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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-06-11, Page 8THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1930 * Exeter Markets Wheat 65e Manitoba’s Best $2.60 Welcome Flour $2.40 Low Grade $25.00 a ton Bran $21.00 a ton Shorts $21.00 a ton Standard Screening Chop $19.00 Mixed Chop $22.00 Creamery Butter 25-26c Dairy Butter 19-22c. Eggs, A. large 18e. Eggs, B. 16c, Eggs, C, 14c. Hogs $8.00 LIBERAL ANNUAL MEETING The- annual meeting of the Liberal* Associations of Huron and Huron- Perth will be held at Hensall on Wednesday afternoon, June 17th. Besides the members W H. Golding M. P. and James Ballantyne M.L.A., the guest speaker will be Hon. Ar thur Roebuck, Attorney General. Election of -officers will be held. LOCALS NOTICE Owing to the fact that London g$fes on Daylight Saving. Time, Jun all calls or orders for Tuckea$ pprt must be in py 8.3 leaves at 9 a.m. Please Co-operd TUCKEY TRANSPORT, EXETER Phone 25w .jgsS1’ ...3 th, rans- Ws truck r London. WANTED—-Old fashioned, dolls, old penny banks andjold .glass and china. Phone 249 or ,a$flress Miss Annie Sawders, Exeter/ FOR SALE—Good used re^ngera- tor at F. G. Wright & Co^Z y, J* FOR SALE—Strong* cabbage pla -Golden Acre and G'openhCgen ket.—W. J. Seymour, Exetpr MAN WANTED Route of 800 famili Rawleigh’s, Dept. Montreal, Canada. 2 leigh’s today. SA F„ FOR SALE—Rhilco- Radio, tubes, full wave coverage ous tone, powerful beautiful cabinet, 1 months. For sale i its former cost. Bu omy.—-H. H. Cook, ed oi reven Srvel- s§$ective, nine a faction of for econ- all ,6-11-2 tc SCIENTIFIC PALMIST' HERE Know yourself, apS, health. Central Hotel. R-o-om htbw 50c for few days. FARM FOR SALE—1^0 acres in Usborne Twp., extra gSpod,’ wheat land with good brick houfe-and L Bank Barn. Lots of water,/30 acres spring crop; 40 acres in sweet clover could be made ready for wheat. Priced right. Apply to Ralph W. Bat-ten, R.R. 1, Woodham. the be oil AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETING A meeting of the members of Exeter Agricultural Society will held in the Town Hall, Exeter, Saturday, June 20th, 19 3-6, at 8 p$ii. for the purpose of consideringj|£h.e granting of a lease of the sout two acres of the|grounds for ‘ iod of ninety-ni^e years to lage of Exeter an which t community building to be ly for fair purposes and1' acting such oth^r busi properly be brought beWe the meet ing. U j DATED this 3> daf ;^he Lowest gF per- e Vil- erect a ed part- or trans- ss as may of June 1^36 William H^J^tes,, Present Richard G. Seldon, Swetary NOTICE Electric Motors and > r Genera- ors Rewound and Reared; also all kinds of houseljbld, ances repaired. feBe sale and wante Expert Service Work Guaranteed LORNE JOHNSTON, Exeter 64-3tc. ctrical appli- sh motors for Announcement on- Mon- Rev. R. < 10 11 Wilson- home- of C. V. PICKARD •' / TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH d10 10 11 7 p.m.—Evensong and Serm-on MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH 1 OF CANADA v. A. E. Elliott, Minister Miss Evelyn Huston Organist and Choir-Leader Rector, Rev. Ml- 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 Canny People All over town are illling their bins with D. & H.j^fone-Cleaned Anthradife. They W. W. T A M A N PHONE 81 ■ EXETER, ONT. THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE !1‘ I r b. anging Bas-? Son be Beeffi SteakCauliflower Boxeslan to ord^i arlinca. Pepper Cabbage,, Street Women’s Association June ’meeting of the James A. was opened with singing E. H. S. CONTINUES THEIR WINNING STREAK ut in your order now at thJHqffbst prices of the year? ealize the big 1 saving in their^/early fuel bud- [ get thaf the present low prices permit^ L. Day & GREENHOUSE Andrew Street, Exeter -.....-..