts thig clltigtmaa< Btty at home
Company Limited ■ should be the slogan. ’
+
■ mental duet was played by Misses
Pearl Wood and Irene Stewart; vo-
! cal solos by Mrs. iStainto.n, Miss E.
Buswell, Chas. iGodbolt, Gerald Bag-
shaw, and Harry Hoffman; vocal
duett by W. R. Gouliding and Wal
ter Cutbush; Frank Strange played is p,ruprieLW UL mU£}ical selectjon on a saw;
The card was dat-I cornet soIo by Bd Tr6ble. violin se
lection by Geo. M. Grant; banjo and
guitar duett by Garnet Hicks and
i Frank Strange and readings by Miss
Grace Strange and Earl Christie.
One hundred and thirty one geese
had been provided for the occasion
and as these more than met
the requirements of the evening a
social was held the following night
wheii
people
II—-n
Christmas ^ill soon be here !
Now is the time to select
your Xmas Gifts
TAKE A LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK WHERE YOU
^WILL FIND MANY PIECES SUITABLE, SUCH AS
WALNUT CHESTS, SMOKERS, TABLES AND FLOOR
LAMPS; ROCKERS AND SETS FOR CHILDREN; BOOK.
RACKS, SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES, CRIBS FOR
BABIES; NICE NEW DINING-ROOM SUITES OR
BEDROOM SUITES AND MANY OTHER PIECES
ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES
Relief
Cana-about three hundred more
were served.
tiros
CONCERT FOR RELIEF
A meeting of the Exeter
t Committed was held in the
! dian Bank of Commerce Saturday
evening, The Huronia Male chorus
under “the leadership nr Mr. W. R.
Goulding A.T.C.M. have consented
to put oh a program in the Exeter
Opera House on the evening of Wed
nesday, December 7th for relief pur
poses. The admission to the con
cert will be, reserved seats 35c. rush
seats 25c. and children 15c, Tickets
Will be sold previous to the concert
and the plan of the halt* will be open
- Friday, December 2hd<
T. tT.
regular monthly meeting of
C. T. U. was held in Main St,
w. o.
The
the W.
Church, November 15th. Mi’s. Pearce
the Evangelistic Supt., had charge
Of the devotional period. Miss Mur
ray, the president, took charge of
the business and gave a short ad*
dress, <T’he December meeting will
be held in James St. Church.
R.
Furniture Dealer
N. ROWE
EXETER Funeral Director