HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-04-16, Page 8THVKSRAY, APRIL 10th, 1930 THE EXETER TIMES-APVQCATE
..Attractive Hair ••
The care of your hair today is not
a matter for special occasions. At so
cial functions, during business hours
or in y
hair
guidi
of y
ur heme, the
unobtrusively
‘S y< ir companii
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i
Ladies’ Dresses
are showing.
Priced at S5.00.UM7.50
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Exeter
LOCAL NEWSap-
*
be
With Plain or Belted MjjUBels. In Plain Tweeds and Ch
Suits have one pair long
Exeter Markets
Wheat 70c
Oats 30e
Barley 42c
Buckwheat
Manitoba’s
AVelcome
I
I
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Key. S. Moore Gordon, B,A,, B.D.
Alinister
Mrs, J, G. Cochrane, organist
Rev. AV. A. Young B. Bc.A
10 a.m.—-Sunday School
11 a.m.—Rev. I). C. Hill, B.A., B.D,
of Roslin, Ont,
7 p.m.—'Rev, I). C. Hill
Monday, April 20th: Dr.
Neville, ‘The Lure of Archaeology
Sunday, April 2 6th; Rev, J. L. Bur
gess, M.A., of Lucknow.
beauty of your
but definitely
nis impressions
that your hair
always.
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attent
A
ill
USS
gives
lw
SMITH
Butter 21c-24c
A large 14c.
B 12c
C lie
$8.25
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BEAUTY SHOPPE
xi in uni of
Satistacti
ir
Muku
irmiUc,
nut Wav
lustrous hair
limtun of
40c.
Best |2.70
four $2.40
$26,00 a ton
1.00 a ton
forts $21.00 a ton
Standard Screening Chop $19.00
Mixed Chop $22.00
Creamery Butter 28c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
An error appeared in Vsborne
Council minutes in last week’s issue.
In th* treasurer's report, Bank ot
Montreal note $1014.55 should have
read Bank of Montreal note paid,
$1914.55. The Township of Vsborne
fortunately, has no outstanding
debts.
FOR SALE -/^fTmloek
Phone 48, Huron*Lumber Co.
---------- -—CATTLE WANTED fUR
TORE—One year old. Joshua
R.R. No. 3, Exeter, p$one
Kiikton.
PAS-
Jolins,
25rl7,
WANTED—Girl desiJ^&Xdfosition
of housework. Apply Times^Advocate
ltp.
FOR SALE—A quantity of
Oats for seed at^
also one Durhan^buM?!? months old
John AL Bell, 1.
FOR SALE—2 ti^sj^hens and
1 gobber. Apply lo R» “H. Dick, JSen-
sall. ' ^ltp.
Banner
bushel:
Good news! Th
One-Cent-Sale. Yo
save 50 per cent, t
day, Friday and S
Rexall Store.
original
mity to
Thurs-
1 Cole’s
FOR SALE—We
good homes for sale
make them good buy
ard. Phone 165.
J
LOCALS
FOR A TASTY MEAD TRY OUR
PURE PORK
Tomato Sausa
IDEAL MEAT MARKET
Phone 38
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. Arthur Page, Minister
W. IL Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Clioir-Leader
BOW'LL RS ATTENTION—A meet
ing of the bowlers will be held in
the Library Thursday evening at 8
Important business. It is hop-
all intended bowlers will be
p.m.
ed that
present.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. A. E. Elliott, Minister
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.—-The Minister11
Women’s Alissionary Easter Thank-
offering.
*3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—The Alinister,
Monday—Y. P. S.
3
7
If you need one you will find the style, cloth and
price you are prepared to pay in the fine assortment
have to offer. See our values at $12.95 and $14.50.
New Belted Models in Spring Suits
' 7/ 7- 7- “
the
we
This is the up-to-date Clothes foi| Young Men for Spring and Summer, The styles
are very popular and the cloths are/n the New Tweeds. See these before you buy.
Smart TweZd Suits for School
ffects. Most of these
tfTts and Coats
We have a finjf assortme
in the new cloths afd shad
f Coats and Suits, featuring some very smart styles
The prices are reasonable. Come in and see what we
11 a.m.—“Three months in the Holy
Land.” Rev. Leroy Toll, B.A.,
World Traveller.
p.m.—Sunday School
p.m.—"The Walk to Emmaus.”
The Minister.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. — ‘‘Hitch-hiking
Round the World.” The Toll
Brothers.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service.
Thursday, 8 p.m.—Young People’s
Union.
