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The advanced technique of the
Bonat Method
Exeter Markets
solves the two
THE EMMANUEL TEMPLE
Rector, Rev. M<. A. Hunt.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader. Mr. Middlemlss
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, Douglas C. Hill, B.A., B.».
Minister
Mrs. J, G. Cochrane, Organist
Main St. and James St. United
Churches
THE EXETER TIMES-APVOCATE
UNION SERVICES
Rev. A. E. Elliott in charge
COFFEE
BRANCH
a
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TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
per gallon .. . 35c
a.m.—Sunday School
a.m.—J mines Street.
TEA
Our Own Blend, Mixed or
Black
PICKLING
For your pickling wants this
season our prices are right
and quality the best.
COCOA
in Bulk, a Pure Dutch Cocoa
per pound ... 15c .. 49c
Wheat 98c
45c.
<ed Barley 72c
anituba’s Best $3.25
Welcome Flour $2.70
Shorts $1.55
Bran $1.50
Low Grade Flour $1.85
Creamery Butter 30e
Dairy Butter 19-22c.
Eggs A large 25c.
Eggs B, 21e.
Eggs, C 15c
Hogs $S.75
BACK TO SCHOOL
lastin'*
t dry
takes
limp,waving
maj«>r problems of
Permanent Waving
1. Establishes strong,
waves close to the scalp.
2. Control ringlet ends
•they are so$ and beautiful
and kinky
Bonat Revitalizing
the guesswork out
lifeless '|ud diffic^s
SatisfaeQun gu^/anteed. phone 23lw
H. M. SMITH
BEAUTY SHOPPE LOCALS
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LOCAL NEWS
Taylor, 3 52 Central
visited her aunt,
last week.
County track meet
Notice
Dr. Roulst/n de^y
that his DeJaL fice w.-
after Septe er 1st foi’
Date of re-opening will be
ed later.
announce
be closed
vacation,
announc-
10 a.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—The Minister
l*eace or War
Text—James 1:4,
“From whence come
fightings among you? Come
not hence, even of your lusts
war in your members?”
There will be no service in
morning during August.
Knitted Suits for Boys and Girls
The very thing for school wear and cool evenings Made from pure wool
Botany yarn and comes in Scarlet, Navy and Manila Brown. Boys in two
piece. Girls in three piece with pleated skirt.
Annie Whitby, of Knox
Home, Toronto, visited on
with Mr. and Mrs, Hy. Del-
Mis- Connie Anderson, of London
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Doug
las Thompson.
Miss Myrta
Ave., L.ndon,
Mrs, F. Sharpe
The Huron
will be held in Exeter on Friday.
September 25th.
Mrs. S. Quance and Mrs. O. Bran-
d- n. cf Toronto, are holidaying with
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beer at Grand
Bend.
Mrs. A. A. Ferguson, of Toronto,
is visiting her sister and brother,
Mrs. Susan Egan and Mr. James
Sweet.
Miss
Church
Sunday
bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paisley are holi
daying for t\yo weeks at Orillia and
North Bay. Mr. E. Coates, of
Brampton is relieving as manager
of the Chainway Store while Mr.
Paisley i- on vacation,
Mr. and Mis. Wm. Jerkell and
daughter Miss Frances, of Youngs
town, Ohio; Mrs. Howe and Miss
Helen Howe, of Toronto and Miss
Helen. Fairley, of Vancouver, ale
the guests of Miss L. M. Jeekell.
Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Delbridge re
turned Monday from a pleasant
tor trip to Montreal, Quebec,
Gaspe Peninsula, Halilfax and
Andrews-by-the-Sea. N.B. At
latter place they spent a week where
Mr. Delhiidge attended a convention
of underwriters for the Confedera
tion Life Association.
mo-
the
St.
the
NOTICE
We are booking orders for
izer for fall wheat and have
phosphates add materials
fertilizers,
ou’r mixed i
and
mixed
All ingredte^ts used In
fertilizers
Jef •e guaranteed
analyses. Refo uying be sure
and inquire ab/[t prices of club
mixed fei/41’-'";
Exete&lpf&ted Farmers’ Club
M. R. Cudmore, Sec'y-Treas
Phone 13-2, Exeter.
TEACHER
No. 2, Hay,
September Is
Apply to P.
1, Exeter.
WANTED
duties
or S. S.
o commence
class certificate,
insford, Sec’y, R. R.
FOR SALE—As used^ 2-furrow
traetor plow in.A-1 honjiition. ed right for quic^Xsale.
John Campbell,. Exeter.
FOR SALE-—New Am
at 6c a lb. Cucumber^
Market prices. W. F.
