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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1937-09-30, Page 8I ■THI KS11A1-, SEW’EMHElt 30, 1037 Scalp Treatment Don't miss these. The ccirective scalp treatment is the foundation for all beautiful hair. You will find them relaxing and comfortable. it gives new life to the hair and the bmod circulation is (built up. These are preventatives ter Alo- ieua, pityriasis, Psoreais and all other scalp disorders. Exeter Markets Wheat $L1U Oats 43 c Manitoba’s Best $3.95 Welcome Flour $3.15 Shuts $1.8u Bran $1.70 Low Grade Flour $2.25 Butter 31-32c. Butter 24c. to 27c. A large 24 c. medium 22c. C 16 c, V’s e 112 for Appointments Successor to Miss H. Smith The red brick building rcjupieU. by Dr. Fletcher is being paintea Write and brown trimmings. The residence of Mrs. H. K. Hyndman is also being painted. Mrs. Arthur Lapp and her daughter, Atholl, R.N., of Woodville and Mrs. Wm. Thaxter, of Uxbridge, visited with theii cousins, W. J. and Mrs. Smith on Monday of this week. The Hyndman Woodville Uxbridge, FOR SALE—J-00 Barred Reek pullets. Apply to Mrs. Garnet Min ers. Phone Kirkton 3219. 2tp BUY OR SELL—If you wish to buy or sell a farm or house see— C. V. PICKARD, phone 165, Exeter. FOR SALE—Two farms, 70 and 100 acres. Well located. Both with good bouses, bank bams. Land and buildings in good condition. Both good buys.—C. V. PICKARD, phone 165, Exetor. NOTICE — The Dashwood Cider Mill will be open every working in'“the week.—Alex Zimmer, Prop. 9-I5-4tp. NOTICE-—Persons wanting same quality gravel as used in Exeter sidewalks or reservoir phone 171r3 Exeter. Our truck will deliver gra vel fiom this pit. Cudmore, Gravel. Cash paid for dead animals or fertlizier horses. Phone 34rl5, Dash wood. We pay phone call, Jack Williams. 9-30-3tp FOR SALE—Durham cow 4 years old with calf at foot; also er due to freshen. John phone 13rll. DASHWOOD Creamery Dairy Eggs, EggS. Eggs, V A MV.Hogs $iu.oa —etO 1 1 11 LOCALS 1 1 —ra ■ Your Business Appreciated No Matter How Small Ideal Meat Market Phone 38 Main St. id Rev. A. E« Elliot, Minister Miss Evelyn Huston Organist and Choir Leader a'.m,—|Rev. John Walker -(Sunday School -The Minister Monday, 8 p.m.—Y. P. S. Thursday, 7.30 pan.—Prayer Service Sunday, October 10th—Coinjuunion Service MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA a ------ ____— —Sunday School room by Judge Stan- bury. 7 p.m,*—Public worshipSermon subject; The Name of Jesus 3 7 g 7 A Permanent Wave will give you that Fashionable Look that every girl and woman desires’ Look Your Loveliest This Fall, Chase and Sanborn DATED COFFEE 36c 11 3 p.m.- 7 p.m- 19th Sunday After Trinity p.m. Sunday School p.m.—Evensong and Sermon Rev. G, P. Parsons TRIViTT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rector, Rev, M. A. Hunt Organist, Miss MacFaul Choir Leader, Mr. Middlemiss THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Glasses by Telephone! Here’s How5# If we have a copy of your pres cription you can have them replace ed by merely telephoning us and the lenses will be absolutely cor rect. .IF WE HAVEN’T a copy of your prescription just step into our office. We will analize year present glass and record the data for you -— No charge. All makes of lenses correctly dupli cated. C. E. ZURBRIGG Successor to S, For Comfortable Glasses at Reasonable Prices Open every week day except Wednesday J, R.o Fitton at Exeter RALLY! CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Douglas O, HiH» B<A«t B.D. Minister Mrs. J, G. Cochrane. Organist 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.—Rally Day Service for Sabbath Sthcol: Theme for service, “Peace" At the. conclusion of this service tablet will be unveiled in the In the cloths and styles that you will like. You will find a splendid ^as sortment from which to choose. You do not have to pay a big price here. Pur special pi ices range from $13.95 to $35.00 Men’s and Boys’ Winter Coats If it is a good Winter Coat you are looking for, let us show you some of the smartest styles and the best cloths you will see this season. These Coats were bought before advance in prices and we are passing this saving on to you. . Boys’ $6.95 to $12.50 The Young People’s Class of the MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH will hold a Special Rally on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd at 3 p.m. LESSON “Living With Others” Interesting