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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1935-03-07, Page 8THURSDAY, MAISCH 7th, 1935 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE •E Express Your Personality .,,, With one of the clever new coif­ fures for Spring. Bonat adds that touch of uality so desired by smart everywhere. . , Special prices for the season beginning March 1st. Be sure to make your appointment early so that wt? may give you better service. Each wa,ve guaranteed, Phone 231w Day or Night. Evenings by appointment individ- women coming H. M. SMITH Exeter Markets Wheat 93c. Oats 3 8c Barley 65 c. Buckwheat 47c. Manitoba’s Best, $2.6 Welcome flour $2.60 Dow Grade Flour $32 Bran $28.00 a ton. Shorts $29.00 a ton Mixed Chop $1.45 Cieamery Butter 30c. Dairy Butter 23-26e. Eggs, A large 18c. Eggs, A medium 16c. Eggs, A pullets 14c. Eggis B 13 c. Eggs, C 12c. Hogs $7.35 ton CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. S. Jloore Gordon, B.A., B.l). Minister Mrs. J. G. Cochrane. organist 10 a.m.—.Sunday School 11 a.m.—Mr. Gordon Peddie B.A., of Knox College. 7 p.m.—Mr. Gordan Peddie B.A. ■Mr. Peddie was the student minister ut Bayfield for 4 years and graduates in theology this year. A cordial invi­ tation to all to hear this brillant young man. » 6 I i BEAUTY SHOPPE See our new assortment of English ‘Crystle, I’ickle and Jelly Dishes at 25 and 30c.—S. B. TAYLOR. 11 i LOCALS 1 * -1 U 1 I— IhWOOWHIWI > si— C HKMHyW » MMW* IKHMI K 1 M III We are offering New Sunfast Wallpapers at the lowest prices in years. Brighten up the interior of your home with the new patterns we are now showing. The cost is small. See our room lots at MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 98c Rev. A. B. Elliott, Pastor Miss Eveljn Huston Organist and Choir-Leadt? • they FOR SALE- Two dual purpose Shorthorn bulls, 17 months old. Ap­ ply to Hubert Hunter, R.R. 1, trajia, ’phone Kirkton 39r3. Cen- ltp. BAND EUCHRE—On Wednesday March 13 th, a progressive euchre will be held in the Town Hall. Lib­ eral prizes awarded. Admission 25c and lunch will be served. Every­ body come and help the band. 3 r» I Notice to Farmers We are prepared to contract Peas and Coin starting March 11th. Kindly call at our office.—Canadian Canners Limited, B. R. Bartow, manager. for 'Thames Read Farmers’ Club are expecting a oar -of cedar posts any day and would like as many as ;pos- sible -to phone their orders in at once so that they may get. them right oft the car. We are selling- to non mem­ bers at one cent a post extra. We would also like all orders in for grass seed and fertilizer.-—-Pe.cy Passmore Secretary. TURNIPS FOR SALE—Also some cut straw. Apply to Chas. Prout, R. R. No. 1, Exeter. ltp. WANTED—10 yearling cattle to feed on oat straw. Apply to Geo. Link, R. R. 2, Dashwood. Phone 21 .r 34 Dashwood. 3-7-tfn FOR SALE—Cheap. Fordson Thaot- or in A-I condition. Apply’ to box 273, Exeter. ltc. TO RENT—House on Andrew street. Apply Times-Advoc'ate. 2-2 8-tfc. Having disposed of the Centralia Chopping Mill to Mr. Gordon Ham­ ilton who is n-ow in possession, all outstanding accounts are now due, and if not paid by March 10, 1935, will be placed for collection with costs added. These accounts may be paid at my residence, Main Street, Exeter — WM. J. SMITH HOUSE FOR SALE—.Storey and a half, stucco house and garage. All modern conveniences. Situate on Main Street. Close to church and school. Apply to box 280D. Exeter. 2tp. FOR SALE—Eight turkey hens and one tom, large Bronze; one Wis­ consin incubator, new, 250 egg ca­ pacity. These are the property of ithe late Mrs. Ella French. Apply to Geo. Link, Administrator, Dashwood R. R. No. 2. 2-28-tfc. .FOR SALE—Percheron horse, five year old. Priced for quick sale.— Sandy Elliot ,Ford Dealer FOR SALE—Chicken Coop size 17x12 in good repair suitable for colony house. Apply to F. W. Clark, Crediton. 