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HONEY FOR SA.tE—Gj?/d qual-
Honey
1 sizes.
ity amber honey at. 7
customers’ contain
customer taking/H) lb.
per lb. DayZl Parker,
R. 3. f }
RiONEY FOR .7 SA^E /- Good
quality light b-mber hbijAy, 6c per
lb. in customers^ containers,
Parker, ChiselhurSt, ,/
■or over
Exeter.
lb. in
• one
6c
R.
Geo.
4tp
NURSING—'Mrs. Anms,i.ncrhg is
■.prepared to do prac.ttetff"' or mater
nity nursing at-dffjr' home, Phone
3.5 or see doctors.
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We have taken the agphey
Empire Fertilizer. Book/your
quirements with us. /delivery
be made before the /nd of August.
—HARVEY BROS/
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for
re
will
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FOR SALE—New C.C.M, Bjcy'Cle
double frame, forks and^hdbdlebars
with large delivegy^Siwier. In ex
cellent conditiotffApply N. Batters-
by, Huron St., Exeter, Ont,
FOR SALE—3 Walnut : and .one
Curly Maple Coffee,tip top
table, 1 WalnmiT bed-side table, 2
antique walnut chairs, 1 highboy, 1
'spool
ter.
bedstead.-—Harry Gidley, Exe-
KANO TUNING
T, Gibbs, (piano tuner, late
Regina, will be
week
Orders left at Martin’s
to,
X ooms
P.O.
R
Heintzinan Co.
Exeter and dis/rict first
Heptembbr
Music Store will be,attended
X WANTED TO/R^J>-Two
/heated. AppIy^Bb’jFSSe F '
FOR RENT ZSfass
ing of seventy-five ac/6s for Sodom.
For further parficu rs apply to L
W. Morley, Solidit/-, Exeter, Ont.
/ 8-13-3tc.
Z FOR SALE—IA four-wheel Chev-
' roiet trailer, cheap., Apply to Ky.
. Sterling, W. P.O, V
of
in
ill
rm consist-
are lioli-Mrs. G. Geddes
a week in Muskoka.
J. Senior is vacationing
Inn. Lake of Bays, On-
Mr. and
dajing for
Miss B.
at Bigwin
tarte.
Mrs. Wm. Kuntz is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. Austin Biekell,
:f London.
M:s. V. L. Roulston, of Simcoe, is
visiting with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Howald.
Mrs. Della Scott, of Toronto, vis-
with Mrs.
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James Street choir will have charge
of the music.
7 p.m__Main Street.
Main Street choir will have charge
of the music
Prayer Service Thursday at 8 p.m.
in Main St. Church
of Ilderton
F. Sharpe
ited over the week-end
Evelyn Broderick.
Mrs. John A. Tuckey,
visited her sister Mrs.
over the week-end.
Mis. M. Sheere has returned to
her home after holidaying for three
weeks at Giand Bend.
Miss Marjorie Pearce, of Toronto,
is home for a few weeks vacation
with her parents Mr. and Mrs, W.
C. Pearce.
Miss M. Chambers, of Woodstock,
is visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs.
John Chambers.
Mrs. May Beirnes, of Galt, visited
during the week with her niece,
Mrs. C. W. Christie.
Mr. Gordon Hewlett, of Oshawa,
is holidaying at the home of his
mother, Mrs. M. Hewlett.
Mr. and Mis. Roy Winer, of Flint
Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Winer over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper, of
town, and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mc
Cool, of Wingham, visited for a few
days in- Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Pring and Dorothy,
of London, Mr. Sproule, Mrs. E. Mc-
Falls and Charles called on Mrs. M.
Hewlett last Sunday,
Mrs. W. F. Abbott has returned
home after camping with her sister
Miss Seed, of Chicago, for two
weeks at Courtright.
Mr, and Mrs, M. Hazelwood, of
Vancouver, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. John Taylor and other rela
tives in this community,
Messrs. Norman Norry, E. O.
Harness,Walter Matthews, Jim and
George Wong spent Wednesday of
last week at Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Redmond, of
Detroit, were home for Sunday and
their son Billy who has been here
for August returned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jacobs and two
children, of Detroit, are holidaying
with the former’s parents at Clinton
and with
Exeter.
Mrs. J.
Southcott
the London Conference W.M.S. Mis
sionary school which is meeting in
Alma College, St. Thomas,.
Mrs. R. N. Creech and son
Creech left Friday for Sarnia
they took the boat up the
Lakes to Duluth. They will visit
with Mr, and Mrs. Wanless.
Mrs. J. W. Harrison and Mrs. M.
