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H. M. SMITH
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Wheat 65 e
Oats 3Ue
Manitoba's Best §2.GO
Welcome Flour $2.40
Rs ->> Grade $25.00 a ton
Bran $21.00 a ton
Shutts $21.00 a ten
Standaid Screening Chop §19.00
Mixed Chop §22.00
. .uinii.y Butler 25-20u
Dairy Butter 19-2 2c.
Eggs. A large 17c
E-.^s B IM
Eggs, C 13c
Hogs SS.Ue
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
KESTLE*~-In Victoria Hospital, Lon
don. Tuesday. June 2nd
and Airs. C. AV. Kestle,
(William Gerry).
to Mr.
a son,
Tuesday,
June 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs.
noth Johns, a son.
Ken-
i DEILB RIDGE—-In Usborne oil
day, J line 2nd to Mr. and
Horace Delbridge. a son I
Henry).
i Tues-
. Mis.
(Bruce
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John Trevetliick Sr., of Brins
ley and his two daughters, Air. and
Air.-'. M. Treat and little daughter
Jane and Dr. and Airs. Otto E. Kiel-
inq. all of Grand Rapids. Alieh., vail
ed on Air.
Monday,
and Airs.
Crediton.
and Airs. AL Amy, ..n
They also called, n Air.
AVill Alawhimit-y mar
TENDERS WAN’
■Sealed tohder^w;l
til Juui<,f13. 19 Uni’: t- d?, ’ t* h u r ch.; S’
.or tvftv
by ly 1V,6 •
■ W. Mas. Squire, Chaii
,1 be leq^lyed
, for .p^fatlng
iiecessa
to he c
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the
Lo west
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LOCALS
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2 lb
MARRIAGES
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ABEETING
A meeting uf the members ... i
Exeter Agricultural Society w.il
held jm tlu Town Hall. Exe.vr,
Saturday. J .me 20th, 193 G. at 8 p
for purp”se of considtiing the
granting . i a lease of the louth-w.esi
two acres ;f the grounds lur.^pl-r-
iod ef nimny-nme years Vil
lage ii ExCit-r on whiclms^fr'erect a
comi.ru ily building to part
ly for lair purposes^pil t\r trans-
actius v'hor^^raisiness as may
pnqxtly be 1,1 ui^Fbofori-! the meet-
LG/TED day c,f June 1936
LAyini0i H. Coates,, Preside:.;
r'xvkUKl’d G. Selden, Sefrittary
the
ijf
on
it NOTH IE
Mui.srs and
o’nd ami Buy
hotum' ild
^paired, r
^'■tilted, s
Guiiera-
'ilso all
:t:ieal appli-
HiOtUi’S fur
fork
TON,
Guaranteed
Exeter
64-3tc.
1 se out an ts-
... Alisa Cialg,
• ,'tucco ,1.ni;'h.
■■ m flours, coin
n -. ■
?dw . .
• '.dipjGjfe, hydro
EtfWfetros of land.
■odLgralss land, be-
C.
t.
apply to
or David
, Toronto. I
6-4-2it.;
er engage-
t, since he is us-
alve. At all drug
'LE—Barn12'3; by
binder; a ^ei;1 3.
Apply-"'^)t d'dgar
1s feet;
4 a/iiid 6
zFanson,
d
brilV.l
RE PORK
ICIOUS
Some Today
IDEAL MEAT MARKET
Phone 38
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to
Air. James Shapton is confined
his bod ikrough illness.
Air.'. John Rowe is co:
in r hu’.ue through illness.
T. day AVednesday is tin. begmnMg
j of th- weekly half holidays for the
summer.
I AL’. Alaik Alituhull has ietuvne'.l
Exeter after spending the winter
in London.
I Air. Alulvin Halls, of .Vtlund. Sask.,
is visiting at tke hum
Airs. K. J. Sims.
Air. and Airs. Harry
Burwell, spent the w
Air. and Airs. Wm. Ct. ok.
Air. Chireme Boyle, of London,
visited over the week-eml with his
mother. Airs. F. Al. Style,
Aim Cha-. C:x. n- Hamilton, visit
ed over the w’u»‘k~und with his par
ents Air. and Mrs. N. Hannigan.
Airs. Wm. Harrison and son Wil
bur and wife, of Detroit-,- visited
with Alls. Egan. Alls. (Dr.) Sweet
and Aliss Het tie Sweet.