We have received new shipments of Misses and Women’s Dresses showing some
last mnute styles at very popular prices.Miss
holiday
Mr. Wm. McKay, of Stratf-ord, vis
ited in town for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Lampman spent
Easter with relatives in Norwich.
Mrs. Geo. Hay is visiting with her
mother Mrs. J. W. Anderson, at
Crediton,
Mr. Rd. Terry, who is ill in Vic
toria Hospital, London, is somewhat
Kathleen Strang spent the
in London,
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
FOR SALE—Banker sjfed Oats,its . . d
grown from registered 'IKr' ■aK* 1
bushel. Apply Ge$,-
Exeter, phone 12itS9.j
pitchers,
store ex-
^entralia.
FOR SALE—Privately day April 18th,^t^V
Leather rocker, tl
hall rack, wash!
wringer, electrit
pots, pans, v
scale:s. garden.
GIRL WANTED—With
t perience. Applyz_B°x 19.
....Registered Yorkshires
udi^^bred sows
c?ov'Vinci •
F
Satur-
arce’s.
ep ladder,
achine and
plate, dishes,
T
* FOR 'SAL
all ages in
boars read
Advanced
Hunter,
FOR
ernniem
iest yie
with la
cent, in
Ex
ce; bred
Stock, j
and
front
I. D.
PP
SALE—NoW> Rffi’ley
grade 1^(4^0960)
.der. srt^'otj^award, ,
nination 95 per!
, Hunter, Exeter !
PP
RENT — Pasture
„ seventy-^e acresm the nojth side^Fthe Lake
Fqjjimirther par-
AIORLEY, So-
4-9-3tc.
FOR SA
farm consisting q]
situa
Road near Sodojb. Fou^
tlculars apply tq-'J.
Heitor, Exeter/? Qm;
CATTLE WANTEDz‘Fp$ GRASS
—Apply John T. Hicks/ "Centralia.
Phone 321’11 Kirkfdn.? 4-9
Mrs. W. Pollen is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. W. Fawcett, of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Guenther, of
Windsor, visited at the home of Mr.
Robt. Sanders.
A delivery truck conveying four
cars made delivery at the Chevrolet
garage Tuesday.
Murray Madge, of London, is
spending the holidays with his aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Williams.
Mr. Archie McLean, formerly
Hibbert Township, died recently
his home in Grey Township.
Miss Reba Simmons, nurse-in-
training at the Stratford Hospital,
spent Monday at her home here,
Miss Effie Treble has returned to
London after spending the winter
10
10
11
Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss
a.m.—Sunday School '
a.m.—U-Go-I-Go Class
a.m.—Morning Prayer & Sermon
7 p.m.—-Evensong and Sermon
C. V. PICKARD
of
at
Auto Insurance
Costing less than one dollar per
month. WJ^y take a chance?
Wind Insurance
SWll protec-
su Mutual at
s the time.
Farmers yojgf can earn
tion with ®e Waw
low co!)
Phone 165,'
. G "qCE™' "specials"
OXYDOL
1 large package
1 small package
Both for ... . 26c
OATMEAL
For your chicks
9 lb. for ... . 25c
A FREE
1 Cake Life Buoy Soap
with 1 large package
LUX
For...................25c
CHERRIES FOR PIES
Sweet or Unsweetened
2 cans for .. . 25c
BROOMS
Get ready for Housecleaning
good 5-string brooms
For ....... 49c
HONEY
Choice Quality
10 lb. pail. . . 90c
Pineapples, Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Tomatoes, Carrots, Beets, Cabbages, at
lowest prices
Southcott 1
Phone 16
Bros.
Phone 16
gov-
heav- - 5Vjth her sister, Mrs. S. Parsons.
j Mrs. Riddell, of Frobisher, Sask.,
v,j is visiting with her son-in-law and
i daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Pick-
. ard.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Becker Miss Betty
and Robt., of New Hamburg, spent
Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Hawkins.
Mr. J. J. Knight, of London, and
son Mr. David Knight, of Stratford,
called on friends in town on Good
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Newell and
son, David, of Stratford, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Creech.
Clerk Joseph Senior, who
confined to his home for
weeks was able to be out for a short
walk on Alon day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sehwegler,
Marion and Clayton, of Toronto,
spent the holiday with Air. and Airs.
N. J. Dore.
Mrs, j. AV, orme, of Toronto and
Airs. T. D. Orme, of Lucan, were
the visitors with Airs. G. T.
!
•2tp.