Belling, of Detroit,, have been visit
ing with Mrs. J. G. Jones at her
summer home at Grand Bend and
with relatives in this community.
Mr. and M.ijs. J. Taylor, of Lon
don and their daughter Mrs, Moir
and two sons, of the West, are on
an extended visit with her .parents
and visited with
day recently.
Mr, and Mrs.
Zion, Mr. and
and Mrs, H. Kyle, of Exeter, visit
ed with Mr. Harness’ cousins
Robinson Janney and Mr. and
Geo, Janney near Arkona on
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Webber
family, of Ingersoll, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Webber’s mother Mrs. S.
Handy and with ’her sister, Mrs.
Stanbury, at Bayfield. Miss Elaine
. Stanbury accompanied them back
for a week’s visit.
Mrs. A. Page and son John visit
ed for a few days during the past
week with .friends at Thamesville.
Mrs. Page is this week attending the
W.M.S, London Conference Mission
ary school which is 'meeting in Alma
College, St. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Dearing re-
of last week
Sarnia, Mr.
relatives at
Caseville and
attended the
12th Sunday after Trinity
a.m.—Sunday School
a.m.—Holy Communion
No evening service during
summer months.
The annual anniversary services
will be lielrl on Sunday, September
6th at 11 a.m. and 7 p.'m.
Located in the Opera House, Exeter
2 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Class
3 p.m.—.Devotional
7 p.m.—Prophetic message
Come! !
The pastor will be present to conduct
services next Sunday
Bright singing ano. a warm wel
come to all. Come.
x-’astor, J. T. Edgar
Holiday,
Permanents...
Shelton’s Penrfranent Wave
will give/you/f hairdress that
will glorjyj^ur personality and
brightenK/our holidays.
M. Russell
Phone 245
relatives
H. Jones
are this
and friends in
and Mrs. J. M.
week attending
Hugh
where
Great
THE GREAT WEST/tlFE
ASSURANCE^O.
Offers Policies to
Meet EvprjJlnsurance Need
C. V. PICKARD
Phone 165
Last Call for
Low Summer Prices
Prices on & H. Cone/51eaned
Anthracite/ are likely/to S° UP
any day./ There i§/>till time to
make a /substanti
us tod
Mrs. John
Ephriam
M-rs. Ted.
Moir oine
Hern, of
Harness
Mr.
Mrs.
Sull-
and
turned the latter part
after holidaying in
Dearing visited with
Port Huron, Marlette,
Bay Point, Mich. He
throe day Blue Water Carnival at
Port Huron.
Phone
Call
P. BOWEY
157j. Sun Life Rep,
Rev. and Mrs. Borden Cunuing-
ham and daughter Betty, of Glencoe,
visited the forepart of the week
with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mason and
family were in Harrietsville on
Wednesday attending the Mun-roe-
MacVicar wedding. The bride, Miss
Gertrude MacVicar is a sister of
Mrs. Mason. Annie Mason who has
been visiting there for three weeks
returned with them.
Messrs. J. H. Luxton, iof Topeka,
Kansas, and C. P. Luxton, of South
Bend, Ind., visited with relatives ih
this community. They have beeh
on an extended motor trip ub thro’
the thumb of Michigan and cross
ing ever at Sault Ste Marie they
visited at North Bay and at dallaii-
der where they saw the quintuplets.
From there they motored to Sud
bury and on to Ottawa returning
by way of Toronto, they report
crops in the Ottawa district in ex
cellent condition, they had a most
Interesting and enjoyable trip,
erfections we bought
. . Boys $2.95 Girls $3.95
GOLF SOCKS
, A excellent value for boys and one that
gives good wear.
PER PAIR 25c.
ALL WOOL SWEATERS
Regent Brand — A smarf; Ipokipg
Sweater made from fine yarns
EACH $1.50 1
BOYS’ SCAMPERS
Boys’ Black Scampers to stand up un
der strenuous wear. Try a pair for your
boy.
YOUTH’S $1.40—BOYS’ $1.65
BOYS’ TWEED SUITS
Cloths that will stand hard wear tail
ored in smart models and moderately pric
ed. $4.95 TO $9.95
New Prints and Broadcloths
We offer this week a shipment of New Broadcloths and Prints. All at old prices.
Prices will be up. You will find a range of lovely patterns at the following price.
Per yard 19c, 20c, 25c and 29c
• MEN’S ALL WOOL SWEATER COATS
An all wool sweater coat without col
lar in grey or heather mixtures.
SPECIAL VALUE $1.49 J
MEN’S BLUE WORK SHIRTS
1 The best value that we know of made
/ by Woods and retails for
79c.