2-14-tfc. FOR SALE—Underwood Standard Typewriter with 18 inch carriage. Apply at Times-Advocate. TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by undersigned up until 1 o’clock, April 6th for tractor power for the opera­ tion of the grader on Township roads in Usborne for 1935. lowest tender or any tender necessarily accepted, Henry Strang, Clerk Hensail R. March 4th, 1935 the The not R. 1 14-4-tc. TENDERS WANTED Sealed tenders will be received1 by the undersigned, up to March 8, 1935 for the following alterations at Ca­ ven Presbyterian Church, Exeter. (a) .Shingling Church ro-of and nex. (b) Lowering ditorium, approximately 3 feet with Donna conna board, or similiar ma­ terial and building partition across the Gallery. (c) Painting thp walls and ceiling of auditorium and vestibule with 3 coats of paint. (Specifications may be had from the Secreary-Treasurer or other members of the Managing Board. • Lowest or any tender not neces­ sarily accepted. William Sillery, Soc’yt-Treas. Exeter RR b the North side 'Of all of the East An- ceiling of the iAu- Cedar Chests AND NEW FURNITURE Also furniture remodelled to- order. We take orders for all kinds of ca­ binet work for kitchens, etc at the DASHWOOD PLANING MILL . a.m.—-’‘<Fa,ther forgive them, know not what they do” First address in series on seven words from the Cross. p.m.—Sunday School. p.m.--Service conducted by men of the church: Chairman speakers, Mr. G. Mawson. Male selections. the SPECIAL UNBLEACHED SHEETS These sheets are 72 inches wide and inches long and are exceptionally good This is our regular 45c. a .yard 90 quality, sheeting EACH 98c. PILLOW CASES ' Hemmed Pillow Cases in a very good quality bleeched cotton in 42 ins, very special at per pair 49c. TABLE OILCLOTHS Twelve new patterns to show you in 1 1-4 and 1 1-2 yard widths. 11-4 yd. width 45c. 11-2 yd. width 55c. NEW PATTERNS IN CHINTZ Just the thing for curtains, cushion tops, box covers, etc. at the special price per yd. 22c. the Mr. Jas.Chas. Pierce; Francis and Mr. choir will give Monday—Y. P. S. Wednesday-— M:ar. ion. hood. Mrs. (Rev.) A. E. Elliott is con­ fined to her .bed with the ’flu. Mrs. M. Pfaff is confined -to her home suffering from the quinsy. Miss Mona Gould, of Stratford, called on friends in town on Sun­ day. Mr. Louis Jackson, visited with friends in town on day. The first robins of the season beep reported. It won’t be now. Miss Grace Christie, of Woodstock, is visitin-g with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Luker. Mrs. Wm. May is quite home. Her many friends for her speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Fergus, visited with Mr. Arthur Jones last week. Mrs. (Dr.) Lannin and 'Turnbull, of Hamilton, visited relatives ovei’ the week-end. Teddy Johns, of Elimville, who is ill in the Sick Children’s Hospital, London, shows but little signs of im­ provement. Mrs. David Christie, of Russeldal'e is seriously, ill with pneumonia. Miss­ es Ina Jaques R. N. and Margaret Johns R.N., are in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth IT. Johns (nee Miss Irene Bierling, R. N.) have returned home from their wed­ ding trip in Chatham and Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Lon­ don, spent (Sunday with the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wood. The second degree team of the I. O."O. F., Brucefield, will visit the Exeter lodge Tuesday evening of next week and exemplify the degree. Mrs. Schwegler, of Toronto, .who hasi been spending the winter at the heme of Dore, is troule. Messrs. J. Aylmer, Eli and Earl. Christie, of London, spent Sunday with their parentis Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Christie. Mr. W. 6. Pearce received word Monday of the deatlh of his cousin, Mr. Wm. S. Pearce, of near Wallace­ town. Mr. Pearce attended the funeral on Wednesday. Rev. Borden and Mrs. Cunning­ ham and daughter Betty, of Mill­ bank, visited with the former's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cunning­ ham the forepart of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fanson re­ cently moved to Exeter from a farm in Usborne and iare occupying their residence on Huron St. We wel­ come them to our midst. Mr. Ed. Lindenfield Was rented from Mr. Senior the store formerly occupied by Mr. F. L. Grieve as a drugstore, and he is having it fixed up for his tinsmithing and plumbing business. Short}’ Grant and his band played for the pre lenton dance in the city hall, St. Marys on. Monday night. The crowd, cne of the largest of the season were highly compliment­ ary to Exete'r's orchestra. Mr. G. S. Howard, principal of the Exeter Public School, hag been* granted a month’s leave of absence owing to the (condition of his health. His position is being supplied by Mr Alvin R. Dodds, of Seaforth. 