FOR RENT—One^^ land ....
nor of Mill and ^rning streets, Ex
eter. Apply tapirs, A. Gibson.
R.. N.
cor-
lias been,
several
..Permanents..
Join the parade with a coiffure
that is fresh and young, a clan
cut coiffure that will brir new
life to youy end-of-thq^Miter
pearancejand mor
ussell
Phone 245
HOJJSETO RENT^ Cottage onHuron street, pqs^ssi^n 1st Alay.
Apply John Jac^b, Ij.o^ O. Clinton,
f 4-9-3tp.
.......SEED GRAINS
ward’
(srnoc
Oats;
and I.
Spring
:h awneg
a'
given
Ow^n
phone
G
o a
ied :
'rices
m a
dger
9.
F
fOR SALE^FRe-
Wheat, ^velvet”
barley.) ‘Alaska’
uantity Flaxseed
sal fo&Reedlng live-
and .mill information
on. Apply to
on, Hensail, Ont.,
A '
Motor Accident
Hazards are
Increasing Yearly
4-9-3tc.
SALE-^D. C.
API!
FOR
lowed. Seed Bdfl
Col will, Centra^
No. 21, 6-
y to W. T.
FOF
grouiu
nished
watoi
CAL
an in
dsmobil
Apply
1
■ room on
or unfur-
tb^oom, hot
ry A. ToutTout
■il .'lU.r.
$ Barb F
3 se-
M?s.
iiepsiaii,
No
lle Down
4-9-3tc.
FOR
grown
bushel.
Expter,
SALE—Banne
mfr
eed
ed,
am R.R. 3,
rS9 HensalL ‘9tp.
Oats,
Oc. a
Al HATCHING^-2c. dll egg
‘‘•’.See or write Mrs. E. HeyAvddd, R.R.
■. / tfe
SEED IMRLEY FOR jSiLE-TD.
^A.C. 21. Apply- Alvin Essery, Gdii-
^ra.Iia. Phone 40 r '4, CreditoilF
-^Ok SALE—-The~ farm ,
of the John penhale Estate,, 00 ac*
res; Lot 12, SoutluBoundaryfif Hay;
house, barn, wini
bush; also 50 her
Con, 7, Hay. suit
acfes South ha
Hay; 30 acres su
with SO’niO plough!
pasture, windmill.
John, penhale, R, 1,
some
alf lot 8,
pasture.
Con. 4r
croping
balance
to Mrs.
ay, Lake Road
tfn.
mill i
South
among
Mantle for Easter.
Miss Audrey and Billie Bettis, of
Toronto, are
holidays with
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. H.
ly underwent
toria Hospital, London,
a satisfactory recovery.
Mrs.. Amelia Dale, who has spent
the past few weeks in Boston, Mass.,
is expected home this week. She is
at present visiting in St. Thomas and
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lloyd, Bever
ley and Shirley, of Toronto and Mrs.
W. Millar Warren and Richard, oE
London, are visiting at the home of
Mr. L. Day.
Messrs. E. M. Dignan, G. Hicks, C.
Fisher and B. Rivers were in Ham
ilton Friday of last week attending
a lodge of instruction in connection
with the I. O. O. F.
Mr. II. T. Rowe, who has been
Confined to his home for some time
through illness, is able to be tip a
little each day. He was down stairs
for a shoit time Easter Sunday.
? A number of members of the Odd
fellows order were in London Wed
nesday evening of last week and
were initiated into the lodge of the
Ancient Mistic Order of Samaritans.
Mr. Wm. Stanlake was- at Clinton
Tuesday attending a demonstration
of grafting and pruning under the
direction of the Dept, of Agriculture
hold at the orchard of Mr, Middle
ton.
Messrs. Kenneth Hockey, Frank
Creech, G. Cochrane and p. Lawson
motored to Toronto Saturday and
took in the final hockey game be
tween the Maple Leafs and Detroit
Rod Wings.
spending the Easter
their aunt and uncle
Frank Triebner.
Thomson, who recent-
an operation in Vic-
is making
As traffic grows on our highways
so does the danger of accidents to the individual motorist. •
Although yon$may be the .4^dst
’-i the woi'My the
may involw*yoii in Pl prove
.Lee when you
insurance for
s^Fe can give you,
;hd get our price
our car.
careful driver /jh
“other fellow’^
ome motor n®hap that, particularly ^OStly,
Why takdijAe cj^ll
can buy ai^omoW®?'ii
such low cdst as^ltf ""
Phone 1<T
insuriaffore
JAS. P. BOWEY
Sun Life Representative!
