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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1941-10-02, Page 8OTUB8DAY, OCTOBER W» OH THE EXETER TIM^APVQCATC V’s Beauty Shoppe I*ernmnents of Rasthig Beauty, Hplral,. Combination, VERA C. DECOR, Prop., Phone 112 Evenings by Appointment feeter Markets Old or New Wheat ^$1.00. ■Creamery Butter, 37-3 8c Eggs, A Large, 32e Eggs. Medium, 3('e Eggs*.B, 25c Dressed Hogs, $14*10* . Mr* David Sturgeon, a former fisherman at Grand send, died Tues­ day evening in Victoria Hospital, London, I IDEAL MEAT MARKET C. Tanton APPLES FOR SALE—Tolman Sweets and Snows, from certified orchards. James Gardiner, Kirkton, phone 21rl0> Kirkton. ltc FOR SALE—Registered Short­ horn bull, 2 years old. Apply to Joe Ferguson, Lot 33, Concession 4, Usborne. ltp l Summer Sausage Homemade Meat Loaf And other varieties of ■ ■ ■■.*■ —V---------— WANTED—Someone who would- take a heavy colt for a year to work for its keep. Ross Heim, R.R. 1, Granton, phone Kirkton 4r7. W ---------V-.. CIDER MILL—Our- cider mill will be running every day from "now until the end of the season. Alex Zimmer, Dashwood. 10-4-4tp-------------------- (FOR SALE—100 Leghorn pullets, 90c each. Cann & Sons, Exeter Feed Mill. Cooked Meat for the hot weather meal CONSERVE VISUAL VITALITY I * #1 * We make a specialty of CORRECTING OPTICAL DEFECTS with Properly Adjusted Glasses as well as Prompt Repairing and Re­ placement of Broken Lenses * ♦ * C. B. ZURBRIGG Optometrist at Exetdr Office open every week day except Wednesday 4LAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev* Dougins c. Hill* b.a., b.d. ■ . Minister „ Mrs. J, G* Cochrane, Organist . 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.—Public Worship, ( Special Rally Day Service 7 p.m.—Public Worship Mr. Hill’s last service as minister Tuesday, Oct, 7 at 3 p.m.—Meeting of C.C.C. at home of Mrs. R. Russell, j i b J.1 “■MM5 I w flit ---------V--------- GIRL WANTED—-For general housework. Apply to Miss Stella Southcott.-------------------- FOR RENT—Heated rooms and board in farm home, hydro. Apply at Times-Advocate.---------y-------- HOUSE FOR RENT—Fully mod­ ern, heated, partly furnished, pos­ session anytime, on West Victoria Street Apply W* F, Abbott, Box 13, Exeter. Phone 30, after 7 p.m. tfc ----------V---------- FOR SALE—Congoleum 7x9 ft.t tapestry rug 10%x9 ft. and small parlor table. Apply Box 235, Exe­ ter. ltp Phone 38 Main Sb t E. J. Harwood, of Toronto, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thanksgiving BINGO In STEWART BROS. GARAGE THURSDAY, OCTOBER; Sth at 8.30 sharp LOCALS I 1 MAIN ST* UNITED CHURCH Rev* Norval J, Woods, M,A, Minister Mrs. N. J* Dore Organist and Chon* Leader 11 a.m.—Public Worship and Church School—Communion. 7 p.m.—The Minister, Wednesday, October 1st, Evening Frayne’s, Thursday, Ross’, Thursday, meeting Study. Tuesday, October 7-—Official Board meeting at 8 p.m. Auxiliary a.t 3 pan.—W.A. 7.30 p.m. of prayer 8 p.m.— Mrs. , A. at Mrs. ..SMART STYLES in MISSES’ and WOMEN’S COATS Don’t fail tq $$$ new smaxt styles in lovely tweeds in lpQS§ o*’ close.fitting^ models. These coats do not have fur collars. They are smart, warm and will give excellent wear. priced at $29.95 GREY WOOL-PLAID BLANKETS That will stand a lot of rough usage* but are lovely and warm. Extra value each $4.50 PILLOW CASES A very good pillow case 42 inches wide. • The last we wil,l have at this price. Special each 25c KENWOOD AND O. V. BLANKETS These come in plain shade^ as well as reversible, We would suggest that you buy now as prices will be higher, Plain ishades *$6.50 • * PURE LINEN TOWELLING We are fortunate in having a few pieces left of all linen* towelling. These are exr cellent value at per yard 55c 2 Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats for Colder Weather Many of the cloths we are showing we cannot Replace, if we could the price would be several dollars more. Buy your new coat early. You will save money. i,--------------------------------------------- , . .