HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-05-14, Page 8THURSDAY, 3IAY 14th, 1936 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
Exeter Markets
ffiheat 70 c. standard.
«ts 30e
JBarley 42c.
Manitoba’s Best $2.60
Welcome Flour $2.40
Low Grade $26.00 a ton
Bran $21.00 a ton
Shorts $21.00 a ton
Standard Screening Chop $19.00
Mixed Chop $22.00
Creamery Butter 25c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs,
All Kinds of
PLANTS FOR SALE
Geraniums, all kinds; Fusia, Snap
Dragon, Petunia, Salvia, Stocks, Be
gonia, Adgeratum, Drecena, German
Ivy, Wandering^ Jew, Glouris Glean^ -
Glouris GlobqJ Double
Foliage, Canj|h, Vinca
Ferns.
W
Butter 20-23c.
A large 15c,
B 13c.
C 12c.
$7.85
LOCALS
Nasturi
Pans
Son
GREENHOUSE
askets aHanging
/ filled t
Vindow Boxes
rder.
latoes now ready.
Lsh Onions
10
11
PURE PORK
DELICIOUS
LEAVITT’S THEATRE
Tomato Sjm sage
Exeter’s Most ffiular Sausage
2 lb.r 45c.
Buy Crijiison GtowwJ>r. Bennett,
Giant Nyrfph, Goldini Dream, Glads,
. .-'“clear at 50c?-pe^
[Jrcedar
’only.—
2tc.
Order Sb
IDEAL MEAT MARKET
of high
dozen
•lW® <
ilRjini "Ward’s,
Phone 38
FORWiiLE—Shingles an
posts at lowest prices. QasftF
S. M. Sanders.
FOR SALE—A,Ze'W trees, White Spruce,
-Scotch Pines. Appl^,4^E.
ton. Exeter.
-----COW FQ$'
Durham. As'^ly
Phone 13 6Lj
ornjatiiental
Zdar and
C. Apple-
ltc
4-year-old
Skinner,
2tc.
FOR SALE—j-Use^.,‘-refrigerator cheap
at F, G. W.r|^F& Co.
Z' ----------------------
' The Thames Road Ferners’ Club
are booking ordjer'' nna}
Chestnut and hi), get in o:n the r|du|
orders must b^^R..__
—P. Passmor^sSc^fetary.
FOR ■SAT^gag^ie dog., two years
old, good 6atuf dog and watch dog.
Write Ed.^Dmpdas, R.R. 1, Clande-
iboye. ' HP*
srs for hard coal,
In order to
prices for May
!ced by May 18th.
announce
office will be^d^ed M-on-
ednesday, of
attending the Den-
ion in Toronto.
Dr. Cowen wishes to
that his
day, Tue
next w
tai Coni?
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Francis visit
ed with friends at Wyoming Sunday,
Dr. Wm. Lawsou, of Listowel, spent
Mother's Day under the parental
roof.
Miss
visited
here.
Mr.
of Detroit,
l'ew days at her home
Dorothy Ford,
for a
Peter
treatment at
in London.
.See R. N.
Case is undergoing
St. Joseph's Hospita
°i
pei
De!
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LOST—On M^i-n’jStreey between Bank of Mo^tfeal Aid m-y residence
■ ‘ ’ as a
my
Mary
ltp.
Bank of MojMeal f f hand-jpaint;e*(i brp^hX‘'-VaIi,?ed
keep-sgJre^HCihdly l&v/e at
home and%eceiye a reward.
Tom. *
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-r^litOUSEICEiE'PER WANTED
..^ih^Y-—’Must be clean, / capable,. ef
ficient and ihome loving. To such a
person will be given ya home where
the widower and tw children ages
7 and 9 will lo^k ,/pon her as one
of the family, she /must be sociable
kind and affectionate having only
such qualities as will make the home
a happy one. This person must be
of middle age not over 37 preferab
ly one .musically inclined and Church
going. Please give every -detail of
yourself in first letter to Box H, Exe^
ter Times-Adv-ocate. . y,. ’i*r'-
/ -CATTLE FOR PASTUjR.E^Also a
jy M.H. 10, hoe seed dml fdjrsale. Ap-
“ ply to Mrs. J-cJin Peffi^j^ Lake Rd.
K.C., is ii
Counsel on a
of Appeal.
Rollins, o
-FOR
Marys, spent the
their parents here.
W. F. Abbott and
with Mr. and Mrs.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, W. A. Young, R, ScA.
Interim Moderator
Mrs, J. G. Cochrane, Organist
a.m.—.Sunday School
. a.m.—iS. R. Byles, B.A., of Lon
don, representative of Ontario
Temperance Federation.