-............- ■ u-............ 5 JAS. P. BOWEY Phone 157j. Sun Life Rep. Come i newest colourful, stjd^ly British^ woolensJrne lau style tre themb^l your CLOTHES OF QUALITY suit or topcoat. rry full protec- tion with thl r anesa Mutual at low cost^/^fow is the time. ExeterPhone 165| «a I I I CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. W. A- Young, B. ScA. Interim Moderator Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.—Communion Service •Subject—-"The Soul’s Salvation” Rev. S. Moore Gordon, B.A., B.D. p.m.—Rev. Mr. Gordon Subject—-"The Christian and Ser vice." Thursday June 11 at 3 p.m., W. M. S. Hensall Auxiliary will be guests. PURE PORK DELICIOUS Order SoinS^flToday IDEAL MEAT MARKET 2 lb. foi 4 Phone 38 FLOWERS, BIRDS AND BABIES 10 a.in.—.Sunday School 11 a.m.—The Minister 7 p.m.—The Minister. Thursday—Prayer Service. Large Size Linoleum Rugs Greatly Reduced $ 9.95 $10 $10.95 $14.95 $15.95 $16.95 Sale 44 ll u 44 a u IL 44 it 4 only Linoleum Rugs at Extra Special Sale Price 44 1 only Linoleum Rug 9 x 9 ft. 1 1 1 only Jaspe Rug it a 44 tt EXTRA SPECIAL 44 it 9 x 10 1-2 9 x 12 ft. 9 x 12 ft. it it ti it 44 Prices $7.49 $8.49 $9.95 $9.95 CURTAIN NETS 50 pair curtains, frilled and fancy nets. Many at half price SALE PRICE per pair 6 pieces of Curtain Nets. Values to 35c per yard. SALE PRICE per yardJAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. Arthur Page, Minister W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.M. Organist and Choir-Leader SALE PRICE, each In green only. Looks like linen and a real value. Mrs. N. J. Dore is visiting with her brothers in Toronto. Mrs. M. F. Salter and family visit ed in Stratford on Sunday. Miss Dorothy Cox, of Goderich, visited over Sunday at her home ■'here. Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Chambers, of Hendon, spent the week-end with relatives. Miss Dorothy Lawson, of Toron to, is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. W. Law-on. The Exeter Band are providing the music for the Poplar Hill picnic this (Wednesday) afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Abbott spent the week-end with their daughter, Mrs. Arto Dely.ej*|pf ~ RUMMAGE JO—by Caven Gui/d ALT.O.O.F^piockJ Saturday, Mrs. A. S. Davis and son Walt are spending this week in London with Mr. and Mirs. Gordon Wells. Mr. H. T. Rowe, who has been ill for several months, was able to be at his -office for a short time Satur day and has been down several times since. Mr. and Mrs. M. Greenwood and two children, of Munro, called on friends in this community day. Mrs. Wilfred Miller and dren, of London, visited at of her 'father, Mr. L. Day over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Patrick, of Toronto, attended the Skinner-Snell wedding in Exeter Wednesday of last week. Rev. A. E. Elliott gave a most in teresting report of the London Con ference at the morning service in Main St. Church on Sunday. Mr. Walter Dearing, of London, who was injured in an accident in that city soone time ago, has been or dered to bed for an indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. James Lutton, Misses Rachael and Marjorie Lutton, Mr. Jack Miles and Miss Ali-ce were Sunday guests at the Mr. Chas. Dayman. -On Sunday evening last E. Southcott, of Mt. Brydges -occu pied the pulpit of the James Street United Church, Rev. Mr. Page taking the work at Mt. Brydges. Mrs. Edna Hearts an-d Miss B. Sheppard, of Toronto, visited with Mr. -and M’rs. E. A. Follick over the week-end. Mrs. Follick’s brother, Mr. E. French, of Toronto, is quite seriously ill. Rev. H. C. Feast, of -Seaforth, preached at Caven Presbytrian church on Sunday morning. Rev. S. Moore Gordon took the Spring An niversary services at Seaforth for Mr. Feast. Mrs. Bowman, otf Windsor, who visited with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Oke, and who was taken ill, has im proved and is at present visiting with her niece, Mrs. Jns. Bailey, of Usborne. The 160th Bruce Battalion will hold a .reunion and old ho'nie week in Wiarton, June 29 th, 30 th and July 1st, 1936. A full program of sports has been arranged for the entertainment of the visitors. The total amount on deposit in the Penny Bank for the Exeter Pub lic -School at the end of, April was $704.72 in comparison with $988.