Air. Andrew Terry, uf Atwood and
Air. Frank Terry, of Tur-nti., visit
ed with tluir ’inch Air. Richaid
Terry on Saturday.
Rev. II. C. Feast, of Seaforth, will
preach in Caveu Presbyterian church
on Sunday morning. Thu evening ser
vice will be withdrawn.
Air. and Airs. W. J. Terry and
daughter and Air. R. T. Brawn, of
AVa;-ne, Mich., visited their cousin
Mr. II. Terry on Sunday.
J. O. Hardie, who has been
at the home of Air. R. Terry
past m nth luturned to his
I
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Al
Mr. .
lying
i the
me nt
at,
v
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j;
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ary
A
F.
tec
in a
Bates of Pt.
■ k-ellil with
/oreiicld Saturday.
W. K. Turn, of Toledo,
with his sisters
,d Mrs. Sweet for
ing the past week.
*s. D. Hall and
Miss
sev-
’TED TO RENT-
r farm, in or near
|i or Dash-wood
of July and ASsu
■^children, >
Hkte at oiij
[also loci
ps-Advoc
ssv IElderly j
j
ating rent
to Box 280,
B—Seve’FZ and
r"oii^§tdvbs.,<r;it"3 and 4
y to AV. MFAtolville.
S KIN NEK—SN E LL - -1 n James
Church on Wedne-day, June 3rd,
Miss Mabel Ann Snell, daughter
of Mrs. Snell and the late J. C.
Snell, to Mr. Harold Bailoy Skin-
son ■ f Mrs, Skinner and the
Samuel Skinner, all of Exe-
by Rev. A. Page.
SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT
The members of the Young Ladies
Bible Class and Mission Circle of
Janies Street United Church met at
the h unt?'of Miss Mabel Snell on
Monday evening to sliewer her with
gifts and good wishes in honor of her
coming marriage. A fitting address
was read by .Mary Van Camp with
Giaee Strange making the presenta
tion. The gifts mostly for kitchen
use were each daintily wrapped in
white and pink paper and enclosed
in a large box, attractively wrapped
in the same colors. After the bride-
to-be had opened each gift and gra
ciously expressed her appreciation,
the evening was spent in games after
which a dainty lunch was served;
MRS. HUNT ADDRESSES
AUXILIARY
DEATHS
BROWN—In Usborne Township, on
Monday, June 1st, 19;;u, David
■- Brown, aged 7 5 years and 1G days
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the later Mrs. E. An
derson wish L ’
thunks and
friends and
Hess during the lengthy illness
their mother
shown
ment.
lho expyo'ss their since, e
appreciation t.j the many
(neighbors for tlie r kind-
o£
and the sympathy
to the family in tlicir bcreavu-
I
I Army,
and syiu
;■ recent
ally lilt*A-
. Wm.
Kellar,
CARD OF
lighter,
hank th?
•r the kind-
tended during
veniG< and cs-
f?rs »pf Salvation
IN MEMORIAL!
In loving memory of
MRS. PETER McNAUGIITON
wh pass' d away one year ago
June (>, 1’135
Sadly mi-Scd bv
Fat :u’.’. Mother Sistui and
Br. tilers
LOCAL NEWS
Al rs.
friends
Miss
F. Sharpe
in London
her
the
former’s sister Mrs. Greenestreet, of
Detroit visited over the week-end
th Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kestle.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fruckioton, of Pt.
visited with Mr. and Airs. N.
Alary
them on a
gin,
Hannigan over the week-end.
1-Iannlgan returned with
visit.
Messrs. Ted Schwartz
Bank and Misses Utah
tlie
JerN HOUSE for Sale or
modern conveniences.J»am-
Main St., Exeter Jf Jw?
SOAAy^RS JITNEY—a jitney
will heVtm, /bn the greens Friday inning WWnencing at -
HEIFER XoS
ferd, red wfW>i
knowing of the.A-j
beast please notf
177-11.
p.m.
’old Here-
Ariyone
outs of this
Dew, phone
w, Dr. Bennett,
,, ... en Dream,,,Glads,
of lilghtU nicid^to clear_.aV oOc. per
dozen
Buy Crimson <
Giant Ny^nph, G
ror.. . „
la Exeter ’ up-to-diif$.
refisonaMA Terms to suit. ---------
J' , Pickard.