Study Period Young People Cordially Invited Regent Yarns and Knitted Goods We have taken the agency for this well known and popular line of Yarns and Knitted Goods. We carrier a full range of colors in Sea Shell 15c, Sea Gull 22c, Sea Beach 25c, Sea Hawk JJ5c, Bonnie Lass 25cMr, S. B. Taj lor is improving his jewelliy sttre by having the ceiling lowered. Messrs. Frank gheere and Ken neth Hockey spent the week-end at Toronto. J Mrs. John ’Peart with other day I friends spent a few days at Shallow Lake- visiting relatives. Mrs. E. Christie has returned to Toronto after visiting with friends here for the past couple of weeks. Miss Mary Van Camp, who is at tending business college in London, visited at her home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Samson McFalls and Mr, and Mis. H. C. Carey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grant in Glencoe on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Acheson and two daughters, of Toronto, are holi daying this week with the former’s mother Mis .W. T, Acheson. The editor of the Times-Advocate was treated on Tuesdaj' to a nice feed of ripe raspberries picked from the garden of Mrs. Gee. Jaques. Miss Marjorie Pearce, who recent ly underwent an operation in Vic toria Hospital, returned to her home in Exeter on Thursday last and is doing nicely. Mr. .Frank Helsom and son Fran cis, of Detroit and daughter Mrs. Andersen and baby son Lee, of Mt. Clements, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. Coates. Mrs. Nash, of Sarnia, spent a few days with her daughter Mrs. Powell then going on to Wingham and Kin cardine returning again to Exeter after a couple of weeks. The Ladies’ Guild of Trivitt Mem orial Church served lunch grounds quilt to ticket. J quilt. Miss Mary Gorle, -who spent the week-end with Mrs. Janet Hamilton i returned to her home in Toronto i on Tuesday, Miss Gorle attended the .. ' Harvest Home Sei vices at the Triv- size 35 iMemorial Church. •_ ■ } Miss C. McCullaugh, Mx‘. and Mrs. “ jJ. S. Mcllraith and son Norman, of ' Durham, Mr. Stewart Mcllraith, of Toronto, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sillery and and Mrs. A. J. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kernick daughter, Elaine, accompanied Mrs. Kernick's parents, Rev. C. W. and Mrs. Down, of Gobles, Ont., vis ited for two weeks with friends and relatives at Philadelphia and spent some time at Atlantic City. Mr. W. J. Birney, of Toronto, Mrs. Chas. Birney and Mrs. Wilkin son, of town*, attended the iuneral of the late James Wilkinson, brother of the two ladies at Dungannon on Saturday last. Mr, Bhney spent the week-end in town. The Exeter Women's Institute exhibit correction at Exeter Fair last week. Hooked mats, Mrs, Kyle, Mrs. Ho ney; pieced quilt, Mrs. G. Etherington, Mrs. Gordon Hunter; 3 pieces in wood craft, Mrs. Lennis O’Brien, Mis. Kyle; canned fruit and vegetables Mrs. J. Noiry and Mrs. LEAVITT’S THEATRE THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Sept. 30tli and Oct. 2nd TWO nights ONLY one heif- Caldwell, ltc. “THEY GAVE HIM A GUN” with Silencer Tracy and Fran c-hot Tone A M. G. M. Special Picture MIDNIGHT SHOW MONDAY, OCT. 4th at 12 a.m. sharp MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS October 4th and 5th AND LIVE’’ Picture with Ben Bernie, Faye “WAKE UP Fox Special Walter Winchell, Alice an all star cast and JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. Artihiu* Page, Minister W. R. Goulding A.T.C.M. Organist and Choir-Leader Harvest Home Festival untler the auspices of the Women’X - Association oil SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd 11 a.m.—Rev. A. E. Kewley B.A., B.D., of Metropolitan Church, in London. p.m.—.Sunday Scnool p.m.—Rev. Dr. McKinnon, Andrews’ Church. London Special music—Men’s choir at evening service The Y. P. U. will hold a Weiner Roast on Thursday night. Meet at the church at 7.30. K Kenwood Famous All-wool Blankets The Kenwood label is your guarantee of quality. These all wool blan kets are pre-shrunk at the mill and dyed with the most permanent dyes ob tainable. They come in all colors of the rainbow and are obtainable in plain and reversible Plain Shades $5.95 Reversible $9.50 GROCERY SPECIALS WOOD FOR SALE— Hardwood cord wood, delivered in Exeter at $8 per cord in 3 cord lots. Soft wood at $6 per cord in 3 cord lots. Arnold Hodgins, R.R. 2, Denfield. , 10-30-4tp. NEED A HOUSE?See my list of houses, some with acreage for garden, fruit, chickens; also some farms for sale and 1931 Essex coupe. Pi iced reasonably.