- Midweek and Bible; I 1 BOYS’ AND MEN’S RUBBER BOOTS You will soon be needing a pair. We are still selling them at last years prices. Per pair $2.00 ""MEN’S RED BACK OVERALLS A full roomy garment that is well made. A good weight and will give long wear. Special each $1.95 15 rounds — all fowl — 25 cents I Q Mawm MfflEOM' Mrs. is the May. Mr* 'in London with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gillespie and three children visited in Mitchell on Sunday. Some of the local gas stations were sold out of gas ovei’ the week­ end. Mr. Wm. Davis, of Sky Harbor Airport, spent the week-end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Deitrich,' of Shipka, called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keys on Sunday, 1 Mrs, Elizabeth Turnbull is spend­ ing the winter with • Mr. and Mrs.' Chas. Johns. Mr. J* has sold C. Klein, Messrs. Snell, of end at theii* homes here. : Mr. 'Otto Brown, B.A., and wife, of Reed Gity, Mich., visited with ! Mrs. L. Sweitzer last Monday. Miss Ferrol Fisher, of Sarnia, ; spent the week-end with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher, Miss Norma Wilson, of St. Cath­ arines, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilson. Mr. Ernie McNichol, of Niagara Falls, spent several days at the week-end with his'mother in town. Mrs. Garfield. Stanlake, of Exeter north, won the Red Cross quilt, do­ nated by the Woodham Red Cross. Mr. Jack Caldwell and Revington Bros., of Lucan, left on Tuesday .on a three'weeks’ business trip to the West. Mr. Archie Hoggarth, of the Wallaceburg High School staff, spent the week-end at his home in Us­ borne. ' Mr. and and Jean, day with Clarke. Mr. and Woodstock, with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers. Mrs. John Head, of London, visit­ ed with her brother, Mr. Wm. Hat­ ter, in the Seaforth Hospital, Thurs­ day of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hackborn, of Kitchener, are spending a few days with the latter’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Oke. Miss Lois Darling has accepted-a position at G. A. Hawkins’ hard­ ware store and commenced her du­ ties on 'Thursday last. Miss Ila Westcott has . returned to her home in Toronto after vis­ iting for a couple of weeks with* her sister, Mrs. Rd. Coates. Messrs. Roy Leatherhorn and William Pass, of London, visited ...........and Mrs. Ralph Willis for a few days hist week. Miss Labelle Sims left nn Wed­ nesday for Kitchenei’ w,here will train for a nurse in the Chener-Waterloo hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher brated their 25th wedding anniver­ sary on Sunday, Sept. 28th, at the home of their daughter, Mr.’ and Mrs. Harold Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ryckman and Alma and Mr. add Mrs. Gerald Skinner, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson and attend­ ed the Chiselhurst anniversary* Miss ‘Hettle Sweet and Mr. Lenehan, Ross and Mrs. Wm. ___ __________, and Elaine, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Sweet on Sunday. Huron County Ministerial As­ sociation met in the Egntottdvllle United church on Monday after- * noon. Rev. D. C. Mill, of town, I read a papor^on “The Sacraments” and Rev. W. Beecroft, dealt with the I ,v. swbjecL . “The Church and Educa- _pioxi.” Rev. .Mt’- Hill was secretary | resignation* . . * | H. S. Walter spent Sunday ; Additional 10. rounds of turkeys Door Prize — Turkey Marion Pooley u Beauty Shoppe All. Work Guaranteed "Exeter Phone 245 Delaying yout* ordei" for D. & H. Anthracite is unwise yith winter right on your doorstep. Be sure of all the heat your home needs Order D. and H. Anthracite today. Phone 33 and say— * “FILL ’ER UP!” JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH Rev. Ai’tlnu? Page, Minister W. R. Gonlding, A.T.Q.M. Organist and Choir Leader Harvest Home Services of the Woipen’s Association . a.m.