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Wheat 7.2c.
Oats ;>2c,
Burley 12c.
Buekw’heat 40c.
Manitoba’s Best §2,70
Welcome Flour §2.40
Low Grade $26.00 a ton
Bran §22.00 a ton
Shorts $22.00 a ton
Standard Screening Chop $19.00
Mixed Chop $22.00
Creamery butter 2,8e.
Dairy butter 2 2-2 5c.
Eggs A, large 23c,
Eggs, B 18c.
Eggs, C 16 c.
Hogs $8.25
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
11 a.m.-The Minister
7 p.m.-■•■-The Minister
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
S. Moore Gordon, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School A new shipment of Misses’ and Women’s Dresses in plain
and printed crepes. These are very smart.
OBSERVE DAY OF PRAYER I
Th- women o’! Exeter bowed their |
i,eadU m obseivance of the Women’s i
World Day of Prayer on Friday af-
ternvor. in Main St. Church and in
fellowship with millions of other
women the world over, offered pray
ers for peace on earth. From eany
morning an unbroken -chain of ser
vices- based on the theme, ‘‘On earth,
peace, goodwill toward men” was
in-id ending when church women of
tae Isiand of Hawaii gathered at
t’.SV p.m. The original program
fer tikis inspiring service was pre
wired by Senorita Laura Jorquera,
of Santiago, Chile. The service was
.ed by Mrs, F. Wickwire; Scripture
lvsson was read by Mrs. Pearce and
p.’yci'i- were offered for the .League
of N itions by Mrs. Page; for the
Empiiu. by Mrs. Winer; for the
Ciiiueh by Mrs. Layton; for youth
by Capt. Gentle; for temperance, by/^
Miss Hartnoll and for missions by Mrs. Gurdon. /
In .-'nijunctlon with the Women’s
Day vi Player the young p- '“1'-
tr.e four churMits held their--------
iu the evening in the Main Street
chuic.ii. Their world-.wide program,
was based on the theme “Lead us O
Father in the Paths of Peace” and
v-as prepared by Miss Mary
Girls’ Work Secretary) of the Pres
byterian Cihiurch in Canada. Miss -
Ina Jaques presided over the meet- |
ing. Prayers were offered for the j
Empire by Miss Celia Christie; for *
the church by Miss Barbara Atkinson and for youth by Miss Cairie |
A very appropriate duet was
and
FOR A TASTY MEAL TRY OUR
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TomatoSausafe
2 lb. .jpr
For ^hle^^-the
IDEAL MEAT MARKET
Phone 38
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. A. ®. Elliott, Minister
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a.m.—“Religion As Life.”
3 p.m.—(Sunday school
7 p.m.—Some Questions and Their
Answers.
Brief Song Service
Monday—Y, P. S.
Wednesday, March 4—Men’s Union,
Thursday-—Prayer Service at 7.45
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Special value at
NEW PRINTS
In a wide range of new patterns, in
three qualities. Priced at
20c., 25c., 27c.
NEW BROADCLOTHS
This is an exceptional good cloth and
conies in all the good shades
PRICED AT PER YARD 19c.
PURE LINEN TOWELING
A real good quality. A regular 20c.
line. Special at
18c. YD. OR 5 YDS. FOR 85c.
TURKISH TOWELING
Worth in the regular way 15c a yard.
We make a special of it this week at
2 YARDS FOR 25c.
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JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. Arthur Page, Minister
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
CURTAINS and CURTAIN NETS
Our new Curtains and Curtain Nets have just been received. There is such a var
iety of new weaves and patterns. We offer ten patterns at the popular price of 29c.
a yard other qualities at 35c., 40c., 50c. to 85c. «
2E
Sunday school Anniversary
11 a.m.—Rev. E. W. Young, of Dun
das Centre United
don, will preach.
p.m.—Special open i
S. S. Mr. B. W. F.
address the school.
Of seals unH ilinh.mn
sic by the
p.m.—Rev.
son Memo
Special inusi
Wednesday
Thursday 8
Ou Wednt
S.„ S. will pr
the Bible” it
by the young people
ye Sow”
Church, Lon-NEW PATTERNS IN CHINTZ STAMPED MATS
o session of the
Beavers will
. Presentation
and diplomas. Special mu-
kestra and -others.
if E
•nde
PASTRY FLOUR
NEW
PRIDE BATS FOR QUILTS
With two quilt patterns in every bat.
It is a wonderful quality for quilting
EACH 75c.
In a range of new patterns, at lowest
prices/ We also have the mat hooks at 15c.
This is a very good quality and comes
in new shades and patterns
SPECIAL AT PER YARD 19b.
SPECIAL SPECIAL
AYLM JEWEL SHORTENING
25c
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PROGRESI
... —
The Gold jiggers,
Janies St. WJ A. c
A. Penhalo, ®ill hfii
people o^ in Miss V. sir servire^*Saturday,
ijroup of the
?Vened by Mrs.