— WM. PEARCE, Exeter. GRASS FARM FOR SALE—N.J Lot 7 in the 6th concession of Hay. Never failing water with a quantity of wood. - — - - -Apply Ed, Kestle, Exeter. 9-30-2tp TO RENT— Newly decor wood floors, hot and cold| water, j trees j without My^T-Nice WHEAT FLAKES Fresh Stock 5 lb. bag . . . 27c DUTCH CLEANSER 3 large cans.. 27c Next Week-,-WEI)., THURS.. FBI., and SATURDAY October 6th, 7th, sth, 9th “MAYTIME” With Jeanette McDonald and Nelson Eddy A M. G. M. Picture 1 large pkg. OXYDOL and 3 cakes GALAY SOAP All for............28c 2 cakes KIRK’S CASTILE SOAP and 6 cakes P. & Gr. SOAP All for ..... 29c Aylmer TOMATO JUICE New Pack 3 large tins PASTRY FLOUR Best Quality ROOMS ated, hard soft water all year, town lights, cellar, garden, fruit and small fruits, with or heat, Apply Mary Tom. FOR SALE—One man’s pieces, blue striped tweed, chest, good condition, cheap. Apply! at Times-Advocate. ‘ PULLETS FOR SALE—Barr. Rocks and Red Hampshires. started to lay; also five young pigs. Apply to Jos .Ferguson ,Lot 33, eon, 4. Us- borne. phone Hensall, 80r2. ltc. EXETER PUBLIC CEMETERY Those desiring bulbs planted this fall please communicate with the Caretaker, K. G. Clarke not later than September 30, 1937. Phone, 13r3. HENS FULLED New is the tiim* to get your hens culled. Price for 50 or under 50c.; over that .01c. pa.- hen. We cull for age and laying qualities and will buy your hens if you wish. We have • a nice lot of Pullets for sale yet. If you are interested, wiite or phone for prices. Phone 38-3, Granton. A. H. SWITZER, Giant on, Ont. notice The Fullarton Cider and Apple- ibutter Mill will be in operation on Tuesday, Thursday and Satin day or each week starting* Tuesday, Octo ber Sth. CHOPPING—Monday, Wednesday and Friday LORNE E. HARMER phone: Kirkton 65r4* f^-23-3tc Exeter on the Fair Day giving a beautiful the one holding the lucky Mr. Wilbert Martin won the JUST ARRIVED A car of Alberta’s Best Domestic Coal Just the fuel for this time year. Phone 157J for a trial ton. 24 lb...................77c APPLES APPLES We have in stock good cooking apples by the bushel Quality & Price Guaranteed Libby’ PORK AND BEANS 3 large tins . . 25c of Be Permanently Beautiful.......... rf Southcott Bros JAS. P. BOWEY ‘The solid fuel for solid comfort’ Hensail. Phone 16 Exeter, Phone 16 vegetables Mrs? Kyle. Mr. Theodore ganist oT James is retiring from at St. George’s by PIANO TUNING and repairing S3. Boardman, formerly 11 y e a i s with Heintzman Co will be in Exeter and dis trict in the co u r se of a few days. Kindly leave orders with S. ® Martin phone No. 3.De motliing given free with each tuning. LOCAL NEWS G. M. Simpson Phone 245 Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Eaci'ett, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers left on Saturday for their home in St. Petersburg, Flor. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Forrest, of New Jersey, also left on Thursday to re turn to their home and will then leave for St. Petersburg. The following were visitors in the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. John- sten last week; Mrs. Callas, of San ta Barbara, Calif, aiid Mrs. J. Sim mons of Hensall. The latter with her son Jack are going back with her sister Mrs. Callas to spend the winter in Santa Barbara. Mr. Thos. Webster and his father John Dur win and his son; Mrs. Herbert Al ton, sister of Mrs. Johnston, all of West Wawanosh spent Friday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnston. Fall & Winter Clothes Tailored Smartness MEN Gome in an see our New Fall n3 "If your hair isn’t becoming to you, You should be coming to us.’’Samples. Patterns to suit all types Gray, a former or- Street Church, who the post of organist Anglican Church., London, to assume similiar duties at Knox United Church, the choir and vestry of St. George's at a spec ially arranged social evening pre sented him with a handsome music case.f Teddy Hannigan is suffering from an attack of toiisilitis. Mr. Ed. Willis, of town, is confined to his bed "for a week through illness. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adams, of Toronto, visited over the week-end with the latter’s aunt Mis. C. Per kins. Mr. Jack Smith, son of Mr. and Mns. Wm. D. Smith. lost the end ot one of Ills fingers duiing operations at the Canadian Canners the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Gladman celebrated the fortieth anniversary of theii wedding on Wednesday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. S'hepphard, of London, entertained to a dinner in their honor. Mrs. Amiel Williard (nee Lena Coates) had the misfoitune to step over on ’her ankle, tearing the liga ments cii Tuesday. She is at pres- i ent at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coates. Exeter W. L TOMLINSON'S ..Barber Shop and Hairdressing Parlor • o LADIES ? Prices to Suit Your Pocket | SPECIALIZING IN | GENTLEMEN PERMANENT WAVING HAIRCUTTING FINGER WAVING SHAVING FACIALS, TINTS, RINSES MASSAGING LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHAMPOOING PERSONALITY Haircutting And All Lines of Barbefing Shop Located in Building Recently Vacated by John Ward phono 140, Exeter 5 PENTECOSTAL PENTECOSTAL COME! COME! COME! I Hats, Sweaters, Scarfes, Shirts, Ties, Etc. PHONE 81 W. W. TAMAN EXETER, ONT. People’s Cash Shoe Store Wm. H, Partlo, Prop. Phone 131w "Shoes to fit the Family"Ontario SPECIAL Men’s Work Shoes Values to $2.49 BROKEN LINES Mostly large sizes $1.79 a pr. New Fall Shoes For All members of the family in all the popular styles and materials See the New Fall Shades in Butterfly Hosiery The Exeter W. I. held their meeting on Tuesday evning at the .home of Mrs. J. Horney with a good atteii- I dance. Mrs. W? E. Walker presid-1 'ed. conducting the usual opening ex-’ ercises. Plans were made for the . Grandmother’s meeting in October. I Mrs. W. E. Walker was appointed, delegate to the London area conven-. tion. Following the business discussion there was a piogram given con-! Isisting of readings by Miss Beta ‘Rowe; piano solo, Miss Idele Hunt- . er; tap dancing, Shirley Mason, ac- | companied on the piano by Mrs, T. Coates; Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers spoke on the slogan "Swat the Fly." A .round table discussion took place on communicitable diseases and their | prevention. Community singing was i enjoyed. At the close of the pro- i gram refreshments were served by the hostess and committee in charge. —_ to — MIZPAH MISSION Sunday is closing day of Campaign with EVANGELIST GORDON MILL Be sure to hear this man in the ministry of Gospel and Song, clear, fearless and Uncompromising SUNDAY SERVICES—2 p.m., 3 p.m. arid 7.45 p.m. The Crowds are coming. Be early dn Sunday evening for a seat arid join us iri a real sorig service Pastor, J. T. EDGAR Rally Day at James St. •The Sunday School of the James Street United Church held their Rally Day services on Sunday after noon last. An open meeting of the school was held in the afternoon ■md marked the changing of the hour of meeting from the morning to the afternoon for the fall and winter months. Music was provid ed by the orchestia. The special speaker for the afternoon was Rev. I). C. Hill, of Caven Church', who gave a fine address. A cbildreVs story was told by Miss Irene Van ('arap, The scripture lesson was toad by Miss M. Melville and a chor us was sung by three boy sopranos, pupils of Mr. Goulding, wlm sang "Angels Ever Bright and Fair” by Handel, Jack England, of Credited; Keith Gordon and Daw son Goulding, of town. James Street Sunday School have changed the time of promotion of the classes from Now Year to Rally Day. The change will take place next Sunday, Rally Day at Main St. Rally Day Services were held by the Main Street Sunday School on Sunday afternoon last. Services during the summer have been held in the morning and this marked the change back for services in the af ternoon. There was a good atten dance. Mr. B, w. F. Beavers, the superintendent presided. A selection was sung by the primary depart ment. A duet was sung by Kath leen and Lillian Kestle. Mr, Thus. Pryde, superintendent of Caven Presbyterian Sunday School, gave an appropriate address taking for his subject "The Crowning of the King" the theme of the Rally Day E, the services, Elliott, church, . The pastor, Rev. A. spoke on the relation cf and the Sunday School, L Mr. Whiter Matthews visited in Watford on Sunday. Miss don. is .........„ ..... v........, ___ Daniel Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strang and family, of Usbome, are this week moving to Exeter into bhe residence recently purchased from the estate of 6he late Thos, Jones. We weL come them to our midst, Beatrice Hltzgerald, of L visiting her cousin _jon- Mrs,