—The Minister ; p.m.—Church School p.m.’—'The, Minister The Choir will be assisted at both services by Mrs. J. McKenzie, sop­ rano, of London, and Mr. E. W- Herbert, baritone, London. Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service Thursday, 3 p.m.—W.A. a Meeting Friday, 8 p.m.—Board of .Stewards j 11 3 7 MEN’S DOE SKIN>WORK SHIRTS Another line that we think worth while telling you about. Come in two qualities in shades of green, grey and wine Priced at $1.25 & $1.50 1 > NEW FELT HATS FOR MEN The new shapes and shades are here. Let us show you what is new. • Priced at $2.00 & $3.50 NEW ENGLISH DINNERWARE In two new patterns. These sets are 97 pieces and come in two new patterns that we feel sure you will like. Very special each $22.50 ------__y--------- WANTED — Salesladies, refined women, full or part time work, no experience necessary, good income. Box 280A, Exeter, ltc• ■ ■.--- -----V------— STRAYED-^From lot 11,. S, E, Boundary of Usborne, 2 yearling steers, without horns, one roan with white face, the other red. Commun­ icate with H. Berry, phone Kirkton 22rl3. < 23-3tc Barbour, of Hibbert, 100-acre farm to Mr. London. M. his of Harold Skinner and Harry London, spent the weelc- Jas. P. Howey i I SEE' OUR NEW WALLPAPERS FOR FALL .. HORSES. Dead Two-hour sex- Phone Credi- Jack Williams ---------V- CASH FOR FOX animals ‘ removed, vice,” day or night, ton, 47rl5, collect. —----y WANTED — Exeprienced Cook- general, family of 3 adults, small modern home. Highest wages for experience. Mrs. G. A. Ramsay, 197 Ridout Street South, London, Ont. 18-3tp ---------V--------- HOUSE FOR SALE—Good, med­ ium-sized brick house, hydro and nice lot, for $90'0.00. C. V. 6 Pick­ ard. ----- —V--------/ COATS remodelled, Have your coats remod­ elled latest styles. Moderate prices. Wanted, a play pen. Mrs. Norm. Hockey. , l'8-3tp FUR glazed. lined, -----__v--------- ■ ■ FOR SALE—Highway farm, good buildings, water an electricity. Oth­ er farms* Houses, Exeter and Lu­ can. Old Metropolitan and build­ ing lots. W. C. Pearce, Exeter. ---------.-V--------- SALE OR RENT—Oct. 1st, hou§e, suitable foi' apart- Corner. of Huron and And- W. C. Pearce, Exeter.----------y---------- . HOUSES FOR SALE—Comfort­ able cottage, reasonable price and easy terms. 11 storey brick house, with all conveniences, in good pair. Also two houses suitable duplexing' or apartments. C. .Pickard, Phone 165, Exeter. f* , *-----—Lv_ ” TP ARMS FOR SALE—150 acres, "good buildings and convenient to Exeter, Very easy terms. 100 acres, brick house, bank barn, hy­ dro. Several Rickard, FOR Brick ments. rew. re- for V, Terms. Immediate possession, j with Mr other good farms. phone 165, Exeter.------_V_------- PAY CASH for horses 300' pounds, C.V. and £ I™“———«—*»E SINGER SEWING MACHINE all Drop Head y $12.00 Needles .and parts for makes of machines. Have your machine cleaned and reconditioned. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. MARTIN Exeter * South 8S«« Mrs. Eric Humphreys of Kirkton, spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mrs. EL J. Eacrett, of sp'ent the past week ANNOUNCEMENT I have opened an .office two doors north of the Bank of Mont­ real, Main Street, Exeter. In ad­ dition to acting as Clerk and Trea­ surer. of the Municipality of Exe­ ter, I will carry on my regular busi­ ness -of Real Estate and General Insurance. I am prepared to handle the sale or rental of houses and farms at a reasonable rate of com­ mission. I offer the facilities of strong companies in Life, Fire, Auto, and all other, lines of Insurance. Information regarding- handling of real ance estate or any type of insur- will be cheerfully given. C. V. PICKARD , Municipal Cleric Real Estate — Insurance ARE YOU RUPTURED? that she Kit-WILL cattle over 300' pounds, dead or alive, free of medicine or disease. Phone Kirkton 34r3, Collect. Ross Francis Mink Ranches. tfe -------_V—. ■See Geo. F* Clark for all kind£ of windmills, pump jacks, pumps and piping. Repairing windmills and pumps. Phone Crediton 23-6. R. R. 3 Dashwood. HATCHING EGGS WANTED— YVe are in. the market tor addition^ nl flocks to supply us with hatching '©ggs for the 1942 season. .Flocks ■are culled and blood-tested free of charge* Free cases are supplied and the express is paid on the eggs and on th'e empty oases by us. Wa pay a pmnlum over Globe prices of 15c per dozen for a 65 per cent hatch. 17o, a desen for a 70' per eent hatch. We have a long sea­ son from January until July, Write for full particulars. Also wanted to purchase, pullets of ail ages,—<.— —*.**.* ..***. TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES* the Association and tendered his MD.I Fergus, Ont. 10«2^to tosignation, . . ......... cele- 1 1 10 11 “7 TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt Organist, Miss MacFatil Olioir Leader, Mr. Middlemiss 17th Sunday after Trinity a.m.—-Holy Communion "a.m.—Sunday School p.m.—Evensong and Sermon “Holding Fast” Beginning Sunday, .services will be in the evening at 7 p.m. The Fall Deanery will be held in. Exeter on Friday, October 10th. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 1 I an . Did You Ever Buy a Truss Didn’t Fit? That Can’t Happen Here 7 You are Properly Fitted by Experienced Fitter in our Private Truss Room and Protected by a Signed, Money-Back Guarantee Your Drugs at ROBERTSON’S I 1 Phone 50 Exeter £3 *For a Quick Come-Back... •■.....to Autumn Beauty Your Permanent Wave at TOMLINSON’S Phone ;46 - 3 — —- -----------------------------------------------------------------------,-------------------- Grocery Specials for Thurs., Friday and Saturday -Sweet, Mrs. Wm. and Mrs. Walter and Patrick, Mr. MacKewn, Lorene Norm. Hockey' agent For DEAN’S DRY CLEANING We Will call for and deliver Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. :5t Outstanding Workmanship / Fellowship Rally, October 8 Afternoon 2.30 o’clock; Evening, 8 o’clock—Visiting ministers will take part in the services. Music, singing, preaching, the Gospel of God’s Grace. Everyone Welcome Pastor, E. Clemens SOUP X « SUPERSUDS * — ----------- -——. BROOMS Aylmer Vegetable or - 1 Box -—19c 4-String Tomato Glass Bowl — 5c 3 tins for . . .25c All for 24c >* 25c each -FLOORWAX ■....SPECIAL.... OATMEAL Hawes.Laundry Soap 0 IfeSe • ® ® • • •25c ’ ’ X 1 lb. tin . .. . 45c 7 bars...............25c SOAP COFFEE PEANUT BUTTER Palmolive Maxwell House Bulk 3 large cakes . .25c 1 lb. tin .... 