'Miss Ruth Ba'lkwill left on Mon­ day fcr Atwood where she will be empoyed as sexer at the chick hat­ chery of Dr. Elwood Roe. Miss Balkwill has also been engaged as chick sexer. at Mr. Kenneth Wein’s hat/chery, Dashwood. Mr. Albert Traquair lias; made some alterations to his hardware store that are a decided improve­ ment. He has had the stairway to the second story removed to the rear of the building thus giving him. ■considerable more display room. A Maggie and Jiggs Supper of corned beef and cabbage was given in Caven Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening of last The ladies provided a splendid past which was much enjoyed by present. The information has come to that a family in town is in need a second hand baby buggy and ifi anj’ person has one to spare it will! be greatly appreciated. Men's Irons-' ers cr lelft off clothing that can be made over will also be appreciated. Kindly notify Times-Advocate. The Exeter Horticultural Society have -a very attractive list of pre­ miums for their members this year. Both- spring and fall premiums will be given, Mr, J, W. Powell is this: month making a canvass of the ci-l tizeng for membership. Membership forms will be found on another page. The friends of Rev. William Hhg- , gith will regret to know that he is in the Jasper Hospital In Alberta suffering from the effect® of a stroke which ha® effected life speech and one side of life body*. The doctor I the largest surplus of any Canadian in charge is hopeful of his partial > Weather Insurance Company recovery, r " "I;;.;"/’: “ muV’HeT’lnwlw™ M?fS?sct,s' '««> “0 «» M Parsons, end $230,514.32. 13tli, Mens Un- Visi|t of Elimvil'le Brother- of Stratlfroy, Sun- have long ill at her will hope Knox, of and Mrs. Mrs.Reg. with her daughter, Mts. N. J. seriously ill with heart on week. re- all us of JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. J. H. Staintoil, B. A., B.D. Pastor W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M. Organist and Choir Leader 11 3 7 : . a.m.—The Minister p.m.—Sunday School p.m.—Evangelistic Service Subject—“.The House of Seven Devils.” Thursday—Y. P. S. TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt. Organist, Miss MacFau] Choir-Leader. Mr. Middlemiss I 10 111 3 7 I a.m.—U-Go-I-Go Class - a.m.'—Morning Prayer and Ser­mon p.m.—Sunday -School and Rector’s Bible Class p.m.—Evensong and Sermon FOR ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, March 9th Display of Smart Spring Suits and Coats New Spring Dresses All Shades $3.95 up Also a full line of Silk Hose and Underwear WARD’S LADIES’ WEAR V Permanent Waves Croquinole Spiral Combination Croquinole Ends Phone 245 D. S AI.TER COMPLETE PROTECTION is the need and demand of today. How abbut that auto of yours! Has it got Protection? If not phone 157w and let us fix it up for you before it is too late All kinds of Insurance Life, Auto and Accident, Etc. JAS. P. BOWEY Phone 157w or 157j. Coal, Coke, Etc. ‘Sun Life’ ill SHEETING HEMMED FREE OF CHARGE With the exception of ouir Special Unbleached Sheet at 98c., all Sheeting sold this week will be hemmed free of charge. Cottons are higher in price. See our unbletched sheeting at 45c. and 50c.; unbleached at 50c., 65c. and 75c. I I PURE LINEN TOWELLINGS STAMPED MATS We are told that linen will be 30 per cent, higher. We offer a special in all linen roller towelling at 18c. A YD. OR 5 YDS. FOR 85c. We have quite an assortment to choose from in 1 yard, 1 1-4 yd. and 1 1-2 yd. lengths. PRICED AT 25c., 65c., and 75c. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S ALL WOOL SWEATER COATSMEN’S MILITARY FLANNEL SHIRTS They are wonderful value for this special low price all sizes, each A good quality all wool Sweater suit­ able for women or men. 79c.SPECIAL AT $1.49 100 PAIRS OF NET CURTAINS This is a factory clean-up. There are values in this assortment to $2.25, some of them slightly damaged. You will appreciate these values when you see them SPECIAL AT PER PAIR $1.39 GROCERY SPECIALS Genuine Scotch Oatmeal DATE COOKIES 2 lb. for .... 29c Aylmer TOMATOES Large, 2 cans 19c FREE! FREE!! 10c. pkg. SHAKER SALT with 1 lb. good bulk TEA Black9 or Mixed For only . . . 49c The new Breakfast Food OAT PUFFS Ready to serve, large pkg. 10c i DATES Good Cooking 4 lb. for.... 25c 1 pkg. Aunt Jemima PANCAKE FLOUR and 2 lb. tin CORN SYRUP white or golden For..................33c McCormick’s SODAS 2 1-lb. packages . 25c GOOD COOKING Per lb............. EXTRA QUALITY 3 lb. for . . . . RICE . 