'a cooking sale
Hat Shoppe, on
7 th at .2 p.m.
7
Hill,
provide lunch.
CROKINOLE-fey Spo
Hui Oildale W I. Olli, at 8.3Life
Ladies kind!
CHRE, AND
)red by the
Friday, March
r 15c, tax included.
in
Davis.
sang by Misses Helen Dignan
Hilda Sims.
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Hazel Waghorn, of London,
spent the week-end with her mother
Mrs. Dora Waghorn, Main Street,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arto Delve and fam
ily, of Forest, were week-end visit
ors in the home of Mrs. Delve’s par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott.
Helen Rowe, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Rowe, who recently
underwent an operation in Victoria
Hospital, London, for facial trouble
returned home on Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Ryckman, who has been
with her sister-in-law Mrs. Mooney,
qf London, for several weeks, has re
turned home. Mrs. Mooney is get
ting along as well as can 'be expect
ed.
Master Douglas Harness, who has
been in Victoria Hospital, London,
for several days owing to having
been struck in the eye by a snow
ball, returned home on Saturday.
He is able to be around with one
eye bandaged.
very lamblike en-
blustery month of
t
is in Toronto this
a convention of
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day;
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be f
obin-
Stic-e
ts. Finlay,
Church. L
the choir
m.—Praye
Y. P. Union
March 11th
i pageant
llowed by1
‘What
the
Out of
drama
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss
First Sunday in Lent
a.m.—rU-Go-I-Go Class
a.m.—Morning Prayer & Sermon
p.m.—Sunday School and Rec
tor’s Bible Class.
7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon
SHEETS HEMMED FREE OF CHARGE
This, the last week that we * will hem
sis, free of charge. So if you want any
made up let us have your order this week
PRICES AT 45c., 50c., 65c. TO 75c.
In a fine range of this season’s
I ar; also showing a new line of borers and bandings that are diff^H
OMATOES
Mr. Geo. Jaques is visiting
Lcndon and Birr-
Miss Bern eice Delbridge, London,
was hO(-me over the week-end.
Mr. Clarence Boyle,, of London,
visited at his home here Saturday.
Mrs. George Hunter spent the
week-end. visiting with relatives in
Chilton.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor, of Toronto,
spent the week-end with her family
in town.
March made a
try following the
February.
Mr. J. Paisley
week attending
Chainway Store managers.
Mrs. A. McQueen, of Brucefield,
visited for a few days with her sister
Mrs. James Bowey.
Mr. Hiram Moffatt, of Union, and
cousin of Mr. W. H. Johnston was a
visitor in their home recently.
Miss Marjorie Medd and Miss
Helen Dignan are yisiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Mo-fifat in London.
Mr. and Mrs-. Win. Rollins, Lon
don , spent the week-end yvlth the lat
ter’s- mother, Mrs. T. Q. Crpech.
Miss Hazel Clarke leaves Wednes
day for Stratford General Hospital,
where she will train for a nurse.
Mr. W. H. Johnston has returned
home and is looking very much bet
ter after his rest of three months.
Miss Utah Clarke, Miss Betty Shit-
son and Ted. Schwartz, of London,
Ȥpent Sunday at the home of the
former’s parents.
Mr. Edigar Horney, who recently
s&cured a position with the Domin
ion Stores, at Dunnville, is this week
moving his family- to that place.
Rev. S. Moore Gordon B.D., gave
the congregation of Caven Church
a splendid address on Sunday morn
ing on “Palestine in Modern Times.”
The final contribution to the Car
penter Fund sent by the Times-Ad-
vocate was 60c.
Mrs. C. Pilon.
Mr. and Mrs.
Windsor, visited
with their parents here. Mrs. Sims
is remaining for a week.
Rev. Mr. Mair, of Thames Road,
gave a very interesting address on-
humorous phases of the war at the
regular meeting of Lebanon Forest
Lodge A.F. & A.M. Monday evening.
IMr. Archie- Davis returned last
week from Westminster Hospital,
London, where he had been receiv
ing treatment. He is at present con
fined to his home with the flu.
Miss Margaret Ellerington, who
has been holidaying at her home
for the past three weeks has return
ed to- her duties as nurse-in-training
at Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. Frank Mallett, of London,
and a former resident of Exeter, had
the misfortune to fall on Saturday
and as a result is confined to his
bed. Mrs. Mallett has been confin
ed to her bed since New eYars.
Mr J. G. Stanbury K.C., was at
Goderich on Thursday and Friday of
last week on the case of the Blyth
Flax Co. vs. McMur-chie Estate and
at Osgoode Hall, Toronto on Mon
day) of this week as Counsel in the
Goderich case of Allen vs. Allen in
appeal.