VILLAGE OF EXETER
tenders, properly marked,
Will Ire received by the undersigned
iitutil 12 o’clock noon,
Strttai’dn;
|?or« the cooti’uction of a c<^
»d Pump-ltouse.
Plans
be seen
TJ tilltiCKjj
the Cqjfl
mMmM
ences
s are
one 165
June 13th, 1936. .
Odie
J^tlie
HFgpeei-
o office
JJGTExeter, or
Ring Engine-
1W Ranleigh
Jipans and specif!-
eF’on ftpf>Lea.tion for
,,.,^00.
I or any tender not noc-
feted,
fctmc UTILITIES
II Exeter, Ontario
and Mrs. N. Ogden were in
week
Miss
from
and
few
Mr.
of the
London
laymen
in this
and Harry
Clark and
Karen Butelsex, of London, visited
with Air. and Airs. H. C. Clark over
the week-end. *
Miss Dorothy Alanning, of
Clinton Public School staff has re
signed diet position and it has been
filled by the appointment of Miss
Hazel Watkins.
Mr.
London, Wednesday of last
and attended the graduation of
Zeta Nadiger, who graduated
Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Christie
Jean, of Toronto, visited for a
days with the former’s parents
and Mrs. C. AV. Christie. Jean is re
maining on a visit.
The London Conference
United church is meeting in
this week. Ministers and
from the United churches
district are in attendance.
Mr. and Airs. Preston Dearing and
son Gerald, Mr. and Airs. Wes. Wit
mer spent the week-end in Sarnia
and port Huron. Little Leo Witmer
visited in Lucan with his grand
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Manford Belling and
son Donald and Mrs. E. Coultis, of
Detoit, visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Selling’s parents Mr. and Mrs. A.
Francis. Mis. Coultis is remaining
for a time.
Mr.
troit,
took
hhek,
Visit,
in Bay -City.
Mr. and
Los Angeles,
tored here and are calling on
Irfenda. They are also visiting with
the former’s uncle, Mr. J. J. Knight,
of London.
Salakin
Sunday
Win. I)e
and Mrs. Leo.
motored over
Mr, and Mrs,
•with them for a few
They
De
an d
wing
weeks’
also are going to visit
Mrs. Drew Knight, of
, California, U.S.A., mo-
old
Mrs. Al. A. Hunt was tile speaker
at the June meeting of the James
Street Evening Auxiliary on Mon
day evening. The nu eting was held
at the home of Mrs. J. Paisley with
Miss Mary McKaig's group in charge.
Mrs. Hunt chose as her subject “Wo
men—Ih-r Power and Iniluence”
which was dealt with in a manner
wrj appealing and acceptable' to the
gi ’.Is. Miss AIcKaig presided over
Un- program. Devotional leailvt was
read by Mrs. W. J. Allison; mission
ary for prayer by Al ss Doris Salter;
reading by Miss Kuby Finkbeiner;
quartette by Mrs. Lindeiifield, Miss
es Lulu Lindenfield. Gladys, Stone
and Kuby Finkbeiner; temperance
hp’i-r read by Mis. W. Hern. FoILw-
h’g the close of tile meeting lllllch
wu< sciv-. d by the group in charge
and a s.cial time enjoyed.
THE LATE
MRS. BOWERMAN
the
John
whose
Jane
The following lines are dednuted
to the sacred memory cf the beloved
wi;e < t Dr. D. A. Bowerman, whose
maiden name was Laura Tom,
third daughter of the late
Charles Tom and his wife
maidi n name was Margaret
Giveuway. She was 'born at Wel-
c-.n.e in the year eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight and came to Exeter
with the family in eighteen handled
and seventy. Hur girlhood days were
spent in Exeter. In
dred and ninety she
imuriago to Dr. 1).
Shortly after their
moved to the city (
Wis„ U.S.A.
visited with
for the week-end.
Amelia Acheson is visiting
with her bi oilier, Charles and Airs.
Acheson of Owen Sound.
Rev. and Airs. R. R. Conner and
daughter Elaine, of Embro, visited
with Air. and Airs. Jas. P. B ,>wey on
Alonday.
Air. and Airs. David AVilsuii, Air.
and Mrs. Alorley AVilson, of Dresden
spent. Sunday with Air. and Airs. J.
W. I’owell.
Air. and Airs. Norman Ford and
daughter, of Detroit, spent the week
end with Airs. Box and with Air. and
Airs. Fiank Taylor.