- &8 one year ago. Forty-eight per cent, of the pupils are depositing. Mrs. George Knox, of Toronto, on Saturday last called to see Mrs. T. Oke, who has been ill at the home of Mr. G. Flynn, getting pected. London Rev. „ , the Western Ontario* Bible Society, occupied the pulpit of the James St. United Church on Sunday morning and the Main St. United Church in the evening. He outlined the work the society is doing. The following were visitors in the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. Johnston during the past week: Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Morrison, of Clinton; Mrs, Jas. .McDonald and ddnghter Marguerite, of Hipped; Mrs, Hiram Moffatt, Keith and Donald of Union; Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Stevenson, of Varna and their son George, of Walkerton, co-iinty engineer for Bruce, ) Forest.Joking sale two ehil- the home a.m.—-Sunday School a.m.—-‘‘The Christian Spirit in Action” 7 p.m.—"Moral Antiseptics.” Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Young People’s Union. Miss Russell announces the se curing of Mr. Wallace Milner, Hair Stylist and Permanent-Wave Specialist, of Eos AngeJ^ to be with her on > JpF SATURDAY,13th At. Russell Phone 245 Auto Insurance Farmers youJjCan BORDERLESS FELTOL RUGS 7 1-2 by 9 feet . 9 by 9 feet ....... 9 by 10 1-2 feet 9 by 12 feet ..... WASHABLE BLINDS 49c. 1 ROLL ENGLISH LINOLEUM, 4 YARDS WIDE REG. $3.25. SALE PRICE PEfYARD ........................................ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jkree Dinnerware i^e' you make from us, we give FreeWith every cash purchai _ _r , low you to procure this beautiful Embassy Dinnerware with every 25c. purchase / ,jBniipans which al ly Free. Coupons more. GROCERY SPECIALS Kellogg’s WHEAT KRISPIE® 2 pkgs. .... .>5c PUFFED WHEAft®?^ Specal 3 pkgs, for . . 25c LIBBY’S PORK & BEANS Large Size Special..............10c SugaB^tfmp CQ1WTLAKES Xa^s. for . . 21c COMFORT SOAP 6 bars for . . . 23c EXTRA SPECIAL 4 REDPATH SUGAR'- 100 lb. bag . $4.89 NEW CHEESE Per lb. ^..... 15c TASTY WHITE CHEESE Per lb. . 5 i i.. 22c PASTRY FLOUR 24 lb. bag ... 53c SHAKER SALT Regular Size Plain or Iodized Per box ..... 5c Southcott Bros Phone 16 Phone 16 Rev. J. W. Penrose was appointed to the Eilmville charge by the final draft -oif the London Conference Set tlement Committee. Rev. Mr. Peters, of Elimville, "goes to- Lakeside and Harrington. Mr. Robt. Buchanan and his son Wm., wife and Mary; Mr. an-d Mrs. Alex .Buchanan and son James and grandson Elgin, all of Donegal, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Terry Mir. Robt. Buchanan, who is a brother of Mrs. Terry is remaining with them for a time. Mr. R. Terry is somewhat improved and is able to walk around outside a little. The teachers -of the Primary Class es in the Main Street Sunday -School met at tlie home of Mrs. R. E. Balk will and presented one of their num ber, Miss Violet Gam-brill with a silver comport. Miss Gambrill has been a faithful and efficient teacher and pianist and will be greatly miss ed. Refreshments were served and a very pleasant evening was enjoy ed. mm Wherever you are, wherever you go—• you may be sure that your CLOTHES OF QUALITY suit or topcoat will look sma Style and fit are bu right into master craftsmen.