MEN’S COLLAR-ATTACHED SHIRTS /
A well-made shirt full and roomy aura
wonderful value /
EACH $1.00 J
MEN’S ALL WOOL WORK SOX
10 dozen mens’ all wool work so^k#. A
good value in medium weight
PER PAIR 25q«/
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Linoleugi Rugs at Big Saving
These are good patterns buf^on account of having slight
them at a very low price:
9 ft. by 9ft. Regular $9.25 for/ $8.50
9ft. by 10 1-2 ft. Reg. $10.5Qffor .. 8.95
$14.95
$17.95
GR
COOKIES
A Splendid Assortment
Strictly Fresh
per pound . . . 15c
CAKES
Fresh Twice Each Week
Christies. Assorted Prices.
SODA BISCUITS
2 lbs. for . . . 25c
Special
39c
TRY
Heintz Vinegar this Season
Nothing Better
per gallon
SPIRIT VINEGAR
White Wine or Cider
Extra Quality
Southcott Bros
Hensall, Phone 16 Exeter, Phone 16
Misses Meta Salter, Pearl Wood
and Celia Christie took a boat trip
from Port Stanley to Cleveland
during the week-end, where they at
tended the Great Lakes Exposition.
This Exposition is located on 125
acres of Cleveland’s* lake front em
barking $25,000,000 worth of de
velopments in the iron and steel
etc.; a $12,000,000 public auditor
ium devoted to nationally famous
radio presentations; a 80,000 cap
acity stadium featuring the sports
events; a lagoion theatre for aquatic
events, etc.; a 35 acre amusement
zone, Streets of the World and
countless other outstanding attrac
tions are feaured at this world’s
fair which opened on June 27th,
closing October 4tli of this year.
The many friends of Mr. John
Bell will be pleased to hear that he
was up town Monday, the first time
for many months. We hope he may
completely recover his good health.
Dr, C. H. and Mrs. Haugh and
child, of White River, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Haugh, of Brucefield and Mr.
Ted. Eckles, of Toronto, visited on
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Howard.
Mr. James Hardy and Mr. An
drew Terry, of Mooretown, visited
in the home of
Terry
Terry
is not
Mr.
Miss
(Thursday) for Blind River where
the latter will resume her position
as High School teacher. They in
tend motoring through Michigan- td
Sault Ste Marie and from tlie/e to
North Bay and other points./
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
the week-end.
confined to bed
as formerly,
Mr.
and
over
is now
as well
and Mrs. G. S. Howard
Evelyn are leaving to-day
aird
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^t>iKTtf£/t£ST
' 1 35c*
Sold at Browning’s Drugstore
Astounding Offer for Limited Time
FREE PANTS!
WITH EVERY SUIT
MEN! Here’s ^our
from your own selection of fine quality f$
you desire it and guaranteed
Tailo/ed to Y
chance to get a Tiigh-Grade Suit
les—styled just as
■
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iff Measure by
SHIRE”
WITH AN EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS FREE
founding Value Priced as low as —
PHONE 81
W. W. TAMAN
EXETER, ONT.
Mrs, S. West is at present in Vic
toria Hospital, London, undergoing
treatment. Her daughter Mrs.
Bruce Tuiekey is in London with
her,
Mr. Marvin Howey, of Peterboro,
Miss .Smith, jof Aylmer and Miss
Davis, of London, visited over the
week-end with Mrs. W. S. Howey at
Grand Bend.
Recent visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnston were:
Rev, ’Father Moran, of Ridgetown,
an old school chum of theirs in
S.S, No, 9, Ashfield; Mr. J. Taylor,
■of London; Mr. I. Jav.rott and
daughter Mta, of Kippenj Mr, and
Mrs. Thomas Blake and two daugh
ters Grace and Olivo, of Ashfield,
Miss M. Hunter is visiting with re
latives in St, Marys,
The engagement is announced of
Miss Jean Lenore Brien, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J, Dufferin Brien, of
Ridgetown, to Mr. Charles Beverley
Gladman, of Peterbovo, 'son of Mr,
and Mrs. f. W. Gladman, of town,
the marriage to take place Septemb
er 12 th,
Among
of Mr
during the week were Mr, and
Forrest, St. Petersburg, Fla.;
Geddes, Mr. t. H. McCallum,
Elsie McCallum
Geo. Willis, of
■Christ, of Barrie
and Miss Dowie,
the visitors at the home
and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs.
Gil-
and Mr. and
Londoh’; Mrs,
; Mr, Reg, Beavers
of Sarnia,