Mrs. E. A. Howald spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Roul-
ston at Simcoe.
Roy. s. M. and Mrs. Gordon and
family are spending this
Grand Bend.
Jack Moise and Robert
are spending a few days
Bend.
A jolly surprise party ..
at the homo of Mr, and Mrs, Preston
Dearing on Tuesday evening, the
occasion being the former's birth
day. The evening was spent play
ing cards, Mrs. G. Appleton being
the winner of ladies' high and Thos.
Dinney gents high, while Mrs, Rey
nolds won the consolation,
week at
Southcott
at Grand
was held
This is Good
medicine Sybilla Spahr
most depondabJ
cough, croup, i
chitis, tonsillti ____ __________
it’s amazingly Mood and guaranteed.
All druggists.
therovett
Hfe to treat
hg-^ougb, brom
id throat troubles
Mis. Fred Bawden visited with
relatives in Brantford for Easter.
Mr. Ted Taman, of Seaforth and
Miss Margaret Tainan, of London,
spent the holidays under the parent
al roof.
John Keyes, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Keyes, of the Highway north
of Exeter, who has been ill for some
time was t'aken to London in an am
bulance Monday for treatment at
Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. F. Triebner is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Bettis, of Tor
onto. Mrs. Triebner has not been
well most of the winter but she en
joyed the motor trip to Toronto and
stood the journey well.
Mr. Geo. Jewell, of London, a
member of the Exeter Lodge of Odd
fellows, and brother Of Mr. James
Jewell, recently returned to his
home from hospital were he under
went an operation.
Miss Iva Willis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Willis, of town, while
playing Monday afternoon had the
misfortune to slip and twist her right
ankle fracturing .a bone. She was
attended by Dr. bunlop.
Dr, F. C. Thompson, D.D.G.M., of
the I.O.O.F. paid his official visit to
the Exeter Lodge Tuesday evening.
There was a good attendance and
the work of the first degree was ex
emplified in a very efficient manner.
Dr, Thompson gave a very timely
address and was tendered a vote of
thanks. Refreshments were served
at the close.
The Mission Band of James St,
Church served a ten cent tea Tues
day afternoon. Members of the
band provided a program of music
and recitations which was followed
by afternoon tea. There was a fair
attendance. Mrs. J. H. Jones, supt.
of the Band, was in charge assisted
by Mrs. T. Coates and Mrs.
South cott.
Leave Your Measure
for “Clothes of Quality
gs® Wherever you are,
wherever yoi^go—•
you may be si^e that
your CLOTHES OF
QUALITY^suit or
topcoat will ljok smart.
Style and
right intdt them by
master c-feftsmen—•
built to y^ir own person
al medsw&ments.
Come Sl and see tl
newest^ arrivalsa^fh
colourmljStttrds^Rish i
woolen^,... latest •
style trends. You’ll like ‘
them both, we think, in
your CLOTHES OF
QUALITY suit or
topcoat.
: are built
“Clothes of Quality
BRAND
NOTICE
J. M.W. W. T A M A N
PHONE 81
—I nr 1... i i ',j7url.iu
EXETER, ONT.
Now is- the time to have your rugs
and curtains dry cleaned for you’re
spring cleaning. We will call for
and deliver your rugs. Prices reason*
able; /’
Also ladles’ Spring CQatS1' 60c,
‘ ............ 60c
50c
60 c
Ladies’ Plain
Men’s Hats ...e.j/J1!1?,.......
-Sults and SpMhg Coats
at HARNESS’ BARBER SHOP
THE ONTARIO DRY CLEANERS
AND DYERS
'Mr« Wesley G. Simmons and Chas,
Triebner were in Toronto over the
W6ek*pnd and were guests of ‘Buzz’
Boll, p,f the Toronto Maple Loafs in
their final game against the Detroit
Red Wings at the Maple Leaf Gar
dens Saturday evening. Mr. Boll
was tv friend of the Siipmons family
during Ills boyhood days at Fillmore
SasdjA His father and Mr, Simmons
wore at one time partners in busjl-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Christie and
daughter Jean, of Toronto and Mr.
Earl E. Christie, of Western Uni
versity, London, with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Christie,
The engagement is announced o£
Margaret Mary, youngest daughter
of Mrs. Edward Arkoll, London, to
names Oswald Brown, son of Mrs. J.
O, Brown, also of London and form
erly of Exeter, the- marriage to take
place the latter part of April,