•Miss Etta Jarrott, teacher in Tor
onto, was home to see her mother
Mrs. I. Jarrott, who has been sick in
Hensail, also her father, Mr. Jarrott
of Kippen, who lias- been imbed all
winter, also Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Johnston, of Exeter, and her brother
Dr, Gilbert Jarrott, of Seaforth, We
are glad to report Mrs, Jarrott will
bo able to return home very shortly,
Radios were installed in Caven
Presbyterian Church, Trivitt Mem
orial and Main Street United
Churches Sunday morning for the
reception of the address of His Ma
jesty King Edward VIII. In all the
C. V. PICKARD
General Insurance & Real Estate
—. representing —
The Great West Life Assurance Co.
The Wawanesa Mutual
ance Co.
The Casualty Company
The Consolidated Fireco<, /.'.■:
Covering a|t lines of
to, Fire, Lability al
.^identjjff
Phone 16|5, .
Try us foi* your next order—Head Lettuce, Celery, Tomatoes, Cabbage, New or Old
Carrots, and Lemons, Oranges and Bananas at Lowest Prices.
GOOD BREAD FLOUR
Specialfor pies
asualty
Exeter
Permanent Phone 16
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Melvin L. Sims, of
over the weekr-end
ogue
” by
11 in
Re-
COMING— Illu
“Hitch-hiking ro
Rev. Ellsworth
James St. ch,uro
serve the date.
FOR SALE—fFour bfon
hens and soirnt
Mrsc Jno. penhale, Hay P.O.
Wind In^ur-
tn James street ^nrch the- attend
ant was r.ot ua l;*xg». ai a;, tai maV
HOUSE FOR
Norman Hockey,
a donation from
AS. P. BOWEY
Stih Life Representative)
Wind, Au-
Sickness and
durance
side. D. &
Bfcite has re-
b cope with
and because
does so with-
im to please.”
’FOR SALE—*6 feontlj/old York
shire boar. Can He mastered. Hubert Heywood, RJLyWT 3, Exeter.
FOR SALE—6 rowed seed ‘barley*
O.A.C. No. 21, 60c. a bushel. James
Gardiner, Kirkton. phone
Kirkton.
FOR SALE—6ffi^;Zdis^, Quebec
heater, laundry stpVe, colony house,
R. E- Balk,will, phoneT50j. ltp
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PRUNES — Finest Quality
Extra Large- 2 lbs for 25c
18c 98 lb. bag .. $2.69 | Medium — 3 lbs for 25c
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Ttir Russell
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FOR SALE—We are of
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DRIED PEACHES
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LOST— Bet.weeri Garage
and C. Sweet’s in-rUsiborn^ on Sat
urday last a smaM parcel containing
several smaller ®arc$f® of various articles. Finder ptease/leave at the
Times-Advoeate.
LOST—On February 21st, a buf
falo robe between Creditor^ and
Shiipka* Finder kindly noH^jr Albert
Gaiser.
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FARM FOR OR RENT—
Apply to Mrs. John Swan, R.R. No. 1, Hensail, phone 92r2X Hensail
3-5-2tc.
21rl
,urkeye little piJ^^’Appl^. to
g one
ike new.ome
hdium sized.
<j»f Exeter’s finest
Modern throughout.
Priced away 'belojiiii uilding cost.
C. V. PICKARD, phoii^AGS, Exeter
f—Apply to
ltp
FARM FOR
good land in<t/Sborne T'C&p, Com
fortable S-tLWi hous.e, nawjy shing
led; Dkha'jpd bankjj, bar
shed; * windmill .
health theT reason
to Ralph
ham.
driving
'e bush, Ill
’’selling. Apply.
Batten^'R. R. 1 Wood-
2tp. |
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FOR SJAiLSkk-28 colts '
4 years, Will sell Ztir
Cdfe tiffin vicinltyfe’
Apply
St, L
Waves
Our Cqynbinatio^Sil Perma-
coiffure of
ave and love-
That is was so Cold
H. Cone-Cleaned Ant
servo heating powejr^
the coldest^ weath it is even-birning^It
out wasteful for '
Try
Mrs, H. Parsons .was- in London
Sunday and spent two hours at the
bedside of .her ‘brother, Mr. Esli
Heywood, who has suffered another
stroke. He is serious.y ill and at
that time he was unable to recog
nize or respond by look or voice to
the entreaties from those he knew so
well.
A brilliant meteor which appear
ed to be about half the size of the
moon was observed to cross the sky
from west to east Sunday evening
shortly before seven o’clock and was
reported by Mr. W. F. Abbott It
was just at dtak and the sky was
lit up. 'The -meteor seemed to ex-*
plode a short distance from the
ground.
Southcott Bros
Phone 16
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