Evening service withdrawn.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
• Rev. A. E. Elliott, Minister
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
...Hot Weather Dresses
Stripes, floral and dots in
Crepes, long & short sleeves
• ••
A rack of smart picnic
dresses in piques and voiles
$1.59
$■X
COTTON MATERIALS
Our stock of Cotton Summer Dress Materials consists of Voiles, Piqutes, Broad
cloths and Linens in the newest patterns popularly priced at
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
May 14th, 15th, 16th
Ronald Coleman, in
“A TALE OF TWO CITIES”
A Metro Goldwyn Meyer Picture
.■Charles Dickens immortal story of
love and sacrifice against a seething
background of revolution.
A motion picture that the world
will hail as the best beloved in 1936.
The storming of the Bastille. A
scene without parallel in screen an
nals for thrills.
6,000 people in the cast.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
May 18th, 19th-, 20th
Paul RoW^on, celebrated negro bari-
tone, in
>EMPEROR JONES” #
^.United
udley Diggs ofsuppd!W®
“Mutiny on the Bounty” fame
and an all native cast
Coming soon—
"ROSE MARIE”
‘TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE’
“FRECKLES”
LOCAL NEWS
has been
near
a.m.-■The Minister11
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m,—The Minister
Monday—Y. P. S.
Thursday—-Prayer Service.
29c to 50c
LISLE HOSE HOUSE DRESSES
of
in St. Jo-
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. Arthur Page, Minister
W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
•"Does God Guide”a.m.-11
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m—“Putting a God to Bed”
Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service.
Thursday, 8 p.m.—Young People’s
Union.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss
-Sunday School
-U-Go-I-Go Class
■Morning Prayer & Sermon
a.m.-
a.m.-
a.m.-
10
10
11
7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon
IP §
C. V. ^PICKARD
A splendid weight of hose for service
for everyday wear,
PER PAIR 25c.
A special line of attractive house dress
es at the popular price of
69c. EACH
ANKLE SOCKS VESTS AND BLOOMERS
In all the wanted shades with cuffs or
lastex tops
15c. AND 25c. PER PAIR
In cotton, summer weight, cumfy cut
vest, bloomers with cuff at the knee.
EACH 29c.
Mr. Kaemp of Colonial Dresses Ltd.
will be with us on Thursday’ and willj'display his large range of Summer Dr.^sslpsl You
are invited to see these Dresses an^ choose one if you so desire.
BLUE WORK SHIRTS/
A good quality of shirt in th/coat style.
EACH 79c. '■
COTTON HQSE
A fine range of colours and patterns
specially priced at
2 PAIRS FQR 35c.
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CANNED PEA^^F'
3 cans for .. . 25c
JEWEL SHORTENING
2 lb. for ... . 25c
canvafShoes
Canvas shg^jufor children with rubber
soles in san^gi; oxford and boot styles.
te TO $1.00 PER PAIR
MEN’S HATS
Look at your hat, you can get a smart
hat for as low as
$1.95
RY SPECIALS
Pineapples!
Are now at their best
Large sizes are scarce
Aylmer Tomatoes
Large tin
3 tins for . . . 25c
CANNED CORN
3 tins for ... 25c
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GRASS FARM FQr3&NT— Or
cattle tak^h^^^f^^S/Ot 7, Con. 6,
Hay T-oWship. AppljZto Ed. Kestle.
or Mrs, it- •McFalLSf'’Exeter.
FOR SALE-
'potatoes. Appljj
Ex^terfi-jajr *
IT>r“sale or rent-
^htial property, on Main
(Jently remodelled owng^'
Lancelot Hgifedy w
furt'her vacant
quired. 1 -particulars apply to Carling & Mor
ley. • 5-7-2tc.
FOR SALE—.Building 2 OXi0
a lean-to. in Exeter Nqg®;
of good building mat^*^l. A
J. J. Millar* Hay £ - M;
FOR North
And.ro
ulata Morie,
<E&i$y jbfjiwfor d
toZw
seed
tETarl Parsons,
•The^rgsi-
J'wre-
late
and
as may be re
late possession. F-or
REN rick residence on
* of Huron and
is. For further partic-
to Mrs. B. Hicks Or J. W.
5-7-2t-c.
RBNT—On Hjiron St., EFOR
6 1-2 acres of land
sugar beets last yea
leaving
ed. C.
ter.
a small balf-nc
V. Pickard
art of
lowed
be plow-
165, Exe-
SALE —^ack^ifp
Dunlop sMa:
W. BW
cane *£rry plants
ibott, Exeter,
FOR
ghuteS; _
also honey.