56c lbs® •»•••» Southcott Bros. v I SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT j Complimenting Miss' Edna B'ea- i ver, of London, formerly of Credi-' ton, Mrs. Jack.Pryde entertained Crediton friends at a miscellan­ eous shower at her home on Sat­ urday evening. Miss Beaver, who ! is a bride-elect of early October, has been an employee of the Lon- *don Life for several years. The hostess was Assisted in serving re­ freshments by Mrs. T. Pryde, Mrs. R. Russell and Miss Laura Wood- all. • t ’’ ! being organized service overseas. Squadron of the formed here last Rev. Ernest Grigg left on Tues- J day for Toronto, where he will visit for three weeks. --------V--------- Signalman William Higgins, late of the Active Army Trade School, Hamilton, is spending this week With his parents, Mr. and Mrs* Robt. Higgins, and other relatives. He leaves on Saturday for Gamp Borden, where he will join a radio unit of the new 5th Canadian Ar­ mored Division there for active When the Exeter 1st Hussars was summer, Bill enlisted and trained here for a few weeks, later securing a position at Kitchener. He joined up with the Kitchener Scottish Fu­ siliers, taking special courses in 'signalling work. O.n May 1st he was sent to the Army Trade School at Chatham, taking an electrical course. *Two months* later he was sent to the school at Hamilton, tak­ ing up radio, telegraph and signal­ ling courses. Hfe passed all his examinations successfully and is being sent into active service with the 5th Armored Division’s Radio Unit. Bill’s many friends here and at Hensall wish him every success. ■ v <« I ju —.-----y----------- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gordon, Ann and Keith, left Saturday last for Toronto where Mr. Gordon has ac­ cepted a position. Mr. Gor­ don was the former manager of the Huron Lumber Co. Ann and Keith were students at the Exeter High School and were popular with the young people of the town, many friends of the family in Exe­ ter will follow them with their best w-ishes. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon have rented their home furnished to Mr, and Mrs. Kilborn, of Aylmer, ’Mr. Kilborn being connected With the construction work at the airport at Centralia. • That go to your head! Top off your wardrobe with one of our new fall hats. Our new stock offers a good selec­ tion of smart new hats for fall in a wide variety of shapes • and shades. The /I W. W. TAMAN PHONE 81 EXETER, ONT. ... Harvest Home Festival... James Street W. A. '■ ■ J - ... ., ■ Sunday, October Sth REV* ARTHURPAGE will be the minister at both services. SPECIAL MUSIC WILL BE RENDERED BY THE CHOIR assisted by 1 ■ ... .... 1 ■' . Mrs. J, Mackenzie, Soprano and Mr. E. C. Herbert,’ 4 Baritone, of London. ar Rentecbfttal S.S. Annual Meeting The annual meeting' of the Pen­ tecostal Sunday School Was held on Friday night following thq, Young ■people’s service. Rev. Clemens opened tile meeting with prayer. A good attendance was present show­ ing the Interest which is taken in Sunday School work. *phe financial report was read by the secretary­ treasurer, Stewart Triebner, show­ ing besides expenses for supplies, a missionary offering of $99.02 for the year. The report also showed an increase of 25 per cent .in the average - attendance for the year. Mrs. Eldon Miller, the missionary literature secretary, read a letter of appreciation from the missionaries in the British West Indies; thanking the local group for used Sunday Schoo-l papers and picture rolls which were sent to them. The election of officers for the coming year resulted as follows: Supt., Ed­ gar Oudmore; adult bible class, Rev. R. Clemens; Young People's Bible class, Mrs. T. Jolly; asst., Edgar Oud­ more; intermediate boys and girls, Mrs. R. McDonald; asst., Mrs. E, Miller; junior boys and girls, Mrs. Q. 'Parker; asst.? Mrs. E* Oudmore; primary, Miss B. Barr; 0. Blansliard; Trlebner; sec. for missionary literature, Eldon Miller; librarians, Triebner and Jenny Jolly, meeting closed with prayer by Clemens. asst., Mrs. sec.-treas., Stewart pianist, Norman dolly; Mrs. Jean The Rev* ...* Di‘. i)> A, and Mrs, Anderson vis­ ited over the week-end in Toronto*