Air. and Airs. Gordon Perkins and
daughter Joan visited over the week
end with the former's parents Air.
and Airs. J. N. Perkins.
Air. Charles Keddy, ol’ Alelfort,
Sask., is spending the summer with
his uncle and aunts, Air. AV. C. and
the Alisses Keddy, of Usborne.
Airs. Jas. Etherington, Mrs. Albert
Etherington and Aliss Marjorie, of
Usborne, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. AValper in London Tues
day.
Miss Hazel Smith has . had netv
awnings installed on the windows of
her Beauty Shoppe wTiich will add
further to the comfort of her clien
tele.
Mr.
been
Terry
Hardy will remain for
A-ndrew Terry has also
Mr. Frank Triebner, of Stephen,
has a mare that gave birth to twin
colts, AVednesday of last week and
both are doing well. The«colts were
sired by Ginger Boy owned by Chas.
Godbolt.
Mr. AVm. Haddock, of Centralia,
suffered injury to his right hand on
Tuesday morning when a window ’he
was putting up fell on it. He was
brought to the office of Dr. Fletcher
and it required several stitches to
close the wound.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellerington,
Aliss Quinton and Mr. and Airs. AVm.
Ellerington were in ' London AVed
nesday of last week attending the
graduation exercises of Miss Mar
garet Ellerington of the Victoria
Hospital school of nurses.
j
Hardy, of Aloorefield, who has
Mr. Richard
home. Mrs.
a time. Air.
been here.
1 eighteen hiin-
■ was united in
A. liowei man,
marriage they
of Menomonie,
Here they lived in
peace and pr. speritv for marly forty
six yeais, highly respected and sin
cerely loved by a hu-t of friends.
(Early in May of ihis ; ear, slm devel-
j oped slight symptoms oi hi art weak-
j ness which proved to ue more ser
ious than anyone suspected. With
surprising suddenness blie passed
peacefully away on Friday evening
May the twenty-second. Strange,
indeed, that the two sisters Ada and
Laura, sh< uld have (tied in almost
(he same way and within six days of
eat li other, hut our loss is their gain.
A few things may w 11 lie -written
concerning the translated sisters.
They weie by nature and birth true
Home Makers and Home Lovers. The
Toms, of Badstow, Cornwall, Enf4
land, have resided on the same
tate for nearly nine centuries. Fei
some thirty generations the man who
has lived in the “Badstow Home’’
has been called Gregory Tom. One
of the same name still lives in the
old home. It is said that no family
among the commoners of England
can show the same record for home
staying. On their family Crest or
Coat-of-Arms, we road “While we
Breath, We Hope.” The members
of this old historic family have al-
i ways loved their homes. The last
oire of the family here, to pass into
’ the Great Beyond was no exception
i to the rule, respeseting home. She
loyal to the land of her adop-
true to the church of her choice
devoted to the home of her mak-
For nearly forty years she was
taking care of
has returned
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scription for one year to the Times-
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Pvice 35c.
Sold/nt Browdiin)*, Druggist’
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. W. A. Young, B. ScA.
Interim Moderator
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist
EVERY PRESBYTERIAN GO
CHURCH SUNDAY
4
10
11
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JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. Arthur Page, Minister
AV. R. Colliding, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
i a.in.—Sunday School
. a.in.—Rev. H. C. Feast, of
forth.
Evening Serve e withdrawn
June 14th—Communion Service-
Rev. S. M. Gordon B.D.. in charge
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MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. A. E- Elliott, Alinister
Miss Evelyn Huston
Organist and Choir-Leader
' a.in.—Sunday School
a.in.—The Alinister
p,m,—Rev. Denny Bright, repre
sentative of the British and For
eign Bible Society.
Alonday—Y. P. S.
Th u rsd a y—praye r Service,
l<t
11
a. m.—S u n d a y • S ch o c 1
a.m.—Kev. Denny Blight, repre
sentative of the British and For
eign Bible Society.
7 p.m.—The Minister.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service.
Thursday, 8 p.m.—Young People’s
Union.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. M.. A. .Hunt.
Organist, Alis.s MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middleuiiss
a.in.—Sunday School
a.m.—U-Go-l-Go Class
a.in.—Morning Prayer & Sermon
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7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon
C. V. PICKARD
staying at the Bend for a few
' tion
and
ing.