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants in
good vfWa>tIes; choice Gladiolus at
20 and eir dozen; also some
choice DelphihrO^feJ^i. 25c. plant.
4-2 0*21 IF. Gollings, Exetor
FOR Sale*-aA quantity of 2nd
Clasa sb ft- etmK lttin^er for Sale at
$10.00 per M.i&iir H. Rat2, R.R. 3,
Dashwood, 4-30-3tc.
L Walter RiiftiS McPherson, here
by 'give notide ihiVt I will wt be rO-
^ponslblfr hr ally debts orjfbligations
iCOiittacted by biy Wife^ anniex My-
rel McPherson-^of O5 on, Ontario. MtSt this dKte 0. 1986.
Mus McPherson
ill-
for
and
Rowe’s, big stock
furniture before you buy. 10
cent, discount.
Mr. and Mrs. Or by Kestle, of
troit, spent the week-end with theil
relatives here.
Miss Martha Hunter is confined
to her bed through illness at th« home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter]
Mr. J. -G. Stanbury
Toronto this week as
case before the Court
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
London, spent Sunday with the lat
ter’s mother Mrs. T. G. Creech.
Mr. and Mrs. David -Gordon, Con
nie and Keith, visited at Leamington
and Wallaceburg for the week-end.
Miss Ella Jones, -o-f Stratford, vis
ited over the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Thos. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Davis and two
children, of St.
week-end with
Mr. and Mrs.
Eleanor visited
Arto Delve in Forest for Mother’s
Day.
Miss Gladys Penhale, of London,
visited with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Penhale over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Salter and Miss
Helen Salter, of London, visited on
Sunday at the home of Mrs. M. F.
Salter.
Dr. Roulston will be attending
the annual Dental Convention at
Toronto for the first three days of
next week.
Mrs. (Rev.) J. W. Down has been
confined to her ‘home through
ness. Her many friends hope
her speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson
Miss Ila Westcott, of Toronto, spent
the forepart of the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Rd. Coates.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carey motor
ed to Glencoe for the week-end, Mrs.
•Carey remaining for the week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell and
Marion visited with their cousins in
London Township >on Sunday. Mr.
Stephen Powell, who has been visit
ing there for a 'week returned home
with them.
Mr. A. Terry and son, of Atwood,
Wlsited with the former’s uncle, Mr.
Rd. Terry, on Sunday. The latter
we are sorry to say, does
prove very fast.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore
of Toronto, have moved to-
into the residence of Mr. Chris. Zlrk
south of Huron St. Mr. Moore is an
Exeter Old Boy and for a number of
years lived in the West.
Mr. J. W. Batson-
onto Saturday and
tended the funeral
Coldwater. He was
far as Toronto by Messrs,
ton and J. N. A. McGinn.
Dr. Geo. Schoellin-g and
Koteskie, both of Detroit,
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Johnston one
day recently. The former is an old
friend of theirs. They attended the
Hvaugelfcal Conference in session
last week at Dashwood. Dr. School 1-
ing’s old home was on a farm, near
Dashwood,
The growth this week
phenomenal.
Mr. Emmanuel Beaver,
Crediton, is at present ill
seph’s Hospital, London.
Lieut-Col. and Mrs. C. S. Grafton
and family, of London, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cochrane on
Sunday.
Miss L. ]
last week ;
in Florida,
her brother at Youngstown, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Southcott, Mrs.
J. A. Stewart and Mrs. R. N. Creech,
motored to Toronto on Sunday re
turning on Wednesday. Mrs. South-
Cott is remaining for
Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Lake, -spent Sunday
Mrs. Robert Kydd.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers
visited with the former’s sister, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Kirkby in St. Marys
on Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Eacrett, and
Borger, of Detroit; Mr. Reg.
and Miss Billie Bowie, of
were visitors with Mr. and
W. F. Beavers during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hockey and
family and Mrs. Charlotte Hockey
visited in London Sunday with Mrs.
G. Saul. Mrs. N. Hockey visited
with .her mother, Mrs. Bishop and
her sister, Mrs. Cake.
Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Ingram spent
Sunday with the latter’s mother
Mrs. S. Hardy. They were
panied from Detroit by Mrs. Margjj^
et Harrison, a sister of Mrs. Har ‘
who- will visit ihere for a time.^fF
M. Jeckell returned home
after spending the winter
. She also visited with
Autog Insurance
Costing less #ian dollar per
month. Way t^e a chance?
Winff,insurance
Farmers you nan carry full protec
tion with the Wawanesa Mutual at
low cost. Now is the time.