5c RICE 25c Very Choice McCormick’s FIG BARS UM 2 lb. for .... 25c BEANUT BUTTER Best Quality 2 lb. for ...... 25c Head Lettuce, Celery, Par­ snips, Carrots, Cabbage, etc LOWEST PRICES Southcott Bros. Have you Money to Invest? Whether the amount be large or small it will pay. you to investigate' Great West Life Assurance Company; Annuities. These Annuity Contracts are planned to suit individual needs.) Whether you wish to invest a lump sum or make yearly, semi-annual, quarterly or monthly deposits there is a contract to suit your require- I ments. An Annuity of this kind will give you a greater Guaranteed Income than any other investment. We welcome Inquiries C. V. PICKARD Representing The Great , West Life Assurance Company Exeter Individuality NO OTHER PATTERNS FIT IN WITH THE NEW STYLE == THEME OF MEN’S CLOTHING AS WELL AS = THOSE CHOSEN FOR OUR SUITS =* THESE BRITISH WOOLLENS ARE CAREFULLY SELECTED FOR THE SMARTLY DRESSED MAN, AND INDIVIDUALLY TAILORED TO YOUR MEASUREMENT NEW SPRING SAMPLES ARE NOW ON HAND PRICES FROM $22.00 up ******** IN GOOD STANDING The Western Farmers’ Weather Insurance Mutual Co., of which Mr. N. Ogden is the agent held their an­ nual meeting recently. The directors report was considered the best the company had been able to give. The increase in the number of policy- holders was 623 and the increase in .business amounted to $1,174,310.00. The total .number of losses during the year were 677 amounting to $11,373.54. The amount of interest Phone 165 Do you want a new awning, tent or tarpaulin? Do you want any Dry Cleaning, Dyeing or Laundry Work done? If so, .apply at C. L. Wilson’s. We wil’l also deliver the Stratford Beacon-Herald to your home -for 12c a week, Dresses and Suits MTaX?Zedd 59c W. W. T A M A N PHONE 81 EXETER, ONT. S IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlir’llSERVICES AT CAVEy CHURCH Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr. I Gordon, the services at Caven Pres-- ibyterian. church will be -taken next Sunday, both morning and evening by Mr. Gordon Peddie, B.A., of Knox College, Toronto. Mr, Peddie ■ Will graduate this spring and is one i ° . r i-... u- _ii • J. <> 11. I church. He served’four years' most '.'acceptably as student minister at Bayfield. Caven Y. P. Guild The Young People’s Guild of Ca­ ven Presbyterian Church held their regular meeting on Monday evening. The Vice-President, Jean Stanburyi, presided. The meeting took the form of Missionary bight and a talk on Formosa was given by Helen Grieve and Eileen Webb. We learned many interesting things about the McKay Hospital and the life and ‘habits of the Formosians. received during the yeai on Bond 1h"|,Of uie outstanding young men of the vestment and bank deposits amount­ ed to the sum of $10,262.77 .pi amount almost equal to the total losses occurring during the year. The sum of $5,000 was invested as also $25,000 re-invested in bonds dur­ ing the year bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent. This company hag ______ _ ____ ___x. . y doingRev. Mr. Haggith’s boy"* business in Ontario. The liquid As- He is- a nephew df Mr. iSam MARGARET STRANG AUXILIARY 'The Margaret Strang Women’s Auxiliary of Caven Presby­ terian church held its bi-weekly meeting on Thursday last at the home of Misses Jean, and Blaine Stanbury. (Supper was served at 6 o’clock and was daintily prepared by Misses Barbara. Atkinson, Helen Grieve and Pat Russell. The pro­ gram was one o,f a. most interesting nature consisting of papers prepar­ ed and read by Misses' Pat Rusell, Etlhel Kydd and Betty Hogarth on "Schools in Japan,” followed by a- spirited impromptu debate on the relative advantages school in Japan or in next meeting will be home of Miss Marion March 14 th, of aitteiiding America. The held at the Gladman, on , o^he March meeting of the Main soM attendance. It with a .Short devotional period a Rut)h about acuiious boy, took the place of the Scripture reading. a voioil duet wa3 sung by Misses Hilda and Dor- , ,T11G tn»ic t^en from Todav1 Si “Kaslern Women louay and Tomorrow” was spien- Marjorie Medd. A leading on the life cf Edith davell wag read by ,HJiaa gim^ ^116 busi- .then conducted by the F?GS+?en S ^1SS Evelyn Howard, af- itlon ai’d benedic- which sowing, by the social time was spent during, the girls, were engaged in , A,dainty htnch was served hostess.