J actively engaged in the various en
terprises of the First Congregational
Church, which is located a few yards
from her home. Her sorrowing hus
band, her daughter Airs. Dutton and
her grandson Donald D. Dutton,
mourn the sad loss of a devoted wife
a loving m-other and a humble Chris
tian. iShe has said: “Good night, I
will meet you again in. the morning.”
Mrs. Bedford, Of London, Messrs.
Gordon and George Bedford, of De
troit, spent the week-end with the ' former’s daughter, Mrs. V. Arm
strong.
Mrs. T. Oke, who lias been con
fined to her bed following a stroke
Sunday, May 21st, continues about
the same. Her sister, Mrs. Bowman,
who came here from Windsor, was
taken ill Saturday last and is also
confined to bed.
Mr, and Mrs. G/jo. Etherlngton
were called to London Saturday ow
ing to the serious illness of the form
er’s sister, Mrs. Emma Walper, who
died in St. Joseph’s Hospital Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Etherington
attended the funeral on Tuesday.
Following the Skinner-Snell wed
ding ceremony at James st. United
Church Wednesday afternoon the
Exeter band, of which the groom is
a popular member and the first to
break the bachelor ranks, lined up
at the Church and played a selection
and then, headed a procession thro’
the Main St. The auto 'containing
the bridal party was towed by a light
truck decorated with signs and ati
old stove.
Aut
Pho
Exeter Creamery Company, Limited, will in Cream
every Saturday night at their Exeter Cream§a$d Cream should
be delivered before nine o’clock. It wi $ne graded, tested
and paid in full at delivered Cream pi
fl
Farmers have asked mr this seO’ce and the Creamery^!
Directors have decided tamest the wishes. [13
Cream collecting th^ugh^B’each week will be continued
as usual for the Cream®es j^Exeter and Winchelsea.
Exeter Creamery Co., Limited
Mrs. Laverty’s brother Air. F.
Pryor and wife and son Gordon Pry
or, wife and two sons Ronald and
Gordon, of Sarnia, visited with Air.
and Airs. Laverty recently. They are
days.
Miss
Mrs.
Jeart
Mr. Broughton, of Meaford,
Broughton, of Chatsworth,
Kirkpatrick and Miss Erno
Collingwood, of Markdale, spent the
week-end -with the latter’s father
Mr. Ernest Collingwood at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stanlake.
James St. Sunday S. commenced
last Sunday to hold thei” sessions
in the morning instead of the after
noon for the summer months. Main
St. will commence their service in
the morning"next Sunday.
A Chrysler 8 sedan wit'h a London
license was destroyed by fire, be
tween Lucan and Elginfield over the
week-end. The occupants of the
ear were unharmed but the whole
body was destroyed. The cause of
the fire was not determined.
Phone 157^}.
Celery. .
Windo:
Farmers..
Tail6red-To-Measure
reduced to
50
EXETER, ONT.PHONE 81Renew Now!
Fred Evans, of the Barker
Tailoring Co., will be here
on that day.
U0ENHOUSB
Andrew Street, Exeter
Insurance^^^
han one Rar per
chance?
rance
carry full protec-
vanesa Alutual at
Now is the time.
Exeter
Canny People
All over town^are filling their
bins with D. &
Anthracite. Th
saving in theitf yearly fuel
get that the resent low,;
permit. «
Why not ptit in yo
at the lowest pricer
. Cone-Cleaned
realize the
BOWEY
Sun Life Rep.
— COME IN —
order now
of the year?
All Kinds of
PLANTS FOR SALE
Geraniuims, all kinds; Fusia, Be
gonia, Salvia, Giant and all kinds of
Petunia; Snap Dragon, Ci’ego Asters
Stocks, Verbena, Vinca, Colored Dew
German Tvy, Adgeratum, Drecena,
Thurmbry, Golden Gleam and Glour-
is Globe, Double Nasturiums; Silver
Leaf Phlox, Foliage,
Bonny Bflfet, Early Jewell, Earlinca*
John Bear# Beef Steak and Pepsi'
Tomatoes; Cauliflowers, C s,
Boxes and Uffi'^ing Bas
kets fillc® to order
June 4th
This is one of the those
rare bargains that comes
once in a blue moon. With . ‘
woollen prices rocketing, iL'
means to you a mojrt^^iav- \
ing offer that^i|>*not Ikely
to come ngj^iPin years. Re-
memb^^du get dollars off
regt^ftf' prices, custom mak-
?ing, and a gUjarantee of per-
:^Ffect fit,