Phone 165, . Exeter
Main Street Men’s Union
not im-
and son
Exeter
motored to Tor
on Sunday at-
of a relative at
accompanied as
Jas. Nor-
Rev. Mr.
called on
PUFFED WHEAT
per pkg 10c.
■
We would appreciate your
order.
lea-'
PRUNES
2 lbs. large size for 25c
3 lbs. medium size for 25c
Southcott Bros
a few days.
B. Rydall and
Noble, Shallow
with Mr. and
Mrs. F.
Beavers
.Sarnia,
Mrs. B.
COAL PRI
flash
sizesprices on all
Cone-Cleaned An-
been considerably
Right no
of D* & H.
thracite have
reduced.
There’s a
consuimer.
Call up and find out how much
you can save*
saving for every
The Main iSt. United church Men’s
Union on Wednesday evening, May
6 th held its closing meeting for the
summer. The president, Mr. G. W.
Layton, read the scripture lesson.
Two violin selections were given by
Mr. Geo. Grant, accompanied on tn«
piano by Mrs. H. Carey. The address
of the evening was given oy Mr. G.
C. Koch, who spoke on the subject
“Magic White Sand, or Salt”. It wu-
decided
held on
ber.
that the next meeting will be
the first Wednedsay in Octo-
SALE-#Several rebuilt andFOR
enclosed coal dil stove.s 2, 3 and 4
burner. Apply J.' Melville.
James St. W. A.
The W. A. of James Street Unit
ed Church met on Thursday, May 7
in the -church pallors. The Meeting
opened by use of hymn 381, follow
ed by Scripture lesson by Mrs.
Maud Hedden. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and adopted.
The Treasurer then, gave her report.
It was decided to canvas the con
gregation instead of having a Straw
berry supper. After all the busi
ness was taken care of, Mrs. Fred
May took charge of the meeting. A
reading from Paulene Johnson’s
Book entitled “The Nest Builders”
was given by Mirs. Page, which was
both humorous and inspiring. Mrs.
H. C. Carey then played an instru
mental, after which Miss Stevenson
favored with a vocal solo accompan
ied by Miss Brown. The meeting
was closed with the Mispah bene
diction aftei* which a dainty lunch
was served.
Throat Sore
coughing?
remedy for good
ack, it’s 100 per
Tonsils hurt, or
Use Sybilla gpafl
results or morn’ . _ ___i._.
cent, safe, qulcF and economical, it
works, try it. All Druggists.
Phone 16
Caven W. M. S.’I
The regular monthly meeting of
Caven Presbyterian W. M. S. was
held at the home of Mrs. Earl Mit
chell in Usborne on Tuesday evening
Several oarloads from town drove
out. The president Mrs. Will Sillery
was in the chair and Mrs. Henry
iStrang led in the devotional exer
cises. The topic was taken by Mrs.
Carmen iCann.
Main Street Y. P. U.
The Missionary meeting of the
Main St. Y. P. U. ’was in charge of
Gordon Hilborn. The njeeting open
ed by singing two hymns after
which Gerald Skinner led in. prayer.
The scripture was read by Hilda
Sims. Misses Violet Gambrill and
Violet Squires then favored with a
piano duet. The topic on "'Chris
tian Marriage” was very ably taken
iby Mrs‘ Geo< Layton.
Trivitt Memorial W. A.
The W. A. held a business and de
votional meeting at the home of Mrs.
Tanton-. The meeting opened with
hymn 603 followed by Prayers 'by
the President. Miss M'c’Taggart gave
the Scripture Lesson. The roll call
was answered with a verse from the
Bible containing the word prayer.
The minutes were read and adopted.
Mrs. Luxton gave a reading. Plans
were made for the .Spring Deanery
to be held in Exeter on June 8 th.
Reports of the Annual Convention
held in London were given by Mrs.
O. S. Winer and Luella Stanlake. The
meeting closed with the benediction.
You are not sure of getting most
votes but you Are sure of 10 per
cent. discount/ tdy R. Rowe’
Which is bettdroZ
Leave Your Measure
m
Phone 16
for “Clothes of Quality
■■ Wherever you are,
" wherever you go—•
you may be sure that
your CLOTHES OF
QUALITY suit or
topcoat will look smart.
Style and fit are built
right into them by
master craftsmen—
1 built to your own person
al measurements.
Come in and see the/j
newest arrivals
colourful, sturdy Briti
woolens, the latest
style trends. You’lljike
them both, we thmlB in
your CLOTHES !
QUALITY suit oi
topcoat.
“Clothes of Quality
— BRAND
JAS* P. BOWEY
Phone 157j Sun Life Rep*
W. W. T A M A N
PHONE 81 , EXETER, ONT.