^ built to your own phon al measurements. d i^an es- jfSa Craig, Seo finish, loors, com- FOR SALE—To close tate, in the Villiage of house, 2 stories, new s modern inside, hardwoo plete bathroojp, 4 beJFooms, hydro acres of land, grass land, be- —o ------------y,., _ lalf of lot 18,concession 2,/toy^Iship of East Wil liams. For ^ij^panticulars apply to Roy Stewart>yAilsa Craig or David H. Stewart, §il Colbeck St., and a small b|rn an also 50 acres »f go ing the Soutliwes Toronto. 6-4-2tc. !'W’ FOR SAILE-M^m M by Maxwell bind^f -ii./^ 3,18 feet; ___ 4 and 6 inch tile. Apply'/to* Edgar Fanson, Exeter. ;.y ; A WANTED TO RENT—FufhiShed home or farm, in or near Crediton or Dashwood texeter, )r the months of July and Augustjj^Elderly couple, ences. wanted Exeter ft refer- rent 280, no children, best Write at once, stating and also location t*-|)ox Ti-mes-Advocaie-.' JF FOR SALE—Several relj enclosed coal oil stoves 2j burner. Apply to W, ;llle lit i and MODERN HOUSE for Salejoi —All modern oouvenieho brill’s, Main St., Exeter, FOR SALEh-Tw-o- good reside in Exeter up-to-date. Prices and 4 ces ... _____ ______ _____ are reasonable. Terms to snit/lfhohe 165 ickard. < All Kinds of PLANTS FOR SALE l-f ’ a Mrs. Oke has been along as well as can- be ex- A number of relatives from visited with her recently. D. Bright, representative of Geraniu'ms, all kinds; Fusia, Be-*: gonia, Salvia, Giant and all kinds of Petunia; Snap Dragon, crego Aster/ Stocks, Verbena, Vinca, Colored £>©$ German Ivy, Adgeratum, Dree Thurmbry, Golden Gleam and is Globe, Double Nasturiums Leaf Phlox, Foliage. Bonny Best, Egrly Jewel John Bear Tomatoes; Celery. Window kets filled liver The Exeter High School Softball -Girls have yet to be defeated this spring. They defeated Hensall Con tinuation -School in the games earlier in the season and the Lucan High School Girls twice. The most excit ing game of the series was played on Monday night in Lucan when Exeter defeated Lucan by the score of 5-4. The batteries for the local team were Ethel Kydd and Labelle Sims. Some spectacular catches were made by June Taylor of the local team. There will be no more games played this spring due to examinations but the pu'pils are anticipating already the County Track Meet which is to held the early fall in Exeter, Clothes of Quality BRAND • Mali! St. Young1 People The regular meetjag of the Main Street Y. P. -S. Was 1& charge of Gor don Hillborn. Following the sing ing of a hymn Ina Jaques led in prayer. Hilda Sims **ead the Scrip ture lesson, ’The toJ*ic "Modern U«e of the Bible" was taken by Mr. Medd. The meeting closed by all repeating the benediction. S‘" ' James The St. W. "What a Friend We have in Jesus." Miss Hartnoll led in prayer and Md!S. Moise read the 103rd Psalm. During the business session it was decided to invite the Toll Bros, to- give their second travelogue, "Hitch-Hiking through the Holy Land," sometime next April. Mrs. F. May volunteer ed to provide flowers for the pulpit during this month and Mrs. E. Snell for July. Mrs. W. Coates and Mrs. E. Rowcliiffe were apnotnted the vis iting committee for June and Mrs. F. Taylor and Mr’s. G. Williams and Mrs. H. May, the program commit tee for the next three months. Ar rangements were made for a congre gational canvas which it to take the place of the strawberry festival. The July meeting will take the form of a picnic- on the church lawn and will be held on Tuesday, July 7tli. The roll call was answered with a ‘House hold Hint’ and many helpful sug gestions were given, Mrs. Batson and Mrs. V. Kestle rendered a piano duet I and Miss Link, Mrs. Goulding and Mrs. Elliott gave a delightful trio "A Melody of spring." Tea r Mds served by a committee convei Mrs. Ed. Westcott. ACORN e^DOES THE REST ' New Low Price 35c. Sold at Browning's Drugstore